Neanterthal Group Replica Gift to Museum Display
A Neande rthal group sculpture completed for the museum represents cave dwellers with brow ridges and forward heads. The set includes a man about 55, a 12 year old boy, a 30 year old woman with a baby, and an older woman. It was modeled in France from Neanderthal skulls and skeletons and gifted by Ernest R. Graham of Chicago.
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Mts
Dordogne
France
Vistt Sditida
Ernest R. Graham
Chicago
Ernest IL. Graham
Moses
His Modest Conclusion The Greats and the People
A reflective Los Angeles Times excerpt notes critics with poor taste hinder great figures and ideas. The author contrasts public opinion with enduring achievements and personal humility.
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Los Angeles Times
Knowledge Enables External Forces to Gain Power
A compact statement on how knowledge empowers an individual to mobilize forces beyond oneself and harvest the resulting benefits through disciplined application.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Promotes Digestive Comfort
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a pleasant neutralizer of stomach acid for children and adults. It claims universal use, non harsh taste, and physicians endorsement. The copy notes the product as a genuine Phillips preparation and identifies its U S registered trademark and company history since 1875.
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Ak of Magnesia
U. S
Charles H. Phillips'Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
Ate mer CTE Ging Fes en sR Ate mer CTE Ging Fes en sR
A garbled OCR snippet mentions CTE Ging Fes and a repeated phrase. No clear people places or events are readable to establish a fact or outcome for a headline.
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Ate
Beauty pageant wins $50 prize at Rev Tolliver home
Marjory wins the beauty prize of $50 at the Rev Tolliver home with Eddy Jackson as escort. She donates the money to her father who travels to Chicago with Mica Ginger to seek funds for a Parsonage Home for the Blind after Tolliver’s failing sight. Helen marries and leaves the parsonage.
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Mr. Olliver
Red Thrush
Siimidtherées
Milare
Ellen "Ging
Tare -Uisy
Imarjory
Eddy Jackson
Marjory
Toleliver Yee
Chicago
Mica
Ginger
Alexander Murdock
Miriam and Ginger Face Strain in Chicago Chapter V
In Chicago Miriam and Ginger cope with mounting family stress as Mr Tolliver’s health wavers. Miss Jenkins stays with the girls at the parsonage while Eddy Jackson proposes a money plan and a rest strategy for Tolliver, including quiet, fresh air, and proper meals to avert blindness.
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Miriam
Chicago
Miss Jenkins
Mr. Tolliver
Marjory
Ginger
Eddy Jackson
Eddy
Eddy Jackson Helps Resting Pastor Plan Vacation
Eddy Jackson arranges a long vacation for Mr Tolliver to ease church duties while Miriam and Ginger plan a Pay Dirt stay. Joplin Westbury approves eight weeks off as the Drew Theological seminary graduate from England joins the plan, balancing church duties and family needs.
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Stefan
Ginger
Miss He
Eddy
Joplin Westbury
Methodiat Episcopal ‘Church
Red Thrush
Ateward
Tolliver
Wihd Eddy
Joplin
Westbury
Mr. Tolliver
Ion
Ady Jackson
Drew Theological Seminary
England
Mrs. Westbury
Adam Buckworth
Hiram Buckworth
Patrionage Family
If & Broppit Bitbury
Eddy Jackson
Argon Anti Uy Gi' Dee
Buckworth
Tol
Itver
Miriam
pDistix
Chicago
Poisoned Food Fails to Kill Rats in Scottish Barn Tale
A Lewis Hebrides school teacher recalls a rat poisoning episode where he spread poison in an outhouse. Each morning the bait was found covered by different obstructions such as chaff sacks and old sacking, yet the rats left the barn and did not consume the food.
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Lewis (Hebrides
Fleely
Dailies to War The Civil War Changed News Habits
Warren F. Spalding in the Boston Transcript notes the Civil War altered daily life. People grew accustomed to constant news and daily updates, making newspapers indispensable and shaping habits around timely information.
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Warren F. Spalding
Boston Transcript
Oldest Known Will by Egyptian Named Uah
The oldest will, dated 2548 B C, was written on papyrus in hieroglyphics and sealed with a scarab. It sits in a London University museum and shows a clear disposition of property leaving the estate to Uah’s wife with discretion on how to divide it among their children.
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Uah
B. C
London University
Time Spent in School and Wakeful Hours Noted
A Kansas City Star excerpt critiques schooling hours with figures on 200 school days and 14 hours daily awake time. A Cincinnati Enquirer quip about highway space between billboards adds a humorous aside to the page.
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Tray
Deffenbaugh
Bureau of Education
Detidol
Cincinnati
Man Seeks Hidden Benefits Away From Home
A man aims to display advantages away from home and notes easy money is so-called because it is twenty percent to get rid of.
Man Reflects On Folly Of Youth At Century Mark
A man nearing ninety recalls his past mistakes and laughs at how foolish he once seemed. He speaks candidly about changing habits and the lessons learned through years of experience.
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Ol¢ Top
Jude
Tome
Jenky
Billy
Afiriam
Uetory
Phillips
Masia
Atlanta
Ana
Atwater Kent Radio
Atwater Kent
Atwater
Kent Manufacturing Company
Wissahickon Ave
Atwater Kent, Pres
Philadelphia
Rockies
Canada
A. C
Aim
Spnday
WEAF
WJZ
N. B.C
Tibanes
Ean
Hopkins Equipment Co
Atlanta, Ga
Farmer Hornbeak
Kansas City Star
Bing
Addeati
Maiden
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