Trece Early Man Discoveries Challenge Evolution Idea
Dr Avs Hrdlicka of the Smithsonian and Theodor Kirchicka describe European early human remains and cave dwellers. They note facial features diverge from modern races, with a multistage progression toward the modern type and call for extensive tropical digs. Kansas City Star.
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Avs Hrdlicka
Smithsonian Institution
Europe
Theodor ‘Irchicka
Central
Tropics
la Quina
France
Predmost
Moravia
Mardlicka
Hrdlicka
Kansas City Star
Goldsmith Confusion Over a Goldfish Book
A reader asks for a goldfish book at a shop, prompting a puzzled clerk to misinterpret as Goldsmith's works. The humorous exchange highlights a play on words and literary confusion.
Bud Buckover Fires In Domestic Row
A Sandy Marsh Arkansas resident Bud Buckover argued with his wife and fired into the air. Hamp Sockery then returned fire, shooting Bud through the shoulder at the scene. The incident was described by a Kansas City Star quote on lack of judgment.
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Bud Buckover
Sandy Marsh
Ark
Ruther
Hamp Sockery
Bud
Drive
Art
Kansas City Star
Italian engineer Tabanelli unveils compressed air locomotive
An Italian inventor named Tabanelli completed a locomotive powered by compressed air claiming 60 percent fuel savings. The device, adaptable to existing engines, uses heated compressed air in place of steam and requires only a small amount of crude oil. Government officials reportedly deem the invention practical after successful tests.
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Tabanelli
The Kasbah Koran School and Its Little Dancers
Andre Chevrillon portrays a bustling Kasbah street scene and a nearby mosque school where children chant the Koran under a watchful master. The scene links centuries of Islamic tradition to present life as Moorish populations fade and the sacred verses shape young minds.
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Kleber
Kasbah
Fromentin
Fez
Marrakech
Lke
Sorcerer Schoolmaster
Ufe
Mussulman
Andre Chevrillon
The
Living Age
Quarantine Enforced Against Japanese Beetle Spread
The state quarantines in Pennsylvania and New Jersey against the Japanese beetle are enforced by the USDA Bureau of Entomology with the Federal Horticultural Board. The pest threatens wide spread damage, with 205 498 baskets of sweet corn inspected in 1921 and over 5 000 beetles removed from corn tips, signaling a marked increase from prior years.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
Federal Horticultural Board
Radiotelephony Transforms Weather Forecast Reach
The forecast emphasizes radiotelephony as a key to spreading weather updates. It notes earlier limits when newspapers and telegraph served rural areas and credits widespread farmer adoption of receivers for prompt, effective forecasts and warnings.
Good Roads Push for Motor Car Route in Hupeh Province
Merchants of Shasi in Hupeh subscribe 100000 dollars to inaugurate a motor car service between Liangyang and Shasi. The Automotive Division of the Department of Commerce receives the report via Consul General Heintzleman. The Good Roads Movement Society of Shanghai will be consulted on road construction.
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Shasi
Hupeh
Liangyang
Automotive Division
Department of Commerce
Heintzleman
Good Roads Movement Society of Shanghai
Money Memory. A Debt Settled in Doorway
A brief quip about an owed five dollars. The exchange features a character recalling the debt and a humorous reference to dodging into a doorway, as reported in the Boston Transcript.
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Boston Transcript
Local Items and Society Notes Snapshot
Tom Kaufman moves to Indianapolis. Fresh oysters at Watsons Restaurant. Mrs. Fred Shalley and Mrs. Joe Burns in Terre Haute shopping Friday. Mrs. J T Johnston of Indianapolis visiting Mrs. Frank Kistler. Pressler Garage to install two modern gasoline stations. Mrs. R W Johnston entertained the Monday Club. Spring coat event at Cartys Saturday Feb 24. Mrs. Lon Payton visiting son Charles in Clinton. Airplane passes over noon Wednesday. Fannie Miles a dinner guest of Al and Mrs Sharp. P L Reid improving after illness. Henry McKeown and wife in Hillsdale Sunday. Spring dress event at Cartys Feb 24. Family of Winfield Rawlings recovering from sickness. Mr. and Mrs. Will Routein with John and Broderick. Mrs. Ray Taylor of Clinton caring for ill parents east of town. Mrs. Lee Bennett called to Indianapolis for daughter's illness. Crepe and Taffeta dresses at Cartys Feb 24. Mrs. Andrew Bord sprained foot but improving. Mrs Frank Mathas returned from Terre Haute where mother ill. Joe Mankins in Terre Haute hospital, returned home. Married Feb 22 Esquire John S Houchin Charles Wilburn 28 to Opal Adkins 21. James Bennet 31 to Emma M Price 20. all Montezuma.
