Trace Origin of the South Sea Polynesians
A major scientific expedition funded by the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Estate and Bishop Museum will depart Hawaii next spring for two years in the South Seas. It aims to determine Polynesian origins and migrations up to Hawaii, the region’s northeastern outpost. Bernice Pauahi, Hawaiian princess, married Charles RK Bishop, with her estate supporting native Hawaii institutions. Mrs. Alice Polk Hill has been named poet laureate of Colorado by Governor Slewpare.
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Mexico Sees Decline in Patriotism and Public Unity
In Mexico City on October 1, Luis Cabrera secretary of the treasury told reporters that a lack of protest spirit and public unity amid rumored armed intervention is unprecedented. He blamed the press for muted patriotism and agreed silence on international issues may reduce coverage of the nation's stance.
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Worldly Men Sail A Rich, Global Adventure
A brash travel pitch invites readers to explore Paris, Panama, and Waikiki with a bold, cosmopolitan tone. It promises bold experiences across cultures and seas, urging men to see the world and confront diverse peoples with confidence.
UNC Opens 124th Session With Record Freshman Intake
Chapel Hill Oct 1 The University of North Carolina under Dr Henry W Chase begins its 124th session Oct 2 with a projected record 1200 plus students and 430 freshmen certificates reported by registrar Dr T J Wilson Jr. New deans and expanded facilities accompany a three term year and a broadened commerce and music program.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Endure Testimony in High Point
In High Point a resident Mrs. Chas. Lee, 423 South Main, testifies on December 21 1914 that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her chronic kidney pain backache and fatigue after two boxes and remains recommended as of July 23 1918. The ad notes the price 60 cents and credits Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. It also mentions a Paris fashion trend the chameleon suit that changes color with weather from blue to violet to pink.
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English Worried Over Motor Cars in Britain
London reports that Britain may loosen imports allowing American car makers back in. UK industry fears flood of cheap cars, job losses, and higher costs as British firms push for protection. A carmaker vows to sell in the United States to retaliate. The item shifts to a joke about anarchy instructors and TNT.
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Heavy MeatEaters Have Slow Kidneys
An authority warns that meat eating overstresses kidneys by forming uric acid. Symptoms of sluggish kidneys include rheumatism headaches and urinary disorders. To flush and stimulate kidneys, take four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water before breakfast. promotes clear urine and blood purity.
Rent gougers plague OSU housing as term opens
Columbus Oct 1 When Ohio State University began the Fall term students complained rents rose 25 to 50 percent during vacation. Many high priced rooms remain vacant as the student body labels owners rent gougers.
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