Third Asiatic Expedition Aims to Find Ancestors in Mongolia
World explorer Hoy C. Andrews leads the third Asiatic expedition of the American Museum of Natural History to China and Mongolia. The team will seek traces of early human ancestors, building on discoveries from the second expedition. Findings include Andrewsarchus and dinosaur nests, with international collaboration and plans for new explorations in Polynesia and eastern Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fmous
Seaton
Twroman's Club
Arthur Miller
Will
Eis Yrar
New York
Charleston
Merican Museum of Natural History
China
Mongolia
Henry Farr- A. Osborn
America Museum of Natural History
Hoy C. Andrews
Osborn
Order of Primates
Central Asia
Goucht
Africa
New York Zoalogical Society
Dir. Andrews
Local notes from Rocky Fork and Charleston area
W A Asbury returned home after a week in South Charleston. Miss May Wawler came back to Charleston from her parents’ home. Mr and Mrs LB Fowler of Rocky Fork and H T Burford spent Sunday in town. H McCormick returned home on Buford Creek. J S Buford came back to Charleston after visiting here. McCormick, who was here Sunday, returned to Stop 5 Charleston. A Wallace moved into his new house. Howard Garnett returned from Slick Branch where he stayed Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Buttes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Fork News
W. A. Asbury
South Charleston
May Wawler
Charleston
LB. Fowler
Hocky Fork
H. T. Burford
H. McCormick
Bufard Creek
Buford
Charlenton
McCormick
Stop 5
A. Wallace
Howard Garnett
Slick Branch
Charles Buttes
The Society Machine by Edith Braun reflect on upper crust life
Edith Braun portrays upper society women as intimate observers of fashion parties and politics. The piece notes how debutantes and young women drive cultural taste, while men discuss business rarely. It contrasts social gaiety with private family conversations and the shift toward political engagement among society ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uttha
Wall
Woong
Real estate transfers filed in Kanawha County deeds
A Kanawha County real estate transfer list shows several deeds filed for record with the county clerk P. J. Taylor. Transactions include Taylor to M Pennipeton for 15 acres in Iwtanon district for 300. Thurston to Mariant for 40 feet on Dunbar Avenue for 1050. Walker to H H Walker for three tracts on Tupper Creek for 4. Griffith to Gitson for Lot 29 deGruyter Place for 500. Kuhn to Calloway for Lot Q in Annell for 500. Jarrell lot 12, Stockton addition for 1500. Keeney to Winkler for land on Witchers Creek for 2500.
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Kanawha County
P. J. Taylor
Taylor
Poen
Kanawha City Company
M. Pennipeton
Iwtanon
Thurston
W. E. Mariant
Dunbar
Dunbar Avenue
Charlee G. Walker
H. H. Walker
Harry F. Grifith
J. P. Gitson
deGruyter Place
Kanawha Two Mile Creek
Florence C. Kuhn
James D. Calloway
Annell
Malden
Kanawha Valley Improvement Company
Frank Jarrell
Stockton
Walter H. Keeney
Roemer W Winkler
Witcher's Creek
Washington and World Affairs In Brief
The article notes official denials about Mussolini's health, the Red Cross mobilizing volunteers for Midwest storm relief, and Cabinet briefings to President Coolidge on the economy. It reports Nelson T. Thornton resigning as solicitor and A W Gross of Texas named successor, plus shipping board actions on port differentials and groundwork for an arms conference. A humorous foreign note about a dog and hen at Loughborough.
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Tallan
Fremier Mussolini
Red Cross
Mid- West
Coolidge
Reliage
National Xuped
Nelson T. Thortson
Internal Revenue Bureau
A. W. Gross
Texas
Shipping Board
Gulf
South Atlantic
Kelings
Judge Makes Erroneous Prediction Regarding Lawyer
A distorted excerpt shows a judge predicting harm to a lawyer and a humorous mock remedy promise. The text mocks medical quackery with exaggerated claims about a product named Marr’s Wonderful Remedy, claiming it cures many ailments and in one dose convinces buyers with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marr
Art
A. Potterfield
Trexall
Sixty-Two Students to Graduate From Marshall College
Sixty-two students will graduate this spring at Marshall College with bachelor of arts degrees. Fifty-one are in the college of education under Dean J. B. Shouse. the rest are in the college of arts and sciences under Dean R. J. Largent. The latter college was created last fall and will likely triple its graduates next spring. The normal course graduates number 51 in June, with additional diplomas possible after summer sessions.
