Civilization fails to change man physically says London scientist
London University anatomy head Professor Aliotot Sinlen insists civilization does not alter human physical form. He cites fossil data and 59 centuries of minor changes, arguing progress in the last 69 centuries stems from knowledge gain and error elimination rather than bodily evolution. He warns against romantic ideas of a future giant-brained body and notes modern society protects weaker individuals, shaping but not redefining humanity.
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David M. Church
London
Aliotot Sinlen
Department of Anatomy
London University
Smith
Lkely
Stould
Muwstan Islands
Twenty four autobus lines started in Austria this summer
A summer program in Austria began twenty four bus lines across major routes. Officials cited expanded service and infrastructure upgrades as reasons for the rollout, with regional agencies coordinating timetables and ticketing.
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Austria
Spooky Returns to the Old Orchard
This fragment recounts Spooky the Squirrel and Brummer the Woodpecker disturbing Spooky’s daytime nap at the old orchard. Sammy Jay alerts the forest, Mrs Spooky comments on the brood leaving home, and a quiet return to the tree prompts a reflective mood about change and routine in the woodland community.
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Renson
Geran
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Sammy Jay
Samm
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Spook
Snooky
Shuimmer
Reiy
Dee
Auker
Koneky
Pea
Orehara
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Nuttingham
Eien
Aera
Hame
Alea
McAuy
Ace
Grehard
Whale Iver
Grean Forest
Mitte
Whittefoot
Aer
Pinung
Squirrel and Her Family Con Vive in Peace
Fragmentary text from 1928 Burgress item hints at a Squirrel family tale and a following story about Redleing the Wlawke Died Makex 3 Fann. readable fragments suggest a children's or light fiction sequence.
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Squirrel
PW. Burgess
Redleing
Mackinac ship Mackinac details aboard excursion trip
A Mackinac vessel in view of a fatal accident, with 21 crew aboard and a prior service between Lawtucket and New York, was repaired in Newport. The ship is 282 feet long, 90 percent of its length, with a steel hull and weed retracture. Authorities note unusual findings by inspectors and maritime firms.
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Bok
Prercher
Hie
Die
Alther
Poten
Tor Futinky
Urreet Uaopitisun
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Iehe
Eure College
Dokn Wi
Hunter
Avividenen
Hopitinsan
Oller
Mackinac
Beiler
Jehard J. Tails
Mackinge
New York
Newport
Lawtucket
Sew
Sew Vack
Jeneth
Chicago’s Ancient Earth Study Reveals Cambrian Life
A museum exhibit led by Dr. Nichola Sit Mas presents an intensive study of earth formations and fossil remains in the Chicago area from Cambrian to Devonian times. The research traces prehistoric continents, invertebrate life, and the region’s sea incursions and land shifts shaping early life in what became Chicago.
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Winnon
Weiss
Iola Museum
Nichols
Weegan
Werma
Gavin
Chrostelo
Mhrough
Ordoviclay
Chicago
Nichola Sata
Extraterritorial rights in China stir debate in Shanghai
A long, garbled discussion of extraterritoriality in China after World War I. The piece notes foreign privileges, German and Russian treatment, American legal reach, and Chinese resistance, focusing on how extraterritorial systems shield foreign citizens and complicate Chinese sovereignty. The text names figures and places such as Shanghai, China, and Western settlements, examining the evolving legal framework and its impact on justice and governance.
Highway Safety for All Planned
The article reports on a national street safety conference in Washington with plans for stronger federal and state enforcement, aiming to reduce deaths and accidents. It cites expert views on uniform laws, stricter penalties for reckless driving, and calls for coordinated action by cities and states to curb dangerous driving and improve road safety nationwide.
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Evita
Jak Ludasile
United States
Juss Wylliam Meadas
Chile
cHly Wuuslatrate
New York
Connie Talmadge Stars At Rialto
Connie Talmadge stars in Her Sister From Paris at the Rialto for the remainder of the week. Constance Carmage, by Franklin's direction, leads a strong cast in a light comedy with double role playing and lively, suggestive scenes, as a woman impersonates her twin sister to win back her husband.
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Wnltt
Ekihmul
Franklin
Smeling Steeiil
Duckwroumls
Hivighr
Vlvaeins Res Bao Useal
Constance
Talmadge
Helen Weyringer
Lola
la Derry
Ronyald Colman
George K. Arthur
Margaret Mann
Ting
Hho
Secretary Hoover starts world aircraft survey
Secretary of Commerce Hoover launches a joint survey with the American Engineering Council to study civil aviation's economic impact, infrastructure, and investment needs in the United States. J Walter Brae is chair, with Joseph W. Roe leading the study and experts from New York universities and industry contributing. The project aims to map geographic, economic, and operating conditions and to assess demand, equipment, and regulatory needs for a robust commercial air transport system.
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Washilo Pon
Guipmerce Monver
Sugwest
Congress
American Whelneering Council
United States
J. Walter Brake
Secretar of Commerce
Hoover
Chaimmaan
Neil Ste
Prafr4eor
Toseph W. Roe
Demiheroe
New York
Universir Shaibers
General Committee
Esperta
Durevid
Amovicin Society
Meehunienip
Elnvers
I. FH
Watter
Aeronautical Corinecring
Vurse
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Fthule
Phin
Golphic
Gonsial
Vin Zandt
Serview
Kienin
Trattie
Ue United Ina
Air Mall
Europe
Obituary of Ms Watt Bishop at 697 Osradek Street
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Watt Bishop wife of O S Bishop at 697 Osradek Street. Survived by her husband two daughters and other family including brothers Henry and Wayne. Arrangements awaiting final rites.
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Qtiue Fist
O. S. Mishop
Aosradek Ostreet
Atra
Lopetlee Parry
Tinnis
Els Song Bohm
Pasi
Fae
Bide
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Amd
Alti Tyr
Heney
Wayner Ruben
Kiyal
Pelseives
Robert Clark
Robert Clack
General Education Board
Molumbia University
Peabody Collplce
Clark
Fragmented prison reform note and unclear names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a prison reform context with references to Atlanta and WingoverMe OM and various garbled names. The readable content is insufficient to identify a clear event, date, or involved persons, yielding a partial, uncertain record.
Local bonds disputed as heirs divide proceeds
W. S. Johnson, PGE Deramoa, announced yesterday the state bonds will be divided among heirs. The remaining portion will be allocated later, with divisions guided by the will and announced methodology. Divine of the public interest contrasts with private claims as parties await final settlement.
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John i Sen
Deraeroa
Film directors pay varies widely in Hollywood
A Hollywood meeting of executives explained the wide spread in weekly director salaries. Top directors earn about 2000 dollars, while many newer directors receive around 75 dollars weekly. One producer argued experience justifies high pay as it saves costs through faster production.
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Hollywood
Cal
Che
Sefa
Ume
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