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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1951
Page
3
A fragmented reminiscence follows Ernest as he shaves his beard but keeps the mustache. Family chaos and mockery ensue at a party while the beard becomes a symbol of identity. The tale shifts to a Sunday crossword puzzle and paleontological notes from Matroy's exploration detailing prehistoric features.
Archaeologist Prof Willam T Muller of Wyoming University argues prehistoric Indians in Wyoming collected clams from the Belle Fourche River. He cites shell patterns as decoration evidence and notes prior findings in Moalans linked to clam relics.
In a chaotic column from Watne Michigan a bartender faces a tougher market as industry costs rise. The piece links drink margins to higher raw materials and tax policies while noting driver costs and delivery tensions.
A resourceful squirrel disrupts a candy store, hoards acorns, then sneaks through doors to steal shelled peanuts and chocolate caramel confections from Albert Stoll, owner. Police report in Levelland recounts a separate incident where 104 recons and a badger were killed in a tense clash.
An Excelsior Springs Mississippi style ad offers a free book on arthritis and rheumatism. It promises proven methods and a specialized system of treatment aimed at removing the cause of rheumatic pain, with an appeal to readers suffering aches to request the booklet by mail.
Draftsmen and designers with electromechanical and radar experience are invited to join a leading western scientific headquarters. The company offers advanced shops, research labs, security, growth, and employee benefits with moving costs defrayed, housing provided, and a new life for you and your family.
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