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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1924

Page

5

Cleopatra Not a Vamp Was Model Housewife

Arthur Weigall formerly inspector general of Egyptian antiquities told a Minneapolis audience that ancient Egyptian costumes were ill fitting and that Cleopatra was a devoted housewife with a family of six. He said modern ideas of Cleopatra as a vamp are mistaken and noted King Tut costumes did not exist in her era.

King Tut-Ankh-Amen Arthur Weilgall Minneapolis Minneapolis Journal Weigall Howard Carter Cleopatra Julius Caesar Mark Antony

Plants Grow Toward Light Unless Blinded

A house plant bends toward light and reorients when pots are turned. Each leaf stalk joint acts as an eye that detects light. covering joints blinds the plant, while exposing joints preserves movement. Experiments show joints react to light, pin pricks, acids, electric shocks, and heat.

St. Nicholas Magazine

Prehistoric Habitations Found in Utah Desert

National Geographic expedition led by Neil M. Judd spent two months in an isolated Utah region. They uncovered canyon habitations and traces of ancient Indians, revealing rock markings and desert beauty while current tribes avoid the area.

Utah National Geographic Society Neil M. Judd Department of American Anthropology National Museum Mr. Judd Judd Detroit News

Scientists and the Child Thomas A. Edison Quip

In a recent interview Thomas A. Edison compared scientists to children noting they ask ridiculous questions and seek answers. He likened inquiry to a boy examining a fat man at dinner and pondering whether the tum-tum grows from eating or vice versa.

Thomas A. Edison

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