Nebraska archaeologist probes prehistoric Omaha mounds
In Omaha Nebraska Dr Robert F Gilder a renowned desert painter begins excavations south of the city to test the theory that 4000 year old cannibalistic cave men inhabited the region He claims to have uncovered skulls bones ashes and bone tools dating to about 4006 years ago and suggests earlier tribes built over older house foundations near the mound sites He cites similarities between found artifacts and European discoveries and asserts the existence of a powerful roaming race before the Indians in North America.
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Robert F. Gilder
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Gilder
Stunts With Your Baby and Farm Safety Noted
A fragment from the Wausan Record Herald discusses stunts with a baby and farm safety ideas. It mentions constructing poultry houses with cement and fine mesh wire under floors to deter rats and protect animals. It notes nests and proximity to other buildings to reduce pest access and keep families secure.
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Ofan Poultry House
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Rats Are Great Annoyance In Poultry Ward
Rats are a frequent source of trouble in the poultry ward causing ongoing concerns. The text urges proper precautions and vigilance in building areas to curb the problem.
New hydroplane by Gar Wood promises record speed
Gar Wood unveils a new hydroplane named Russ Jetreit VI for the Pavifle coast holiday race. It features two 12 long aero motors and two 22 cylinder Liberty engines, aiming to surpass the Miss Detroit’s 65 mph speed. Commodore Wood backs Miss America T for the speed carnival as two fiber ty engines are installed.
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Gar Wood
Woorf
Russ Jetreit
Detroit
Commodore Wood
Ty Engines
Mixx America
Polynesian Races Traced to Aryan Origins Claim
Sydney report notes Alfres Neganad of the Polynesian society of New Zealand declares Polynesian races descendants of Aryan stock. The assertion, described as the belief of some Polynesian circles, is presented as a statement from a society member with no corroborating evidence provided.
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Conston
Alfres Neganad
New Zea
All Bran touted as relief for constipation in ads
An old Kellogg advertising piece promotes Kellogg’s Bran as a permanent relief for constipation when eaten regularly. It urges children and adults to consume two tablespoons daily, promises health benefits from wheat nutrients, and claims versatile use in cereals, baking, and cooking with recipes on the package. Kellogg’s Bran is advertised as delicious and widely sold by grocers.
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Ali Grocers
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