Charles D Walcotty and American science leadership
A profile of Charles Doolittle Walcott highlights his role in American science, his Smithsonian leadership, and his influence on national parks and science policy. The piece outlines Walcott’s career from early fossil collecting to directing the Smithsonian Institution since 1907, his impact on geology, paleontology, and federal science administration, and the broader context of American scientific institutions and park conservation.
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Day's Wettest Hour Hidden in a Desolate Plain
Fragmented text references extreme weather, atmospheric moisture, and vast landscapes with red rock formations, canyons, mesas, and valleys. Mentions unsettled conditions and exploratory prospects in a far country with sparse readable details.
Iowa State News Highlights and Local Developments
Iowa reports paving plans for 26 miles between Davenport and Muscatine and 48 paving miles in Manchester with bids open this month. Des Moines touts a new radio station, a large 12 story office building, and a record automobile show. County fines totaled 27,967.25 in 1923, while state farms face forage shortages and officials warn about highway costs.
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Bride's Cake as Ancient Relic of Roman Custom
The bride's cake today is tied to a Roman wedding ritual where the bride prepared a portion of the feast with her own hands. The piece notes the historical custom and its evolution into modern wedding traditions.
Dandelion Butter Color Named In Ad Blurb
A long standing harmless vegetable butter color called Dandelion is advertised for 85 cents. Drug stores and general stores list it as a century old staple used by many for a variety of culinary needs.
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Odd Marriage Customs of Russia and Egypt
A Curassins people in the Cau casus mountain region of southern Russia pay half a daughter's dowry at betrothal with the remainder due after the first child is born. Egyptian brides often remain unseen until after the wedding and undergo ceremonial baths and coin-filled hand pastes at the feast while guests contribute coins.
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New Barley Variety Worley Distributed to U.S. Farmers
A new Worley barley variety is now distributed to American farmers. It originated from a single plant raised from seed imported near the Black Sea border. The note adds that good resolutions tend to fail over time.
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Spoke the Truth in a Playful Exchange Between Lovers
In a light dialogue a woman asks to see the man she would marry while the man teases that she would likely marry him. The exchange hints at romantic intentions and playful banter between two suitors.
Bayer Aspirin Safety Ad Warns Careful Buyers
A historical warning urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on Bayer Aspirin packages or tablets to ensure authenticity. The ad claims millions have used it safely for 23 years and cautions against unsafe imitations.
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Collaboration Debate On Classic Play By Brueys And Palaprat
A Paris translation recalls the 18th century duo David Augustin Brueys and Palaprat, writers of the play Grandeur. Brueys claimed the first act, Palaprat the third, while the middle was shared, illustrating early collaboration notions and modern echoes in a City Star note.
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Traces of Teeth Seen in Bird Embryos
The article notes teeth found in embryos of modern birds, suggesting a heritage from primitive reptile-like ancestors that possessed full dentition. It adds brief remarks about a kitchen mishap where nothing boils over and a pot near the stove.
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