Dinosaur Eggs Found in Gotham Museum Expedition Details
Dr Henry Fatriel Osborn head of the American Museum of Natural History returns from Mongolia after leading a six year expedition to the Gob desert. The team unearthed 12 complete dinosaur skeletons and numerous fossils. May Chaps Hunt Andrews led expedition members who hope to resume next year to search for primitive human remains. Osborn questions competing English reports of a rival nest in Ashdown Sands England.
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New York
Henry Fatriel Osborn
Shyseum of Natural History
Mongollia
Gob Desert
Osborn
May Chapshunt Andrews
Doctor Osborn
Ashdown
Eughind
Ome Abbott
Neture
Doctor Oshorn
Ome
Tremdubutsa
Mongolia
Pekin
Foxsil
Expert Card Player Victim of Aphasia in West Virginia
A man described as an expert card player suffered aphasia and was cared for near Burlington after being found in a weakened state. The incident occurred in Keyser, with authorities noting his condition and potential social welfare involvement.
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Aphasia Keyser
Tallew Ani Charity
Alojarthwmt
Yong Min
Jull
Weston
Burlington
Netary
Mountain slice cuts into New York mountain side for rail line
A slice is being removed from a mountain side to create a four track route for the New York Central railroad. Workers use hand tools to move debris away from the Luson river shore where landslides threaten the ledge and water holes. the project aims to protect the southbound track after a recent rock fall.
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New York
Theew York Central Railroad
Luson River
Urge W, Kitred
Unclear fragment hints at sports or event with players
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a well bred individual aged twenty seven, height seven inches, weight 190 pounds, and a scene with attendants and players. Details are garbled and cannot determine clear event, people, or outcome.
School for Alien Women Opens at Helles University
Alien women will be offered regional employment opportunities with training through the American Service clubs of Helles University. The program will operate at the school, teaching skills for wages and providing access to the work market for attendees.
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Tiffin
Aenurlig
Annorten
Helles University
Allen Tue
Old Sol Ends His Heat Strike Amid Weather Talk
Weather story reports sunspot activity and a supposed sun strike ending. Dr. Abbott of the Smithsonian cited a 4 percent drop in solar heat during the summer. Uncle Charlie Seivert predicts a long, hard winter for the South and East based on local signs like squirrels storing nuts and earlier insect activity.
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Jing
de. GG. Abbott
Sukbsonian Institution
Abbott
Fay
Washington
Joent
Uncle Charlie Seivert
Wouter Sage
Hunstet
Charlie
United States
Ule
Lightning Linked to West Washington Forest Fires This Season
Olympia report shows 20 fires started by lightning in Pend Oreille and Stevens counties, dominating the state thunder center. Northwest winds and logging drive tinder conditions with 97 acres burned in Pend Oreille and 2,965 in Stevens, while hornet nests and fire brands fueled spreads.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington
Pend Orelllend
Stevens
Ted
Goodyear
Pend Oreille
Amller
Goodyentz
Tragic Drowning Captured On Camera Near Ormond Lake
A Boy named Clayton Mahon, five, drowned while splashing in Ormond lake near Lemmon South Dakota. Abs Anna Mahon shouted as the mother snapped a photo, unaware it captured the tragedy. Eight campers were detained, suspected incendiary origins noted in the incident report.
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Lemmon
S.D
Abs
Anna Mahon
Clayton
Ormond Lake
Clown’s Wife Elopes Again After Two Years
Sim Blaley a city circus clown married a nineteen year old earlier but was jailed for eloping. After serving time he was freed and found his wife had run away again upon turning of age, prompting renewed pursuit and arrest.
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Cedar Stupids
Sim Blaley
Tel
Jal
Wite
Fragmented North Carolina news clippings mix of crimes and civic notes
A garbled Salisbury local item lists a mail clerk with a broken organ and a gun incident. It mentions Bud and Mary Lewis, a Thanksgiving shooting, and death notices for various individuals. Other notes cover Shriners events in New Bern, a Raleigh doctor, a possible cotton mill, and public school discussions plus regional church and political updates.
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Salisbury
West
Mra
Morsunton
Mortlvo's
Ettive County
Jan
Lowe
Plesate Wannon-Salm
Minard
Witlskes
Honterson
Con Anthony
Caritas
Bethethals
Asheville
Donne Poe
Grantdushter
Vchel Ci
Fron
Waynesville
Wington
Satem
J. K. Gooleby
Donnatla
Wile Keahoro
Sowitern Alway
Goolsby
North Carolina
Sudan
New Mern
Rocky Mount
Ewart H. Jones
Raleigh
United States
Henry G. Cane
Honey
Greensboro
North Carolina Negro Buyers Congress
Lumberton
Robexon County Teigher
A.T. Allen
Spesion
Durham
Durhan
K Hobgool
Chamber of Commerce
Charlotte
W. F. Stumey
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Nuarence Church
Carlotte
Colfax
Oscar J. Richardson
Monroe
William G. Hall
Ravenford
Sigma Nu Ph Legal Fraternity
Trinity College
Initing
Richmond Pearson
Rinit
Winston-Salem
Orange Presbytery
Forsyth
Surry
Stokes
Alahaney
Ashe
Wilkes
Davie
Davidson
Yadkin
Kinaton
Daly Haa
Ethel Allen
Elm Street
Thorous Fare Hero
Clyde Pence
Pence
Southern Railway Company
Germans Trade Goods In Barter At Berlin Mill
Photo shows buyers and a farmer exchanging personal goods for flour at Big Hour mill near Berlin as the complete collapse of the German mark forces barter.
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Berlin
Fnns
Fragmentary World Notes On Food And Society
Disjointed excerpts describe global water content in vegetables, ancient Chinese dried fruits, monthly oil production in Romania, English servants' promotion societies, valuable prizes, Missouri Rotante’s rare white variety of redid, a holiday feast with Romans, dense Siberian clergy, and silk fiber with cocoons yielding large shares.
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Romania
England
Missouri
Amie Arden
Lucky Find Brings Reward for Chicago Man
George W. Gibson of Chicago aged about thirty years found what looked like a $20,000 necklace but turned over a discovered item to a friend. The necklace belonged to Mrs. Juin Oppenhelmer who had lost it earlier. An insurance company paid a reward of $1,508.
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George W. Gibson
Chicago
Juin Oppenhelmer
George
Machete and Implements in Historic East Africa Farming
A fragmented note describes tools used by native farmers in Portuguese East Africa for cultivating corn and peanuts. It references machetes and short-handled hoes as ground clearing implements and vaguely cites Hammurabi law on risk of habitation collapse and potential death of the house owner.
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Flammrabi
Babylonia
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Gotham Museum
Mam
Ata
America
Asia
Africa
Tokyo
Kebe
Doctor Abbott
Smithsonian Institution
Ington
Cie
Haish
Reich Toons
Dresden
Pean
Umiuala
Stret
Friedrich Augustus Bridge
Old North
M. Mesut
Twiniste
France
Oronlel
Paris
Yokohama
Mr. Woods
Japan
Cyrus E. Woods
Ambassador Woods
Gus Salt
Aybie Geen
Imperial Hotel
Toky
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