Camel Remains at Potter Creek Cave Reveal Quaternary Fauna
Berkeley scientists report new mammalian remains from northern California Quaternary caves. Camel teeth indicate camels were abundant but not dominant in the Potter Creek cave fauna. Sinclair notes caves yield clearer faunal records than other beds, with multiple species including Platygonus and Euceratherium described.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
California
William J. Sinclair
Potter Creek
Shasta County
Mercer's Cave
Murphys
Calaveras County
Sinclair
Department of Anthropology
The
State University
Potter Creek Cave
Mercer Cave
Clinton Ia churches stage widespread revival drive
Clinton is the scene of a religious awakening directed by prominent pastors. Cottage prayer meetings grow, with big revival services planned in several churches from late April to early May. The evangelistic commission led by A P Barker R S Rathbun and Dr W Burns Ryder directs efforts and advertising promotes the campaign.
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Clinton
Famed Willamette Meteorite Sells for Record Price
The Willamette meteorite from Oregon sold for 20600 to a New York scientist who will donate it to the American Museum of Natural History. Weighing about 15 tons, it ranks among the finest meteorites found near the Tualitan river in Clackamas County. Its discovery sparked litigation among claimants.
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Willamette
New York
American Museum of Natural History
Tualitan River
Clackamas County
Oregon
Big Increase in Deaths on Illinois Railroads in 1905
Illinois state board reports 66 passengers killed in 1905, up 41 from 1904, and 297 employees killed. Injured totals rise to 707 passengers and 3,270 workers, with 11,365 miles of steam railways and 762 miles of electric lines. The commission urges grade separation, block signaling, and frog closures to protect trainmen.
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Springfield
Illinois
State Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
Bridal Hold Up Over Fifty Dollar Payment At Italian Wedding
In Trenton New Jersey an Italian wedding halted as the bride father demanded fifty dollars for consent before Pasquale Miller could marry Miss Mary Cerone. After the groom paid the sum the ceremony resumed and a second claim for back board was paid. The event also notes Taft speech via televent and a proposed coin toss for a Pennsylvania tax collector race.
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Trenton
N. J
Mary Cerone
Angela Cerone
Pasquale Miller
Manfred Naar
Pasquale
Papa Cerone
Berta Sanderson
Rheumatism cure advertised with testimonials
An advertisement warns of morning pains and warning signs of rheumatism. It touts RHEUMACIDE as the internal remedy that neutralizes acids and cleanses the blood, claiming dramatic cures in long-standing cases. Also promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar with local sales listed.
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W. R. Hughes
Atkine
Fing
New York
Scotland
EF. T. Whitehead & Co
North Carolina Farmers Seek Climate Adapted Tar Heel Paper
North Carolina farmers call for a locally adapted agricultural paper suited to state climate soils and conditions. They want guidance as informed as Kentucky or Kamchatka, produced by Tar Heels and fellow North Carolina growers for practical field use.
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North Carolina
Kentucky
Kamchatka
Progressive Farmer editors seek subscribers in Raleigh notice
The Progressive Farmer announces editors and staff including Clarence H. Por C. W. Burkett and B. W. Kilgore. It notes current pricing and asks readers to confirm subscription status and consider continuing or starting a year with the paper.
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Clarence H. Por
C. W. Burkett
A. & M. College
B. W. Kilgore
Agricultural Experiment Station
Progres sive Farmer Offer for Subscriptions and Remedies
An advertisement urges readers to save 80 cents by sending orders to U8 and offers The Commonwealth paper for one year at $1.50 to progressive farmer subscribers. It mentions Dr Dade's Little Liver Pills as a cure that never causes gripe and lists E T Whitehead Co and Leggen's Drug Store Hobrood as suppliers.
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Arewly
Miles
Edy
Arkansas
Progressive Farmer
ComMonwealth
Indigestion Season Promises Relief Tablets
An advertisement notes Dyspepsia Tablets from E. T. Whitehead & Co and Leggett's Drug Store in Scotland Neck and Hotgood promising relief from indigestion and stomach disorders. The copy imitates a period sales pitch urging readers to try the product.
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E. T., Whitehead & Co
Scotland
Leggett
Swre
Hotgood
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J. P. Wimberley
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ScotStanp Neck
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TING
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Halifax
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Tarboro
Toiler
London
Newton
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Maginn
the Times
New Jersey
Ireland
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Garfield
Hughes
America
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John Hughes
Garfiel
Robert
A. D. Sullivan
Passaig
Tam
Uncle John
United States
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N. Y
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Russia
Taft
James F. Land
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Board of Commerce
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Nanticoke
Richard R. Jones
Jones
Mexico
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Atlanta
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Kennedy
E. T.whitehead & Co
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Hudson's
Trons
Main Street
Norfolk, Va
Ifa
Southern Hou
Athtlal” University
J. M. Ressler
Nosreuc, Va
Prastas
Raleigh, WC
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