Puzzling Shoe Note Reported as Ancient Footwear Find
John T. Field of Lovelock Nevada submitted a suspected ancient shoe fragment to Columbia geology professor James F. Kemp and American Museum paleontologist William D. Matthew. The item allegedly shows a finely made sole with stitch lines, a thick inner welting, and hundreds of tiny holes where the sole was sewn, claimed to be 30 to 100 million years old, challenging views on human existence.
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John T. Field
Lovelock
Nev
James F. Kemp
Columbia University
William D. Matthew
American Museum of Natural
New York Times
Humboldt Mountain Range
Nevada
Botihew
Kemprat
Ancient Lenten Dainties From Yarmouth Royal Diets
Historical note recalls how Yarmouth in England upheld royal summer and Lenten feasts with 100 herrings baked daily under an ancient charter. Lamprey and other sea morsels featured in royal edicts while whale and porpoise were valued but rarer dishes for fasting periods.
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Yarmouth
How It Happened. Frank and Paul Trace Ahead at School
Frank and Pauly, one year apart, are in the same grade at school. Frank’s father urges study to keep up with Dan. Frank returns home radiant and proclaims Paper Tr acy up with Pauli. The father asks their current rank. Frank says he is in the same class, but Paul has been put back.
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Frank
Paul
Pauly
Dan
Pauli
Standard of Measurement From Ancient Length Unit Declares Change
In 1880 twenty datiuns sought a length standard from a plating acule now Foca, a jealous quacition of this space. Alarm spread as the length proved inconsistent with a metre, attributed to annual platinum cleaning displacing molecules. A cautious forecast warned the next seven years may require abandonment of the standard.
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Scientific American
Pyallsadle
Chiat
Public Health Service calls for better rural health organization
Surgeon General Cumming urges national action to expand health work in rural areas. A two year old U S Public Health Service survey showed only 2 percent of rural districts had adequate health organization, with little improvement since then. The note mentions increased baby travel and crossing Atlantic passages for children on a major steamship line.
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Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Atlantic
Citizen Chases Mysterious Car Encounter on Washington Blvd
A Washington Boulevard resident witnesses a puzzling auto incident at Kin here. He reports a car with a living spark and a yellowed demon-like figure, then three men rush from the street and seize the vehicle, while he escapes unharmed and remains clothed and alive.
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Washington Boulevard
Neighbure
Cloner
Tha Peraungion
Vnpty
Selel
Brothers in Common Cause
A Belgian man sought a letter to his son from Jesuit convent guardians amid German vigilance. A workingman delivered the soldier’s reply, identifying the superior as the same messenger who earlier carried a letter. The tale ends with gratitude and a hint of fate in wartime secrecy.
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Brus
Jesuit Pathers
Yue
Furness
New York
Restoring Ypres The ruined city and visitors
Ypres, once ruined, receives American visitors en route to France and North Africa. The mayor’s proclamation in French and English warns visitors not to remove stones or gravel from holy ground. Rehabilitated restrictions aim to guard the historic site and its delicate medieval hall.
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Ypres
France
Gullys
Color Scheme for Maps Enhances Stereoscopic Depth
A New York Herald Tribune note discusses recent advances in map color schemes that boost 3D perception. By coloring a central square with red in the middle and yellows greens and blues outward the center appears raised or lowered depending on color order.
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New York
New name for galoshes by a campus child
Norman Karr five year old son of Professor and Mrs Du Pouw University attended a campus walk and pointed to two co ed galoshes saying they might be bootlegger shoes. The boy’s comment reflects his exposure to talk of bootleggers amid Putnam County sewers.
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Norman Karr
Mes
Curt
du Pouw Wniversity
Sitertt
Putnam County
Norman
bin Mother
Exploring the Connecticut Valley Ridge to Mount Washington
The text describes a ridge extending from the Connecticut Valley, crossing into New Hampshire and rising to a famed watch tower on Mount Ararat No real Mount Ararat in region. the ridge continues northward toward prominent peaks in New Hampshire, including the southern Bersege and Mount Cardigan, as cited in the American Forestry Magazine.
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Aasau
Marvels Real and Unreal in Modern Wonders
A fragmented essay muses on modern miracles eclipsing old wonders. It ponders radio reach, unseen forces, and science opening senses while recalling Ben Franklin and other historical figures. The piece questions whether space and thoughts can be perceived as real through advancing inquiry.
