Perilous Chinese Expedition Faces Destruction Threat
Andrews reports a doomed American expedition amid Chinese chaos. War minister’s chief secretary slain, food help failing, two tons flour and rice seized. Looters punished by firing squad. 450 bodies in a river bed. Camels and mules confiscated as forces retreat toward Kalgan and Peking. Financial aid aided the doomed venture.
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Explorer expedition seeks dinosaur eggs and evolution traces
The unnamed man involved recently died as reports reach others following a noted expedition. The team plans a new search across uncharted territory south of the Altai Mountains, spanning west of Chagan Nor and the northern Altais base, aiming to recover wild camel and horse specimens.
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Secretaries claim New Jersey padrones recruit New Jersey child labor
Secretary Lansburgh denounces padrones from New Jersey who recruit farm workers from Pennsylvania by taking school children to New Jersey. He cites health and sanitation violations in housing and says New Jersey authorities promise aid to end child labor in southern New Jersey farms. The piece notes a baseball doubleheader outcome with Philadelphia Athletics beating Cleveland 6 2 and the New York Giants winning 4 3 in 13 innings after six defeats.
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McKay Radio Songbirds Dance Music and Night Hawks
After eleven straight losses the Philadelphia Phillies finally beat the Chicago Cubs 5 to 1. Jimmy Ring pitched well in Chicago, allowing five hits as the Cubs stumbled. The night features a schedule of radio songbirds and dance orchestras in Los Angeles and Kansas City venues.
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Prescription for Colds Grippe Flu Dengue and Malaria
A medical note prescribes a remedy claiming to kill germs for several illnesses including colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria. The wording suggests a general antimicrobial or preventive claim without specific ingredients or dosage.
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