Lenin Brain Examined in Berlin Exhibit
Scientists in Berlin dissect Lenin’s brain and send samples to Paris for study. They report larger cells in the third layer linked to intelligence, but note the brain is uneven and not fully understood how it shapes mind or genius. Also discussed are faulty prophetic forecasts and historical misreads of population and wheat supply.
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Lenin
Berlin
Nicolai Lenin
Soviet Union
Paris
Mid
Ile Malthus
William Crookes
Ten prizes for C F Webster in Madison Square poultry show
C F Webster of Girard connected with Climax Manufacturing Company has won ten prizes from eleven entries at the Madison Square Garden poultry show in New York. Corry High School basketball to play Mayville. thaw allows ice clearance. Death of Allen Bull's wife reported in Buffalo. Supt Curtis returns from Chicago visit. Allen and Allen family in Tampa Florida. W S Page promoted to Kentucky duties for DeLays Separator Company. Lexington HQ set.
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C. F. Webster
Girard
Climax Manufacturing Company
Madison Square Garden
New York
Allen Bull
Second Avenue
Buffalo
W. G. Curtis
Chicago
W. 5. Page
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Lexington
Mr. Page
All American literary picks of 1930 revealed
The annual All American list names top works across fiction history travel humor and more with selections including The Water Gypsies The Age of Hate and Peter Arno Hullabaloo The John Riddell Murder Case and Laments for the Living The list notes many titles come from English authors and published in the United States while some choices were authored by American writers.
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United Press
NEW York
England
A. B. Herbert
Doubleday-Doran
Dickens
W. Sackville-West
Charlie Chan
Earl Derr Biggers
Bobbs-Merril
Bool
Eva Adele Gordon
H.L. Gordon
East South Street
Dorothy Parker
William H. Coleman
Rockwell Kent
Brewer
Warsten
Kent
Baffin Bay
John Riddell
Corey Ward
Scribners
Peter Arno
Horac
Liveright
Drell Parade
Carlton ‘Talbott
Hories Liveright
Talbott
Ballyhoo
Mendicant
Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
The article offers vocabulary guidance and correct usage notes. It defines misused phrases and pronunciation tips for common mistakes and presents today’s word Genial indicating a cheerful friendly disposition. Mrs. Mabel Larson returned home after a weekend in James Town and Buffalo with friends.
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W. L. Gordon
Mabel Larson
Jamestown
Buffalo
Dismissals of Experts By Power Commission Backfires
A Washington political item reports that the new federal power commission, confirmed by the Senate, faced early controversy as Chairman George Otis Smith and associates Garraud and Draper moved quickly. The piece traces origins to 1920 and notes tensions between Secretary Bonner and Solicitor Russell, with debates over independence and control of power resources.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D.,c
Federal Power Commission
Hoover
Senate
George Otis Smith
Marcel Garraud
Claude L. Draper
Congress
Power Commission
Interior
Agriculture
Charles AL Russell
Bonner
James Couzens
Russell
Smith
U. S. Geological Survey
Bee
Garland
Outfit
Draper
Ralph B. Williamson
Frank McNinch
McNinch
Garlaud
Charlotte
N. C
Cameron Morrison
Tan
Garschid
King
Parish meeting rescheduled to Friday for Shome section
Mrs. Eimice DeJean and all members are requested to be present at the Sone Eni lab at her present location. The Friday session will replace the previously planned Thursday meeting and officers will be held.
Answers to Saturday's Questions
The quiz reveals: 1. Yoost children under a U. S. President. 2. average American lifespan. 3. reptile changing color. 4. state under four jurisdictions. 5. energy in horsepower for Niagana Walls.
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U. S
Niagana
President Hoover
Los Angeles
Homer
Pampas
Hunter must depart lodge to meet train at exact time
A hunter plans to meet a noon Friday train after a Sunday noon arrival. Station is 45 minutes walk from the lodge. His watch gains 1 minute every B hours. Subtract 96 from 168 then divide by 86 to get the adjustment. Kathryn Powers returned home from North East after a weekend with friends.
Miss Laura Smith Dead at Warren After Lingering Illness
Laura M. Smith 58, lifelong Warren resident and animal welfare advocate, died Sunday morning after a long illness. Born June 11, 1876, she was daughter of Levi Smith, longtime refinery owner, and attended local school then Goucher College. She was active at First Presbyterian Church.
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Warren
Laura M. Smith
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W. 40Th St
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Pittsburgh
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Corry High School
Mayville
Dudley Buck
Eric
George B. Allen
South
Tampa, Fla
Journal
Sucreespurie
Universal Chair
Union City
J. ©. Caflisch
Union City Enterprise
Lillian Morgaridge
Commission
Bention
Ment
Misa Kathryn Powers
North East
Miss Smiths
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
THE
Florida Orange
Groves
Tangerines
Florida
South Center Street
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