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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1937
Page
9
The text discusses studies by naturalists and explorers noting arrow chips and other artifacts. It contrasts "modern men" with supposedly ancient peoples and mentions sites like the Grand Canyon and Tempe with speculation on what early inhabitants may have left behind.
Scientists test long held theories by studying small animals and traces of larger life in a mile high rock column and surrounding desert. Differences between species on canyon rims suggest isolation times of 12 000 to 25 000 years may shape distinct lineages. Dr Harold Anthony leads the探索 of this field while avoiding hazardous climbs.
The article hints at a boxing figure John L. Suliven recalling past matches and a heavyweight title history. It mentions Nax Beerte and a seasoned observer from the Fre Lencan Observer, with speculation about the upcoming championship and past performances.
The fragment recounts recollections of journalists and editors from a bygone era. It mentions figures such as Dodge and Scapps, Cy Deridson the sculptor, Ernest Benellegin the essayist, and Roy Howett, plus notions of press culture, foreign correspondence, and a sense of fading careers as a young talent dies at 36.
The article praises Frank O Malley as the famed but unsigned Sun journalist whose interviewing earned trust. It recalls his distinctive style, the O Malley touch, and a 1950s New York fame contrasted with prolific daily output and occasional standout pieces.
A tenement child wanders at night falls from the root edge dying. Headlines framed the incident as A Little Child in the Dark. The item notes a grim incident without graphic detail for readers.
The 101 Ranch Wild West show performed twice in Cedar Rapids. William Shors heads the business administration department at Sam Houston Teachers College in Huntsville. Local residents plan to travel to Chicago for the Tunney Dempsey fight. Frost and sleet marked the first frost of the season with temperatures from 40 to 50. Charley Safely, one of three winners in a law thesis contest, earns a Corpis Juris scholarship to Cambridge for a year of study. Battery E and Headquarters Company honored at a Coe College party. Margarite Evans departs for New York City to visit brother Rudolph Evans of Allied Construction. Today’s high 65. Plumes of cultural life include Panhandle Pete at Greene's Opera House and The Burgomaster featured today.
The mass meeting adopted a commission plan and formed a permanent group led by John M. Redmond as president and J F Ball as vice-president. Other officers include Joseph Doctor secretary A W Kool treasurer and local society officers Herbert French Alpha Rho consul James Brown vice-consul Harold Trewin scribe Hamilton Johnson steward Thomas Crocker historian Floyd Scott warden.
Martins Ferry Ohio residents note Riverview cemetery gates will be kept closed at night after city council vote. Officials say the move aims to stop loitering by petters, a longstanding issue echoed by 1871 Walnut Grove cemetery history.
Clintonville Wisconsin reports its original horse drawn fire engine, unused for 25 years, polished and ready in the station for emergencies if electric service fails during a major fire. The engine once had no team and offered $3 to the driver who first pulled it to a blaze.
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