Fossil Finds in Santa Barbara Highlight Ancient Dinosaurs and Mammals
Abstract of a paleontology report noting 22 dinosaur skulls and multiple skulls showing development of Protoceratops, an ancestral frilled horned dinosaur. The find includes a large flesh-eating mammal skull, a hyena-like creature about thirty feet long, and twelve Titanothere skulls from the era, with other fossil fragments from the region.
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America
Uinta Mountains
Titanotheres
They Belong to Humans of the Neanderthal Period
A long passage on Santa Barbara skulls and myths of early America. Scientists from the Smithsonian discuss Neanderthal Cro Magnon links, possible cradle of the human race, and the search for origins from California to Asia and Europe. The piece references Harrington, Mesa Verde, and the Asia expedition.
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Dickinson Sherman
America
Mare
Santa Barbara
Strata Withen
J. P. Harrington
Smithsonian Institution
Burton Mound
Ocean Beach
Calif
Mesa Verde ‘National Park
Jease Nusbaum
Mean Verde
C. A. Turney
I Royal Geographic Society
Hue
Humboldt
Artz
Yucatan
Mexico
Peru
Professor Harrington
Santa Bar Hare
Europe
Harrington
California
Doctor Harrington Ld
Santa Barara
Doctor Harrington
North America
Smithsonian
American Museum of Natural History
Hina
Toy Shipman Andrews
Aaa
South
Nebraska
Mr. Andrews
Utah
Wyoming
South Dakota
Asia
Mongolia
Rocky Mountains
East
New York
Cortes
Egypt
Pizarro
South America
Ecnador
Axia
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Porcupine Talk Teaches Billie Brownie Night Wisdom
Billie Brownie visits Mother Nature and meets a porcupine in the dark woods. The porcupine explains its quiet nature, their quills function, and independence. The exchange ends with a simple view of porcupines as wise, quiet creatures, and Billie departs at dawn.
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Billie Brownie
Mother
Mat
Tilley Brownie
Porcupine
Suecer
Bart
Rose Brownie
Ble Brownie
Tid
Joseph Among the Twelve Tribes in Egypt and Goshen
A lesson tracing Joseph’s journey from favored son to prison and exile, his rise to Prime Minister, and his role in bringing Jacob and his brothers to Egypt. It highlights Pharaoh’s invitation, Joseph’s guidance, and Jacob blessing the king as the family settles in Goshen and is nourished. The narrative parallels Christ teaching on prayer and providence.
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Hehall
Slave
Joseph
Egypt
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Israel
Rachel
Potiphar
Pharaoh
God
Goshen
Paraoh
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Earth
Anere
Mystery of the mulled drum in ruffed grouse solved
Edmund J. Sawyer reports from Roosevelt Wild Life Forest Experiment Station that the drumming sound of the male grouse results from a quick flap of the wings striking the air. The bird often stands on a hollow leg and drums while facing a consistent direction. The sound resembles a bird’s song in function.
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Edmund J. Sayyer
Roosevelt Wild Life Forest Experiment Station
Syracuse
N. Y
Alden
Jothers
Mr. Sawyer
Reading the Latest News at the Family Table
A fragment from a student paper lights on a domestic scene with a father, a young woman, and a husband query. The tone hints at newspaperish mockery of marriage expectations and birthstones, with playful wordplay and garbled names.
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Ofice
Gear
Papa
Cutting Glass Tubes With A Simple Method
A concise method describes scoring a glass tube with a triangular file then bending to crack along the line. If needed, heat a rod end to start the crack and obtain a smooth break. The text also includes a quip about a club visit and a rustic camp memory.
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Tt Im
Fragmentary dialogue on divine mercy and public preaching
A boy and a speaker discuss faith and the mercy of God. The boy questions a man’s place in the church while another person preaches nearby. The scene hints at a moral dilemma and social expectations in a religious setting.
Whimering in School Sparks Parental Concern
Dialogue shows a mother scolding a student for excessive whimering in class. The teacher complains about restricted speaking aloud, while Myrtle explains the prohibition leads to silent behavior. The brief emphasizes classroom discipline and child response.
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Myrtle
Giving as a test of riches and grace in faith
A preacher argues that true riches come from giving not accumulating wealth. He cites Jesus on wealth masking spiritual need and notes that even the richest can struggle with faith. Reference to John Wesley and a missionary quote questions the virtue of dying rich.
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Jesus
John Wesley
Missionary Meewenger
Inversion of earthly and heavenly treasure
J Stuart Baden argues that heavenly treasure can only be required when earthly renunciation is chosen. He contends that the core of humanity involves the obligation to sacrifice, but this is always tied to individual choice amid alternative renunciations.
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J. Stuart Baden
Paris fashion notes spotlight scarves in New York Tribune trend
The scarf dominates the stylish costume as a versatile accessory and garment component. Designers like Vionnet Chanel and others showcase scarves integrated with dresses, draped from shoulders or waist, often in contrasting colors and bold fabrics. Scarves appear in day and evening wear and even in sports coats, signaling a winter staple for a complete ensemble.
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Moter
Loris
New York Tribune
Vionnet
Chyrtilt
Langan
Houlinger
Reee
Madeleine Et Madeleine
Callot
Jenny
Lange
Chanel
Ao Ollette
Beavercollar Brown Woolen Coat For Winter Warmer
A brown woolen mixture coat with a large beaver collar is recommended for women facing winter bluster. The warm rough fabric and beaver collar combine for practical style in cold days.
Leopard Cat Inspires Short Sport Coat Fashion
A noted spotted cat type, referred to as the leona, inspires a trend in short sport coats. The tale mentions a gnodel style with banded and collared beaver trim, highlighting the unusual fabric combination gaining interest.
How to Mend Linings in Backs of Your Shoes
A short guide explains mending worn shoe backs by gluing strips of old kid gloves inside the heel area. Lay the strips under the inside sole for a smooth finish. Dry application. multiple layers may be used for overly loose shoes.
Three Piece Suit Solves Service Wardrobe Puzzle
The article promotes a three piece suit as the versatile daytime wardrobe for women. It highlights a three piece suit that can be worn with a simple coat for businesslike days or with a separate frock or blouse underneath for more formal occasions. It cites pale opaque cloth blouses with a Chinese motif and velvet accents as stylish companions to the ensemble.
Monke Cloth Offers Versatile Drapery and Upholstery Material
Monke Cloth provides a heavy durable fabric ideal for window drapery doors and couch covers. It comes in natural color or dyed options with fringe trimming and Cretonne applique ideas for decorative designs.
Pongee Silk Described as Practical Yet Irregular
A Kansas City Star discussion explains pongee silk derived from wild silkworms. It notes coarser texture, tan cocoons, and uneven threads that catch on surfaces, contrasting with cultivated silks. Mercerized cotton pongee is durable but less attractive, while pongee wears well and resists staining in natural color.
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Kansas City Star
China
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