Neanderthal Teeth Found in Maltas Ghar Dalam Cave
A Royal Anthropological Institute discussion outdoored Malta’s Ghar Dalam cave where two Neanderthal molars were found in red cave earth. Despott and Zammit linked the teeth to Neanderthal man, tying Malta to Paleolithic culture near Grimaldi and the Malta land bridge era.
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London
Royal Anthropological Institute
Arthur Keith
Sherlock Holmes
Ghar Dalam
Malta
Valetta
London Morning Post
Italy
Tunis
Mediterranean
Europe
Red Cave
British Association
Ghat
Poa G. Despott
Natural History Museum
T. Zammit
University of Maine
Doutor Despott
Ghar Dal@m
Royal College of Sargeons
George Sinclair
Maltese
Ques
Grimaldi
Riviera
See
Ironless Test Ship to Sail Baltic Sea
An ironless ship named Cecile will sail into the Baltic to study terrestrial magnetism effects on navigation. Captain von Garnet, an Eléthonian, built the vessel with no magnetic metal. even utensils are aluminum and bronze knives. Germany Sweden Finland and Denmark designate scientists to join the expedition.
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Reval
Baltic
von Garnet
Germany
Sweden
Finland
Denmark
Ghar Dalam Bones Reflect Mammoth and Hippo Herd Traps
Paleontologists discuss how ancient hunters may have used Ghar Dalam and Marsa Scirocco to trap drove elephants and hippopotami. A natural freshwater lake and road to a plateau likely funneled animals toward the cave mouth, enabling mass slaughter and bone accumulation.
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Ghar Dalam
Sinclair
Marsa-Scirocco
Erill
Change Artist Anna Mo Dickerhofft Wins Divorce Then Marries
Mrs Anna Mo Dickerhofft of Chicago obtains a divorce in Judge Sullivan's court. Within an hour she returns to the same magistrate and persuades him to authorize a marriage to Hef Guadiach, a new candidate for matrimonial bliss.
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Anna’ MO Dickerhofft
Chicago
Canada Adopts Official Dominion Flag with Fleur de Lis and Maple
Canada officially adopts its flag on April 1 replacing the old red ensign with the new coat of arms. The design combines the union jack with St George St Andrew and St Patrick crosses, a maple sprig, and a fleur de lis, symbolizing England Ireland Scotland and France. Critics urge a simple maple leaf instead.
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Toronto
Ont
Canada
Lsst
K Ing George
Dominion of Canada
British Isles
St. George
St. Andrews
St. Patrick
England
Scotland
Ireland
France
Montreal Witness
Alexander Mackenzie
Manitoba Free Press
New Zealand
Australia
When Interest Is Lacking Good Will Will Vacillate
Excerpt argues nations should act from national interest not ideology. It warns that without interest good will fades and covenants crumble. True internationalists seek convergences of diverse interests rather than crusades or moral pose.
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Washington
Congress
Cour
Elephants Have No Enemy But Man Yet Peacable Among Kin
The author notes African elephants show no internal fighting and live in harmony. They defend the herd against humans and predators, with examples of protective behavior, cooperative guarding, and playful interactions among calves and bulls. He emphasizes their overall gentleness and social bonds.
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Harrison
Lenin the Cynic: Analyzing His Political Integrity
The text portrays Lenin as a brilliant yet cold intellect who eschews sentimentality and ethics in politics. It argues his guiding rule is victory and the will to rule, with a conscience detached from human moral limits.
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Lenin
AT&T Policy on Radio Broadcasting Clarifies Monopoly Claims
AT&T states it does not seek a broadcasting monopoly and urges government regulation and permits for all stations. It says rights under its patents may be granted to compliant stations for reasonable compensation, and that its suit protects patent rights. Stations infringing may obtain a license for the patent term on reasonable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Not Fair to the Children to Neglect Them Today
A public concern urges immediate action for neglected children. The speaker calls for spiritual guidance and societal reform to protect youths from crime and moral harm, stressing the need for God and structured support to combat loneliness and boredom.
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Alee Trues
God
Washington Court House Mystery Ties Daughertys to Local Power
A fragment from Fayette County Ohio recalls the trio Harry M. Daugherty Malbaugherty and Jess Smith. Once a ruling group in Washington Court House they used a cottage near Waterloo to steer local politics business and social life, with Daugherty later moving to Columbus.
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Columbus
Deer Creek
Washington Court House
Waterloo
Harry M. Daugherty
Mal
Daugherty
Jess Smith
Fayette Ccourty
Ohio
John Shaugherty
Harry M
Sadox Traugherty
Baltimore & Obion
Harry
University of Michigan
Harry Daugherty
Smith
Mallbaugherty Herome
College prank nets Swarthmore student as a cheerful widow
Swarthmore College sophomore Ross T Fink disguises himself as "Miss Furnace" to stir campus merriment. Dressed in a black silk dress and silk stockings, he dances and chats with curious male students who are teased when he reveals his male voice. The gag ends with relief that being a girl is too much fuss.
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Hiladelphia
Ross Teing
Swarthmore Acollege
Fink
Swarthmone
Xophomers
Swarthmore Fotel
Miss Furnace
Berng Man
Belog
Bether
American Bar Leaders Plan London Visit and Statue Project
American Bar Association leaders will visit London in July to study English courts and meet judges. Paul W. Bart lett is crafting an eight foot statue of Blackstone to be placed in the Inner Temple. Judge Alton B. Parker chairs the committee with George W. Wickersham to present the speech. Over 1,700 have booked steamers via Frederick Wadhams of the American Boer associations.
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Leany
N. Y
Paul W. Bartlett
American War Association
Blackstone
Inner Temple
London
Bar of
Bartlett
Alton B. Parker
W. Thomas Kemp
Baltimore
England
London Bar Association
Charlies BE. Hughes
William Howard -Taft
Edinburgh
Dublin
Roneymede
Bracton, Coke, Bacon, Hale
Public Playgrounds for Fifty Cities Offer by Harmon Foundation
The Harmon Foundation announces a plan to purchase fifty playgrounds in U S towns and cities this year. Applications require mayoral or school board approval, open access regardless of race or creed, and perpetual land use for recreation with buildings to aid play standards.
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United Sates
Harmon Foundation
William K. Harmon
Afty
Pope Fa Tata Alite
Hen Awen Sauanetar
Board of Education
Harmon Foundation, Inc
Nawau Street
New York City
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Baltic Sea
Joseph Pope
Willoughby Owatkin
Thomas Mulvey
A. G. Doughty
League of Nations
the Treasury
Paul Scott Mowrer
Carlef. Akeley
Africa
Victor Chevnov
A. T. and T. Company
H. B. Thayer
Patrick Cardinal Hayes
Archbishop
New York
Mithe
Washington Court House of Mystery
Widow
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