All Night Parking Ban Cuts Charleston Road Disorder
Charleston motorists curb overnight street parking as police report April arrests drop to 40 for leaving cars out all night. Traffic violations remain the main charge, with 132 arrests for out of line parking and 154 for overtime on restricted streets, plus 29 near fire plugs and 27 on wrong sides. Patrol notes 110 accidents, one fatality, and 445 tagging incidents.
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No More Dandruff Guaranteed Hair Treatment
A dated advertisement touts a scalp and hair care product that claims to destroy dandruff by eliminating the germ. It promises quick, sure relief and includes a testimonial style line urging readers to ask Scott Tros or a local druggist for the remedy.
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Fawcett Seeks Ancient City Ruins in Brazilian Jungle
Special dispatch from Sanboro Aug 24 describes S. Cuyulia and the coast near Yuvala where ruins of an ancient white civilization are sought. Fawcett notes fossilized trees, gigantic chapade formations reaching about 200 feet, and ruins of prehispanic buildings. He reports encounters with native tribes and a distant rocket-like sound, with observations on local Indians and a large rock with inscriptions. The account frames exploration amid dangerous terrain and uncertain encounters as they press toward the Andean frontier.
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Britons Might Be Shorter Says Scientist
In a Royal Institution lecture Sir Arthur Keith, leading anthropologist and conservator at the Royal College of Surgeons museum, asserts limited data hint that western Europeans at the end of the ice age were taller and brain sizes exceeded those of people today. The modern British man is described as about five feet eight inches tall, opposed to a long-held five feet six.
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