Mastodon with steam shovel jaws found in Mongolian lake bed
Central Asiatic Expedition under Roy Chapman Andrews unearthed 40 fossilized mastodon skeletons in the Gobi desert. The shovel shaped jaw and tusks suggest a herd-drowned, mud-sifting forager that used a scoop like mechanism to feed, drawing comparisons to modern steam shovels.
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Twins Like Each Other In Every Way Win Twin Scholarship
The article notes Mary and Alice Chayer of Norwood Pennsylvania as identical in appearance personality and achievement. Both earned top high school marks tied for honors across four years and shared a twin scholarship ensuring they study together and maintain their friendly rivalry for academic honors.
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England Adopts Chinese Singer Quai Ton Charms London Audiences
Miss Quai Ton arrives in London to sing for British audiences and media. She notes nerves from East versus West biases yet aims to endear England to her art. Her debut includes Chinese songs and polished performances in English French and German drawing praise from concert managers and fans alike.
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Unusual Berlin wedding on unicycles shocks onlookers
A German wedding in Berlin featured the bride groom and attendants riding single wheel unicycles through city streets to a chapel on the outskirts. Spectators laughed and gasped as the vaudeville style spectacle wove through traffic and over a bridge before the ceremony and return ride.
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