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Newspaper

Patoka Register

Location

Patoka, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1925

Page

2

Fossil Treasure from Patagonia Supports Isolated South America

Field Museum paleontologist Elmer Riggs returned from a 28 month South American expedition with 800 fossils spanning about 100 species from Bolivia and Argentina. He uncovered a two million year old fossil forest in Patagonia and notes evidence that South America was once world apart, with limited North American mingling and later land bridges.

Chicago South America Australia Elmer 8S. Riggs Field Museum of Natural History Bolivia Riggs Santa Cruz Patagonian Argentine Pomreli North America Darwin Beagle Santa Cruz Territory Rio Gallegos Tierra del Fuego Andes Mountains Professor Riggs Chubut Isthmus Central America Caribbean Sea Rio Negro Pampas Asia Africa Europe Rigs Capt. Marshall Field George F. Sternberg J. B. Abbott Museum Harold Riggs United States Rio Coyle Rlo Coyle Chico Lake Musters Patagonia Deseado Bahia Blanca Buenos Aires America Sternberg Abbott Tarija

Stamps feature Nathan Hale statue as design and Flag Day notes

The article describes the Nathan Hale statue used for new half cent stamps by the Post Office. It also surveys Flag Day history, highlighting June 14, 1777, and the symbolism of the flag, plus notes on Bunker Hill and Fort McHenry memorials and related congressional actions.

Nathan Hale Post Office Department Connecticut Hall Yale University UNE Paul Revere Lexington and Concord Ticonderoga Allen Arnold Continental Congress Mecklenburg Daniel Boone Bunker Hill Second United States Lexington Concord New England St. George George Washington Cambridge Betsy Ross Washington Francis Hopkinson Congress New Jersey Portsmouth Harbor Maine Leger Fort Stanwix Rome N. Y Thomas Thompson Sons of the Early Republic Francis Scott Key America

Lamp to duplicate sunlight aid tuberculosis sun cure

Dr Horace N LoGrasso announces at J N Adams Memorial hospital Perrysburg that a lamp duplicating sunlight to aid in sun therapy for tuberculosis patients is in the final stages of perfection.

Buffalo J. N. Adams Memorial Hospital Perrysburg Horace N. LoGrasso

Scientists foresee life extension to 150 years for sixpence per head

London reports Sir Ronald Ross argues germs and old age can be banished with sixpence per person for research. He cites rising life expectancy over 80 years and predicts future labs will eradicate cancer tuberculosis and leprosy as state funded centers spread worldwide.

London Ufe Sir Ronald Ross Ronald Sir Ronald Britain Pasteur Institute Paris Metchnikoff Ross Institute

Persimmon Grove Planting Near Cal Becomes Local Landmark

A persimmon grove of over 4,000 trees spans 60 acres near Persimmon Grove, Cal, planted by B. Thompson. The project undertaken by Thompson showcases significant orchard development in the region.

Cottonwood Cal Be, B. Thompson

Swedish railway conductors must speak three languages

The requirement specifies that conductors on the Swedish state railway should be proficient in three languages. This policy aims to improve communication with travelers and international staff.

French Bar on Women Aviators Sparks License Fight

French aviation authorities barred women from the pilots corps and asked Adrienne Bolland to surrender her license. Bolland declares she will not surrender, will invoke the law to keep her rights, and seek reimbursement of 40 000 francs paid for the license. She was licensed in 1920 and holds the women's record for 1 800 hours of flight.

French Federation of Aeronautics Mlle Adrienne Bolland France Bolland Mile, Bolland

The Appeal of the Trees in Nature's Regal Tribute

The Albany Herald extols trees as a deep, universal appeal found across nature. It notes beauty from small plants to vast forests and claims the tree serves mankind from ancient bows to modern civilizations.

Albany (Ga Ture Old Earth

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