Field Museum team to hunt extinct South American giants
Chicago March 21 A Field Museum expedition led by Elmer S Riggs curator of paleontology will search Argentina for megatherium glyptodon and other extinct beasts as part of five South American explorations The party will seek fossils along exposed Argentine coastlines and aims to bring back specimens alive or dead for study The expedition underscores South American marsupial fauna distinct from North American counterparts with species like glyptodon and an extinct ground sloth among targets
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Chicago
Field Museum
Argentina
Elmer S. Riggs
Department of Paleontology
Afd
Glyptodon
Mr. Riggs
Rages
South America
British Guiana
J. B. Abbott
Museum
Argentine
North America
Hesides
Ancient North American ground sloth description cited
The fragment describes a geological shift with animals crossing land bridges and mentions the mastodon and megalonyx jeffersoni as the first ground sloth named by Thomas Jefferson. It notes northern and southern ranges and scientific commentary on the mammal migration.
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North America
Thomas Jefferson
Nis
Megalonyx Jeffersoni
Michigan Plans Reindeer Propagation in Upper Peninsula
Michigan conservation officials will attempt to propagate reindeer in the upper peninsula after receiving 50 cows and 19 bulls from Norway. The herd will roam in the northern lower peninsula for now, then cross to the upper peninsula to establish a permanent population as winter conditions favor survival. The move aligns with stocking timber lands and streams, with a closed season planned to boost population growth in northern Michigan.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Conservation Department
Upper Peninsula
Norway
New York
Lower Peninsula
Straits of Mackinac
State Conservation Department
Upper Michigan
Péninshning Woods
Five Divorces Granted in Guilford Superior Court
Yesterday's Guilford superior court session heard five divorce cases, granting divorces to Esther Wright and Jasper Wright, Allison Gray and Sarah Gray, Mamie B McLaurin and E D McLaurin, Andrew C Haynes and Lena M Haynes, and Carris Crater and Jesse Crater. The report notes Naples lost about 112000 inhabitants in 1783 to 1850 by earthquake.
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Greensboro
Guilford
Kingdom of
Naples
Gardens and Cows Increase Wealth in North Carolina
Raleigh March 1 North Carolina would greatly boost wealth if it kept at home the food and feed it now sends to other states. The Live-at-Home plan urges every farm family to grow year round gardens raise cows and chickens and hogs to improve health and welfare. The leaflet, by John Paul Lucas, outlines simple steps for all farmers to produce essential foods at home and reduce reliance on outside markets.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
John Paul Lucas
Central Campaign Committee
Carolina
Mastin
Agricultural bulletins on farm care under boll weevil conditions
The leaflet highlights important circulars from the agricultural extension service in Raleigh North Carolina. They cover garden tending livestock care and general farming under boll weevil conditions and may be obtained free by addressing the extension service.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Raleigh
N. C
Twenty One Chicago Policemen Killed in Three Years
Chicago reports twenty one police officers were killed on duty in the past three years. Investigations show six in 1921, ten in 1920, and nine in 1919. Detective Sergeant Patrick ONeill was among last year’s victims fatally shot during a failed arrest of Tommy OConnor.
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Chicago
Committee On Police
Chicago Crime Commission
Patrick O'Neill
Tommy O'Connor
Church History Guarded in Lebanon Civic Effort
In Lebanon Corn March 21 the Ex ecter Church society formed during the Revolutionary era to aid spiritual needs. Governor Jonathan Trumbull supported the society which organized in 1775 and ended in 192. The original church building, replaced in 1844, later belonged to the Congregational Church Missionary Society of Hartford and is now a boarding house. Lebanon once had 3960 Eph Englanders, now 1345 residents with few descendants of the old families.
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Lebanon
Corn
Jonathan Trumbull
Connecticut
Execter Church Society
Trumbull
Congregational Church Missionary Society of
Hartford
Conn
Ebanon
Housewife Becomes New Woman After Remedy
Ailing homemaker credits Vayr's Wonderful Remedy with saving her life. She suffered chronic stomach inflammation and digestive ailments before trying the simple preparation. One dose convinced her, and money is refunded if not satisfied. Available at Mann Drug in High Point, N Y, and Randleman Drug Co. in Randleman, N C, and druggists nationwide.
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Vayr
Mann Drug “A
Hig Point
Nyoy -Randleman Drug Co
Randleman
N. C
Advt
Broadway Caper Over American Slang Bun Confusion
The Britisher Lashie Hiscott misread a script instruction at The Broadway for Three Live Ghosts causing a cream bun prop to appear in view. Paramount producer George Fitzmaurice and Hiscott laughed at the mix up when told in America buns differ, prompting a lesson in slang.
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England
Lashie Hiscott
George Fitzmaurice
Paramount
Hiscot
Fitzmaurice
America
Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief for Women Readers
A call to women about kidney and bladder troubles notes many sufferings stem from poor kidney health. Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root is promoted as restoring kidney function and easing symptoms like back pain headaches and low energy. A sample bottle can be requested by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer in Binghamton NY with the full bottle available at drug stores.
Miss Cora M. Finch Dies After Illness
Miss Cora M. Finch aged 49 died at a local hospital after a several weeks illness. The body was taken to her brother’s home at 107 Pine street before the funeral at Pleasant Hill in Davidson county. She is survived by her mother and sister Miss Nannie Finch.
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Cora M. Finch
Pine Street
Pleasant Hill
Davidson County
Miss Finch
Nannie Finch
666 Colds Fever LaGrippe Remedy Claim
Advertisement touts 666 as the fastest cure for colds fever and la grippe promising rapid relief and broad efficacy.
Finch Brothers Named in Atlanta News Note
Of Atlanta and two brothers, R. J. Finch and F. T. Finch, of Hawk Point.
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Atlanta
R. J. Finch and
F. T. Finch
Hajzh Point
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