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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1935

Page

6

Cannibalism Alleged Among Sioux by Anthropologist

Lloyd A. Wilford of the University of Minnesota claims evidence of cannibalism among American Indians. In a Laurel burial mound skeletons show bones crushed to drain marrow, believed used for food or tanning.

Lloyd A. Wilford University of Minnesota Laurel

Why liquid laxatives beat steady bowel distress

Doctors reveal that liquid laxatives, taken in gradually reduced doses, best restore bowel regularity. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, containing senna and cascara, is promoted as non habit forming and suitable for home use with guidance from a doctor or druggist.

Good Neighbors Lull Nuisances In Quiet District

In a calm neighborhood residents report few noisy nuisances and favor peaceful streets. Local officials note stability and steady daily routines amid modest activity.

Bayer Aspirin: Safer Pain Relief Trusted by Doctors

Do not rely on unknown remedies for headaches or rheumatic pain. Before trying any preparation ask your doctor how it compares with Genuine Bayer Aspirin. Bayer Aspirin is praised for safety, speed in relief, and wide daily use, and should be requested by name when purchasing.

Stratford Home of the Lees A Historic Patriot Shrine

The Stratford mansion in Westmoreland County Virginia is celebrated as a 200 year old Revolutionary era home of the Lees. It housed signers Richard Henry Lee and Francis Lightfoot Lee and produced leaders in the fight for independence. A Robert E. Lee connection and a national fundraising campaign culminated in a debt free dedication on October 12 with over $300,000 contributed by Americans and international supporters.

Westmoreland County Stratford the Lees Virginia Council of State House of Burgesses America Potomac Connecticut Charles D. Lanier Greenwich William Alexander Jr United Daughters of the Confederacy Sidney Lanier Lanier Macon Lee England Belgium Col Richard Lee King's Privy Council Thomas Lee Mount Pleasant Caroline George I Wakefield Athens Alleghenies Colony of Shippens Philadelphia Richard Henry Lee Francis Lightfoot Lee Cicero Continental Congress Academy of Wakefield Yorkshire Scott Robert E. Lee Arlington Harry” Lee Western Union

Lee Family of Stratford and the Rise of Robert E. Lee

The Lee dynasty from Stratford Rhode Island or Virginia highlights Francis Lightfoot Lee, Richard Henry Lee, Arthur Lee, and Robert E. Lee. It covers their roles in the Virginia burgesses, Continental Congress, and state legislatures, and notes Robert E. Lee’s West Point class rank, Arlington life, and decision to resign to defend Virginia. Stratford is described as the family home and the source of their enduring legacy.

Harry Lucy Grymes George Washington Matilda Stratford Anne ‘Hill Carter Shirley Richard Henry Lee Lee Francis Lightfoot Lee Robert H. Lee Robert E. Lee Alexandria United States Military Academy West Point Fortress Monroe Potomac Arlington Mary Gustis Robert B. Lee Scott Fort Sumter Texas Washington

The Bonus at Last A Little on Account Teagle Will Sell Oil

Washington reports the $3 000 000 000 soldiers bonus is virtually assured before the next session. Walter Teagle of Standard Oil defends continued oil sales to Italy. California's rail progress and Ethiopian war notes color a broad, opinionated survey of prewar international tensions and Labor’s Olympic stance.

Teagle Washington League of Nations Walter Teagle Standard Oil of New Jersey Italy Standard Oil Russiaz Qsoaviakhim Society For Aviation and Chemical Defense

Footprints of Dinosaur Found in Colorado Coal Mine

Miners in Chand ler Colorado discovered giant dinosaur footprints in a coal mine. The prints are believed to date about 5 000 years ago and were reported by the Seattle Post Intelligencer.

Chandler Colo The Seattle Post Intelligencer

Quaker Oats Promoted As Daily Breakfast Aid

An ad urges giving Quaker Oats every morning to boost Vitamin B intake and energy for the poor or sick, highlighting its low cost and purported health benefits. It suggests a two week test starting tomorrow and notes grocers carry the product.

Lucky

Franz Josef Fiord Arctic Riches Reported

The 25 000 square miles in the region of Franz Josef Fiord of Greenland is described as rich in Arctic animals and plant life.

Franz Josef Fiord Greenland

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