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Ives
Phintany
Ben Frankin
Trandoyo
William Allen White
Life tables show rural residents living longer than city folks
New census bureau life tables reveal rural populations have lower death rates and higher life expectancy than urban residents. Women outlive men, with white females born expected to outlive males by about three years. Infant mortality remains higher in cities, partly due to bottle feeding in early life.
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Census Bureau
Health Service
Indian Cashes Big Roll At City Bank
An Indian customer at Kanenn City bank orders cash and stores twelve hundred dollars in a savings account. Later he returns for money, insisting on immediate access while the clerk explains the savings limits. The man leaves with his cash after contesting the policy.
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Kanenn
Agvings Department
Bure
Trout Fishing and the Joy Beyond Streams
An opinion piece extols trout fishing as a year round delight not found on streams. The writer recalls cold winds and rain, the fire’s warmth, and the preparation joy before the chase. It frames fishing as constant happiness even in bad weather.
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Tonthera
Alka
Slang as Humor Says Wodehouse Mastered Vernacular
The Pittsburgh Dispatch quotes English writer Wodehouse, praised as the master of slang in both England and the United States. The piece notes his claim that humor underpins slang and that American and British speech reflect clever, enduring phrases.
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England
United States
Cone
Wetham Granville Wodehouse
Wollehoyne
America
Modest Inggestion and a Young Lawyer Exchange
A fragment shows a terse exchange where a young lawyer urges frequent calls to appear as a client and suggests the speaker will help attract others. The text hints at a mock or informal dialogue about attracting business.
What's in a Name May Surname Origins and Meanings
This piece analyzes the name May as a calendar name tied to the fifth month and its possible origins. It contrasts two explanations: as a form of Margaret and as a direct honor to May, noting linguistic evolution from Scotland and its absence as a common English derivative. It discusses traits linked to May and touches on cultural beliefs about luck and symbolism.
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Margaret
Malate
Auguste
May
England
Coputant
No Caméra Flonds Then in River Bath Scene
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a character going to the river to bathe rather than pose. Includes a quoted line and a misread name Dalviss New, suggesting a literary or theatrical context without clear dates or places.
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Dalviss
Soma Appatite in Toronto Fuperstudy Breakfast Dinner
Fragmentary text mentions Soma Appatite, Toronto, and meals listed as breakfast and dinner with stray words. No clear event, date, or identifiable persons beyond place.
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Toronto
Nostos ‘Transcript
Fragmented lines hint at a homeward life theme
The readable fragments evoke a poem or ad tone about home life and longing. The text hints at homeward thoughts, possibly from a feature on domestic life or a literary piece, but lacks clear events, dates, or names. The setting feels intimate and nostalgic.
Hoosler Back to Forest Park Move
Mr and Mrs Harold Hoaler moved from Oak Park to 7002 Harrison Street Forest Park after their marriage last fall. Friends welcome the couple back to the community as they settle into their new home. Duck Into the fold Mrs Clue Monler returned from St Louis after visiting relatives and attending the Timole Federation of Women's Clubs annual meeting. Independent party club held its monthly meeting at Memorial Hall with a social program and dancing to follow. Son Arrives at Bartsch Home Arthur Bartsch and family welcome the birth of a son born Friday night.
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Hoslere
Forest Park
Harold Hoaler
Oak Park
Lantfall
Uarrison Street
Forent Park
Clueu Monler
St. Louis
Sveral
Timole Federation of Women's Clubn
Independent Party
Independent Party Club
Bartsch Home
Arthae ‘Bartach
Merelving
Kitchen Shower For Dr Manslow At Mrs Sommerfeld's
Mrs O Sommerfeld hosted a kitchen shower at 228 Marengy avenue in honor of Dr Eleanor Manslow who will marry in June. Bunco was played, refreshments served after the game, sixteen guests attended and showered the bride-to-be with many useful gifts.
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Manslow
O. Sommerfeld
Marengy. Avenue
Eleanor Manslow
School Board Meeting Ends Without Superintendent Hire
A Gesbion board of education meeting adjourned after an event marked by delays and confusion. Reporters say the selection process was not completed, with expectations unfulfilled as the Review noted efforts to finalize a hire.
