Small Three-Horned Dinosaur Assembled In National Museum
In Montana and Washington a tiny Ceratopsin dinosaur skeleton, only six feet long when complete, is being assembled as a potential new species. The creature had a turtle like jaw with a beak and no front teeth, herbivorous teeth behind, and four toes on the foot with a reduced fifth toe. This is the first complete articulated specimen found, two to three horns on the skull, and related to Triceratops in body plan.
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Improving Health of the Filipinos Feature
Washington reports a new Philippine administration intends to greatly enlarge and popularize the educational program. Vice Governor Henderson B. Martin, also secretary of public instruction, plans to devote himself especially to this effort.
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Philippines
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Navy Men in College at Columbia University
Eighteen naval officers in Columbia University as part of a cooperative program with the Naval Academy. They study thermo dynamics machine design electricity and radio applied to shipboard use. The Navy furnishes drawings and specifications to close the gap between institutions and improve fault detection in government machinery.
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Columbia University
Naval Academy
Daniels
Naval Service
Navy Department
Navy
Naval
Diversified farming urged as best for profits
Agricultural expert John H Barron of the New York State Department of Agriculture argues against specialization. He cites studies showing diversified farms yield higher labor incomes and smoother cash flow, with multiple major and minor products and rotational cropping to sustain soil fertility.
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New York
John H. Barron
State Department of Agriculture
Health drive in Philippine schools boosts child welfare
The program links school health to national vigor and reports strong outcomes in Manila and other provinces. In Manila last year 7,619 of 24,660 children examined needed medical care, helping curb skin diseases and trachoma while hookworm afflicted many in one province. Nearly 500,000 children are in schools, signaling broad physical and mental improvement for Filipinos.
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Manila
Spearing Wolf Brings $20 Bounty in Wisconsin
In Door County near Rowleys Bay Wis Alex Johnson of Liberty Grove killed a wolf spearing it after finding it on ice. He broke the ice with his boat and struck the animal in the head with a pike pole. The bounty amount is twenty dollars.
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Alex Johnson
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Liberty Grove
Door County
Rowleys Bay
Man testifies after hold up by a woman in Philadelphia
Arthur Law of New York identified a woman as the robber who seized his bank roll of 47 dollars after he handed it over and was ordered to comply. He testified against May Howard, the axman he claims did the holding up, saying a dark clothed woman demanded cash. Police detained the woman without bail.
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Arthur Law
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