Guers Seek Missing Link in New Guinea
Degenerating pygmies studied by a Stirling Group of savants from Chicago. An early flying expedition to Dutch New Guinea reports contact with the Pygmy tribe in jungle interiors. The explorer aided by leaving trinkets, noting the tribe’s gift exchanges and nest-like habitats. He believes the pygmies may be the closest approach to a lost human lineage.
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Guers
New Guinea
Stirling Group of
Savans
Chicago
Aria
Dutch New Guinea
Merton
Blaelty
Firat
Siete Hare Heilen
Sumitra
Ifa
Waseda University of Japan
Universalty of
Hebel
Elephant with splints fitted to hind legs in London
A young elephant at a London zoo suffers knock-knee due to birth deletion and will receive ambulatory splints on its hind legs. Plaster casts of its face have been made to ensure correct splints, and impressions for feather and shell will be used.
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London
Opjah
Bill Elephant
Zoclon— Seal Pardons
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Getebet
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Meldorf
Tinno
Te Taldwin
Galperin
Plano
Galperin Music Silop
Charleston
W. Va
Galperin Music Shop
Capitol ST
Verything Musical
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