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Gesbion
Te Board of Education
Wan Hell
Tt Wan
Tnat
Werti Ng
Booster Club Banquet Honors Winners at Local Home
The Booster Club of Peurnun Cumup, RON. A held its annual banquet at Mrs Arthur McXaumhe home on Mamage Avenue. Prizes were awarded to Steadanes CL iry Mole MM. Peterman 4 Woulfe and b Bettinger. A vane was presented to boxens for the event.
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Ron
Mra
Arthur McXaumhe
Mamage
Steadanes
Mole
MM. Peterman
Woulfe
B. Bettinger
Maccaber Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Anna Holthe
Mrs Anna Holthe guest of honor at a luncheon for Ulirigo shire commanders held at the La Salle hotel. Forest Park Elks leader Chan Murkart and Cromark Hire No 1 members attended. A candidate will be initiated soon amid notes on local scholarship and student progress published in last week's issue.
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Maccaber
Anna
Holthe
Creet
Ladies of the Maccabeon
Hostewn
Shires of
Ulirigo
la Salle Hotel
Misw Chan Murkart
Owen Dee
Forest Park Elve
W Gaat
Ae Wee
Lattle Daliquiat
Tenmanier
Cromark
Women’s Auxiliary of Legion meets in Forest Park unit
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Legion in Forest Park Moab No. 414d holds its regular meeting on Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock. An upcoming Mother’s Day Memorial service is noted, with plans for the event and related preparations.
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Women's Auxiliary OF Legion
Women's Auxithees
de Adhere
Legion of Forest
Real Estate Classified Ads From Gough Lamson Co
Oak Park and Forest Park listings show multiple for sale notices including 2 story brick flat with 65 rooms at 10 000 dollars with 1500 down and balance 10 per month, 716 Elgin Ave two dats frame house with 60x123 lot priced at 9000, 66 room brick flat at 1100 terms, modern heated bungalow at 8000, lot in Lot Jeger Town at 2900, various properties with furnaces, oak floors, gardens, and garages. Many entries mention down payments, terms, and addresses in Forest Park area.
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Puzzles Men OF Learning
Nawre
Bpread of Health Service
Auto
Indianatelle
Baiglane
Ben Franklin
Mildred Marshall
Rks Og
Fenelin
the Music Shop
Madison Street
F. P
Hkermice Schule
Grant Schol
Wan Amitted
Nelod
Ariduaten
Neorge W. Lamkun Company
William C. Wornkatt
Porge W
Tannecu
Rowt Batnte—Insurances
Madn Street
High Avenue
Elgin Avenue
Met
Oak Moors
Jeger
Vries
Chie Howe
Takao
Plana
Rendy Tak
Tanagh Avenue
Turnace
Ohoom
Rennin
Gough Lamson Company
Telephons
Ernest Nbic
Meal Estate
Thavennre
Borent Park
Henest Jug
Sidiken Treet
Bane
Hoosevelt
Priuie
Mhane Forest
Fike
Girele Avenue
Addins
Fort Front
Pande Park
Addiirens
Riviess
Parttentira
Hirge
Madison
Ren
Chung Houdater
Theo Kpare
Core
Ian Reel
Law
D. J. Drummond
Park Avenuy
Ulver Forest
W. Qing
Bedus
Taylor
Lye Lends
Sea Gates
George Larmeun Coupany
Madlaon Treet
Ru Ohtteen
Wenounhaivenue
Laidresas
Bigin Avenue
Uixo
Thorne Sariat Vark Waam
Rpc
Sanbelstand
Hela
Litertal
Melly Con
Forest
Tenvis Ind
Dow
Nperial
Merialy Go
Tb 8
Yrele Avenge
Forest Bark
Cheeta
de Bantows Prop
Benk
Plane Forest
Ted
Vine Street
Korest
Fatie Ding
Room Chater
Pou Bale
Sid
Tver
Orice
Devwpluinen Avenue
Momo River
Uriees
Lous
Herbert Wlechman
Toma Jackson Howlevard
Garagh
Markward
Klin Avenue
Finn
Deseo Plepva
Denplaines Avenue
Bing
Peterson
Hone
Melrose Park
James P. Madsen Co
Excavatora
River Yorvat
Phone River Forest
Phong Forest Park
Lathrop Ave
Eleventh Avenue
Maywood
Iano
Munog
Chas
Belireedes
Benville Ave
Bummer
Undertaker
Ondentaker
Madison St. Porest Park
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