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Marshall College
Colose
Cadlere of Education
Br, Shouse
College of Arts and Sciences
R. J Largent
College of Arts With Sciences
Lagent
Shouse
How He Discovered Best Constipation Relief
Brooklyn man Mr Joseph F Glas describes long standing constipation and persistent relief from Carter s Little Liver Pills. He claims these pills work reliably after each use and notes the 25 cent price at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Glas
Brooklyn
N. Y
O.K
Carter
New Charters Issued by Secretary of State
Three charters were issued yesterday by Secretary of State George W Sharp. The Midelburg Logan Holding Company of Charleston received capital stock of 200000 with incorporators Montague Blundon W St Fletcher H W Staunton Co KE Weber and C K Thomas all of Charleston. Terminal company Jet with capital stock 89000 incorporated by John H Hoffman A J Wielder F C Fielder W A Dawson and H Hikins all of Clarks.
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George W Sharp
Midelburg-Logan Holding Company
Charleston
Capital Stock
Incorporators
Montague Blundon
W. St. Fletcher
H.W. Staunton, Co
KE. Weber
K. Thomas
Tennil Company Jet
Capital
John H. Hoffman
A. J. Wielder
F.C. Fielder
W. A. Dawson
H. Hikins
Clarks
Concrete Corporation of Clarksburg Incorporation Report
The Concrete Corporation of Clarksburg is to be capitalized at $16,000 and to manufacture products from cinders and concrete. Incorporators include T. W. Horner Boyd B. Fleming Philp FP. Steptoe Louis A. Johnson and Janea M. Gusher. Notary commissions were issued to Homar King Regina L. Fehrenbach and Emmai by Secretary of State George W. Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
Concrete Corporation
Clarksburg
Capital Stock
T. W. Horner
Boyd
Fleming
Philp
Steptoe
Louis A. Johnson
Janea M. Gusher
George W. Sharp
Homar King
Pine Crove
Wetzel County
Regina L. Fehrenbach
Wheeling
Emmai
Four power of attorney filings reported yesterday
The state office recorded four power of attorney filings. Names include The Clarksburg Flat Glass Co to Louie Johnson of Clarksburg, The Alex Peck and Son Co to Terrence Stewart of Morgantown, The Cabell Armature and Machinery Co to W Booker of Huntington, and The Douglas Brote and Caldwell Insurance Co to Terrence Stewart of Morgantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck
Printetom
Mercer
Clarksburg
Glense
Fonmpany
Louie Johnson
Alex Peck and Son Company
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World Explorer
C. Andrews
Woman’s Club
Asia
Kellogg
Philadelphia
Bute Bt
Philadelphia, Pa
Battle Creek
Michigan
Portland Ceribne Association Union
Parkersburg
National O Ie
the Society
Edith Braun
Mra
Otto W. Kahn
United States
Canada
Great Britain
South America
North American Newspaper Alliance
Cnme
Fintierer
Mme
Margot
Washington
Loughborough
Eng
Herbert Jackson
Churen
Marinello
U. S
National School of Cosmericians
6Th Street
Cincionac
Goodman's
State House
Gerald Cranston
Lady
Gilbert
Frankau
Captain Bloodgood
Lew Rose
Jack Fey
Fulgora A
Bee Jung
Venus of the
Paul Nolan & CO
Kearse
Matt Moore
Virginia Street
Liberal
Complete Home Outfitters
Lloyd
Maxuracrunme Company
Menominee, Mich
Heywood-Wakefeld Co
Orillia
Ontario
Lloyd Ae
Arriagesurniture
Delco
Delco-Light Electric
Dvico
The
H. & S. Electric Co
Kanawha Street
Charleston, W. Va
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