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Esquire
John S. Houchin
Charles Wilburn
Opal Adkins
James Bennet
Emma M. Price
Montezuma
Local Socials and Sports Update From Town
Sunday in Indianapolis Dr Southworth visited town and the Hancocks hosted the Dinner Club. Montezuma beat Marshall 30 to 13 here Wednesday night in a basketball game. Easter Market planned by Presbyterian Industrial Society at Dunlap Hotel on March 31. Members attend gatherings and birthdays marked by a group at R C Murphy’s. Pythian Sisters party set for Washingtons Birthday at K of P Hall with popcorn or apples requested.
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Montezuma Basketers
Marshall
The
Industrial Society of the Presbyterian Church
Dunlap Hotel
Washington
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Popular With Mothers
The soothing remedy earns praise for its pleasant taste quick relief and safe use. It is favored by mothers of young children for colds and whooping cough and is advertised as free from opium and other harmful drugs.
Notice to Hunters Restricts Hunting on Local Lands
Grant Knight Wm. Dean John Weaver Harry Wolfe H. B. VanSickle Sra BE. Frazier A. G. Heber John H. Myers Emery Mathas George Featherston Lake Nichols H. L. Davis publish a notice to hunters and trespassers that anyone caught hunting or trapping on their lands will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law by area landowners and tenants.
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Grant Knight
Wm. Dean
John Weaver
Harry Wolfe
H. B. VanSickle Sra
BE. Frazier
A. G. Heber
John H. Myers
Emery Mathas
George Featherston Lake Nichols H. L. Davis
Desperate Colds Warn Against Ignoring Remedies
The note urges readers not to risk severe colds by neglecting treatment and highlights how each attack weakens lungs and opens the door to serious illness. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a affordable preventive measure and cure option.
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Scienti
U. S. Army Goods Store
Main Street
Clinton, MD
Clinton
U. S. Army
Army
Munson
Kinee
Soe
O. D
Army O. D
Interstate Salvage Cgo
Ohio River
Sam Schulman
Mgr
Kelly
W. J. Rierden
Thomas Lipton
Tom Kaufman
Indianapolis
Watson’s Restaurant
Fred Shalley
Joe Burns
Terre Haute
Mrs. J. T. Johnston of
Frank Kistler
Pressler
R. W. Johnston
Cartys
Lon Payton
Charles
Fannie Miles
Mr. and
Mrs
al Sharp
P. L. Reid
Henry McKeown
Hillsdale
Cartvs
Winfield Rawlings
Will Routein
John Broderick
Ray Taylor
Lee Bennett
Andrew Bord
Frank Mathas
Joe Mankins
Dr. Southworth
Mrs. J. &. Hancock
S. E. Moore
J. F. Lee
North River Street
Thomas Causey
Brittion
H. Z. Manwaring
Tangier
Wm. Norris
Noah Forman
John Gooldy
Cliff Runnion
Will Route
Fred EK. Murphy
R. C. Murphy
Anna Wilburn
Jennie Ingram
Elsie Scott
Scottland, Illinois
P. F. MccNamee
McNamee
Greencastle
Stinesville
Ben. Pitman
Wm. Branson
Claude Pitman
James Jared
Freeman Cox
Mary Elizabeth
Chamberlain
A.r.machin
Carl A. Conner
Terre Haute Daily Star
Montezuma Enterprise
Pitman & Son’s Garage
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