Deinodon and Pteranodon on Display at American Museum
An article describes the Deinodon skeleton and the great pteranodon displayed at the American Museum of Natural History. It notes the Red Deer River Alberta discovery, the canyon geology, and the dinosaurs’ era in the Cretaceous period. It also details pteranodon anatomy, wings, size, and flight adaptations as viewed by curators.
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American Museau of Natural History
Thluedon
W. D. Matthew
Museum
Irtebrate Paleontology
Fee
Charles Fh. Sternberg
Red Deer River
Alberta
Demodon
Gulf of Mexico
Arctic Ocean
Rome Hall
Dinosaur Hall
American Museum of Natural History
Hen ‘Tel T. Martian
Geological Museum of Kansas University
British Museum
Iso
Martin
Drawing Practice From Ruskin’s Elements of Drawing
A quote emphasizes drawing for practice regardless of the subject or setting. Focus is on learning through repetition rather than aiming for perfection. It encourages sketching whatever is around, from Greirons to carpet patterns, to build skill.
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Greirons
Bor
Ruskin
Biblical Tribes Traced Across World Nations Debate
An excerpt discusses tracing connections between ancient Semitic tribes and modern nations, noting exemptions for Jews Bedouins and Edomites. The author questions ties between biblical tribes and today’s populations and hints at broader ethnographic links.
Scriptures as history of Abraham family and world origins
The Bible is presented as theology and history of Abraham’s lineage and a limited earthly region. It notes general beliefs linking peoples to Noah’s sons and cautions against extensive ethnological inquiry, arguing such investigations are neither wise nor helpful.
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Abraham
Noah
Bam
Japheth
Corbett Credited With Reforming Pugilism, Says Ryan
Tommy Ryan lauds James J. Corbett for transforming boxing from rough street sport to a scientific, disciplined game. He credits Corbett’s tactics and demeanor with popularizing a cleaner ring style and inspiring a wave of reform that boosted boxing nationwide.
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Tommy Ryan
James J
Jim —_ — Corbett
Corett
Ryan
John L.sullivan
Fellowe
Jim Corbett
Pacific Ouest
Sullivan
Bullivas
Corbett
Bexing
Bower
Righbrows
Baseball gossip and player moves across leagues
Wallis Schang of the Red Sox intends to quit baseball. Several pitchers change teams or seek comebacks, including Cecil Cates, Joe Boebling, Ray Keating, and Karl Adame. The White Sox, Reds, Indians, Phillies, and Pirates discuss lineups, trades unlikely, and new managers. The college tour and minor league postings involve California and Virginia leagues as teams plan spring rosters.
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Wallis Schang
Red Sox
Barrow
Leader of White Sox Team Becomes Noted Baseball Figure
The text chronicles Clarence Ronchamd’s rise from pitcher with Philadelphia in 1880s to a stalwart for Baltimore as second baseman. It notes more than a decade at that position, prior success as a manager, and his status as a grand figure in baseball amid a long career spanning from the miner days to the major leagues.
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Americas
Clarence Ronchamd
Lvertt
Gliason
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Planning for Syracuse Horse Show Complex at State Fair
Syracuse plans include a vast amphitheater and show ring costing 900000 for horse and livestock exhibition. A two week event is slated to begin Labor Day extending into the fall, featuring harness racing and other demonstrations in connection with the New York State Fair.
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Syracuse
Puzzling Vardon and Herd Exhibition Golf Tale
A Scots exhibition match between Harry Vardon and Sandy Herd unfolds with confusion over a caddie's line of direction. Vardon asks for guidance and is told to "play on the stalk" which Herd translates as "the lum." A spectator then explains that "stalk" and "lata" are Scotch for chimney and the Neevo hole lies on a tall chimney visible along the bore road.
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Harry Varnon
Sandy Herd
Scotland
Vardon
Varden
Herd
One Baseball Game Ends With Tragedy in Notville
A dramatic spring 1997 baseball game ends in catastrophe when a batter strikes a shell causing a massive explosion. The story details a fatal scene as players and officials react to the blast and a battlefield atmosphere envelops the stands.
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All America
Teche
Atri
Corp
Roberts
P Tay
States
Freerrone
Atrork
Sports Gossip Mixes Boxers, Golf, and College News
News snippets report Beany Leonard and Johany Dum dee boxing eight rounds, Amertes to send polo tema 10 to the Olympics, Miami planning a third golf course, and the Western Open ahead of the National Open. W L Raynard 16 years coaching Oregon, Jack Dempsey indicted on the eve of a France fight, Terre Haute farm sale replacing Forest Park, and regatta on the Charles river May 1. City college notes include Princeton, Penn, Yale, Alabama Polytechnical’s captaincy, and Colgate athletics debarment.
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Amertes
Enmimmer
Miami
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Deinodon
Neuseans Department of Vertebrate Iwleveiningy
Smoky Hill River
Kansas
Agdoin Torn
James J. Corbett
Did Corbett
Cecil Cates
Braxton Braves
Philadelghia Nationale
Joe Boebling
The
Washingin Clu
Doe Ayers
Vee
Jim Dunn
the Indiane
Piteher Tie Murchinson
Peoria
Piteher Ray Keating
Os Kationsis
Angeles Club
Penneytrania Supreme Court
Ies Clayfelds
White Sox
Wevlar
Cincimati Reds
Garry Herrmann
Karl Adame
Toledo
American Association
Indianapolis
Frank Schulte
Jack Coffee
Fortham
Des Moines
University of California
Hell Eine
Joe Judge
Washington
Shannon
Boston Americans
Willa B
Yankees
Ruth
Lewia
Ping Bodie
Boston
Jim Dano
Cleveland
Indians
Fred Loderus
Gene Paulette
Phillies
Paulette
Lady
Bert Shotton
Cardinnals
Ranch Rickey
Whie Sox
Kid Greanen
Gleason
Beany Leonard
Johany Dumdee
W. L. Raynard
University of Oregon
la Princeton
Europe
Jack Dempsey
France
Paul Kuhn
Terre Haute
Forest Park
Harvant
Princston
University of Pennsylvania
Charles River
EB. Sizemore
Alabama Polytechnic Tamestate
Jess Teckwon
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Jones T. Laird
Raptorm Edeet
Colgate
Colgate University
New England Amateur Rowing Association
George Magrath
Jen J. Corrigan
Yale
Guinea
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