Primitive Vertebrates and Jawless Fishes Described
An old passage outlines primitive vertebrates, jawless lampreys and hagfish, and contrasts them with primitive armored fish. It explains their lack of paired limbs, unique mouth structures, and feeding methods, noting fossil forms and the evolutionary context within vertebrate groups.
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Julian Muster
George Philtp Wesley
Dogs Rule in Hotels and Night Clubs Across City
A 1930s account notes dogs gaining access to fashionable New York spots. Pedigreed pets roam hotels and eateries, with some venues offering kennels and veterinary staff. Owners praise leniency while venues report few complaints, as continental custom influences American hospitality. The piece also touches Lindy’s and Rothstein era gossip and growing public curiosity.
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Bayith
New York
Wimarl
Ians Welcoe
America
Kent
Cabioa
Sixth Avenue
Flatbush
Brooklyn
Cnme
Lindy
Little Broadway Cafe
Arnold Hothntein
Ita Vlientele
Aes
Lindy Bimeek
Hearst Papers outline a radical peace and reform platform
The list presents nine proposals including equal English speaking world unity with no minority league representation, proportional Senate seats, merged defense ministries under a national secretary, vigorous literacy action, January inauguration, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month year with four week months and Saturday holidays, a Nicaragua Canal for commerce and defense, and the acquisition of the French and English West Indies as debt payment.
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United States Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United Under
Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Prohibition Killings Disputed by Herald Critics
The Hemard defends its record of prohibition enforcement fatalities amid claims by Rev. Deets Pickett that the list is propaganda. It cites official records and invites verification, rebutting Pickett’s assertion of a Wet Organization’s involvement and noting local Denver angles and verified city clerk evidence.
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Prohibition and Public Morals
Denis Pickett
Wachingtom Herald
WET
Deets Vickett
Methodist Board
Herald
Methodist Board of Tem
Herald Office
Pickett
Federal Prohibition Bureau
Washington
United States Customs Service
Coast Guard
Immigration Bureau
Indian Bureau
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Deets Pickett
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Venger
Denver
Ray
Mame
Mver
Mencer Stoffice
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Good Complexion Essential to Beauty by Royal S Copeland
An article by Royal S Copeland M D argues skin cleanliness and healthy routine improve complexion. It stresses ample water intake, regular skin cleansing, and a weekly hand bath, linking skin health to overall elimination and vitality.
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Ilalin Benetor Trim Newark
Bealty
New York
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Drums of ’76 by Herbert Kaufman
A critical political diatribe denounces prohibition enforcement and the White House stance. It argues that loyalty, constitutional rights, and civil liberties are under threat from federal policy and a harsh crackdown. The piece condemns officials for violence and urges restraint amid national turmoil.
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George Tit
Herbert
Lord North
Treasury Department
Towman
United States
Trouton
Valalendiumn md Ita
Boston Gammon
Vanewil Hall
Massachusetts
White House
Lown
Clarence WL Eduarda
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