Army War Games Train Over 300000 In Camps Nationwide
Washington Aug 22 AP More than 300000 professional and part time soldiers will be trained under the War Department this summer in over 40 camps nationwide. Training ranges from 50000 man units for the first army to small groups in isolated areas. The biggest war games began last week at Pine Camp New York and Mount McGregor with Maj Gen Dennis E Noland overseeing. The Army has four regional armies and the New England Atlantic states unit forms the first army’s force after last year’s paper maneuvers in New Jersey.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promoted for Malaria
An aged advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a dual remedy for malaria and general weakness. It claims to kill malaria parasites in blood while boosting iron levels, presenting the tonic as safe for children and available in 50c and $1 sizes with the larger bottle offering more value.
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Grove
Indian Blood Ties to Neanderthal Traits Examined
Reports from the Smithsonian state that some American Indians may carry Neanderthal blood from the glacial era. Dr. Ales Hrdiska notes two explanations: ancient inheritance within American Indians or migrant transfer from Asia to Alaska, with Nebraska skulls suggesting external Neanderthal links. The discussion centers on skull ridges and possible ancient ancestry.
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Washington
Reltace
Ales Hrdilska
Phyaledl
Sralthgenian Institution
Thase Ray Maine Phew
Earl
Nebrooke
Hrdjicks
Asis
Alaska
Neandarthz
Waiting Post House Ex-Empress Pending Restoration Of Austrian Rule
Ex-Empress Zita plans return to Austria from Belgian exile and will reside at Villa Wartholz in Reichenau pending monarchy restoration. The estate, once Karl I’s summer home, features a waiting-wood post, a private veranda view, and a playhouse built by Archduke successors named Pechthurm Haus.
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Reichenau
Austria
Zita
Wartholz
Relchenau
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Otto
M Moncks
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Semmernz
Bad Ediach
Rax Mountains
Neuberg
Styria
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Hapsburg
Ayerahan Ia
Lewas
Hapsburgs
Marl
Archduke Maxiznjijian
Bedrick
Jeland
Madeira
Rethenau
Primes One
Hay and Crops May Become Silage If Dry Enough
Auburn August 72 AP state extension specialists advise farmers good forage can be made from hay and grazing crops if moisture is low and crops are finely cut and trimmed. Recommending slight molasses to improve palatability, they note soybeans alfalfa and corn silage possible with conditions. If moisture is 70 percent crops should stay to reach about 50 percent moisture before harvest for silage.
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State Extension
Shrimp Packers Disagree On Pound Count In Gulf States
In Biloxi Mississippi the Minstoolppi packers dispute Alabama and Louisiana packers over the number of shrimp per pound with Mississippi claiming 40 while others insist 35. Meanwhile in Dubuque Iowa Arthur Nichela, 51, was shot as his wife said he argued with her and a pistol went through his arm during a domestic incident.
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Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Secar Rapids
Arthur Nichela
Santa
Arthur
Fred
Young itinerant confesses to Kennett murder case in Auburn
Earl Cramer, a 21 year old itinerant preacher, confessed to the slaying of Chicago contractor James C Kennett Sr and the death of a red headed youth. He said both bodies were in abandoned mines near Emigrant Gap. The disclosures followed earlier denials and collection of handwriting samples for check endorsements.
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James C. Kennett
Chicago
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Emigrant Gap Poste
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