Florida Archeology Finds Three Indian Types at Tampa Bay
Dr. J Walter Fewes head of the Smithsonian bureau of American ethnology returns from a Florida trip with E M Elliott of St Petersburg detailing excavations on Wedens island near St Petersburg. The team dug into the main mound, uncovering shell dippers celts ornaments charm stones and grinding stone. Findings suggest shell people were both agriculturists and fishermen. The Florida coast reveals three Indian types: early sea fish reliant people, historic epoch settlers possibly Caloosa descendants, and affinities with West Indian cultures hinted by Key Marco finds.
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Washington
J. Walter Fewes
Bureau of American Ethnology
Smithsonian Institution
Ias
Florida
E. M. Elliot
St. Petersburg
Fla
Weden's Island
Goine
Weeden
Elliott
Lossman's Key
Caloosa
Florida shell heaps yield mangrove hidden sites near Porpoise Point
Discussion notes a Florida shell heap site near Porpoise Point used for a tropical garden and scientific work on its vast shells. The concealed Gulf approach hides the site behind mangroves and reveals several interesting specimens upon surface examination.
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Elliott
Florida
Porpoise Point
Gulf
Needle Suit Worth Half Billion Marks
Kiel Germany a darning needle becomes the subject of a legal fight after a district court ruled on a case involving article values above 500 million marks. The claimant seeks to overturn the decision, pursuing ownership of the needle amid the contentious dispute with a neighbor.
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Kiel
Germany
Holstein
Woman Arrested in St Louis for Possession of Counterfeit Bills
Police arrest Mary Snyder twenty seven in St Louis on suspicion of carrying 138 counterfeit ten dollar bills found in her purse. She claims she discovered them in a subway.
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St. Louis
Mary Snyder
X Ray Pictures Reveal Mummies Inner Details
The Field Museum's D C Davies and Victor X-ray Corp photograph mummies from Peru and Egypt using X rays. Images show age, sex, bone condition, injuries, and contents buried with bodies. Mummified animals and objects are captured. future work includes Egyptian vessels and rock formations.
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Chicago
D. C. Davies
Field Museum of Natural History
Victor X-ray Corporation
Oa Man
Woman Buys Horse to Pension Him
Mrs. Bessie M. Sweety bought Bruce the street cleaning bureau horse at public auction fearing improper care. She arranged for Bruce to return to city barns, to supply feed and care until a farm home can be found.
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Portland
Ore
Bruce
Bessie M. Sweety
Mail Found in North Sea Off Busum by Fishermen
Hamburg reports fishermen arriving at Busum port found a large parcel of letters floating in the North Sea. Postmarks indicate they were mailed in America in late October. Contents were stolen, but most addresses remained legible.
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North Sea
Hamburg
Busum
Witch
America
Highland Falls Considers Goat Ban After Complaints
Village officials faced a goat problem as residents complained about neighbors' herd. President Charles Dickey and Attorney General Carl Shgman weighed legal powers, with adviser opinions suggesting only the legislature can order goats removed.
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Highland Falls
N. Y
Charles Dickey
Carl Shgman
Chick dispute ties to miner death in Lafferty
A neighborhood quarrel over chickens in Lafferty North Dakota led to the death of miner Michael Kindem. During the altercation Guy Adeto and Dominic Spanish were shot and Kindem was later slain by Adeto in the same town.
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Lafferty
Michael Kindem
Guy Adeto
Dominic Spanish
Adeto
Girl survives 85 freight cars run over her
In Greenup Kentucky Ruth Craycraft fifteen years old and Leona Thompson fifteen were walking on railroad tracks toward a prayer meeting. A freight train struck them. Thompson was only lightly hurt while Craycraft was dragged under the wheels and severely wounded. She was treated at a hospital after hours on the operating table. The engineer did not know of the accident until miles away.
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Greenup
Ruth Craycroft
Miss Craycraft
Leona Thompson
Rural Industries Bureau Formed to Revive Village Trades
The village blacksmith saddler wheelwright and other old English trades have declined due to changed conditions and new machinery. A rural industries intelligence bureau has been formed and urged installing modern machinery to revive and develop these industries.
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London
Rural Industries Intelligence Bureau
Nebraska frames vast hay market and civic plans
The Nebraska issue outlines the world’s largest hay market claim at Stromsburg, a new municipal pool for next summer in Stromsburg, and the nation’s biggest tine ore smelter in Nebraska. It notes civic shifts from Louisville’s police absence to retail credit plans in Columbus, and reports on fires, weather, farming yields, and public works across communities including Omaha, Lincoln, Hastings, and Fremont.
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Nebraska
Stromsburg
United States
Ipecac Remedy for Blackhead in Turkeys and Chickens
The article advises using ten drops of fluid extract of ipecac three times daily for three days to treat blackhead in sick birds, then once daily for the same period. For prevention mix a teaspoon of powdered ipecac in wet mash for twenty birds and feed twice weekly from two weeks old to three months, then every ten days.
Winter Culling of Poultry Raises Question in Lincoln County
A Colorado Extension Poultry Specialist notes winter culling reduces egg output but may be needed to free space for pullets. In Lincoln county January culls left 34 hens to lay 183 eggs in ten days, while 60 culls initially produced 14 eggs with 60 hens.
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Lincoln County
Colorado
P. C. Jamison
Colorado Agricultural College
Bands to Mark Best Laying Fowls in Flock
Poultry expert N. E. Chapman of Minnesota State University Extension says February 1 is ideal to band high producing pullets for future breeding. Use blue bands on white-beaked pullets meeting eye production criteria. these birds show long keels and broad backs with distinct pelvic bones.
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N. E. Chapman
Agricultural Extension Division
Minnesota State University
Mr. Chapman
Poultry Notes on Hatching and Laying Traits
Guidance on cooling hatching eggs and care of young ducks. Traits for good layers include worn toenails, late molt in Sep–Nov, and broodiness, while lean hens are poor layers. Capon and poulard terms defined. sour skim milk proven feed in trials at Idaho and other colleges.
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Idaho Experiment Station
Open Letter to Women from Detroit Reader
A Detroit woman shares relief from severe pains headaches and sleepless nights after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states the remedy helped when doctors advised surgery and notes renewed strength and better appetite. The letter urges others to consider the product and cites a Detroit address.
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Detroit
Michi
Lydia E. Pinkham
Diamond Dyes: There is nothing to a name.
A terse note on naming and manners mentions solicitations and gentility, framing begging as a more genteel form of solicitation.
Bayer Aspirin Safety Warning Ad
Demand Bayer Aspirin is genuine with Bayer name on package or tablets. Imitations may be unsafe, trusted for 23 years, prescribed by physicians. Say Bayer when you buy Aspirin to ensure authenticity and safety.
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Bayer
The average man cannot tell a woman anything
The remark claims men struggle to instruct women because women prefer talking to listening, presenting a social stereotype in concise phrasing.
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Filmore County
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Ipecac
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