Mystery disease wiped prehistoric North American megafauna
University of Minnesota ecologist Dr. Clinton R. Stauffer argues a mysterious natural blight, not climate or hunting alone, killed mammoths mastodons and horses in North America. He notes some creatures survived post glacial periods yet disappeared, suggesting pestilence rather than single cause.
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America
Alaska
New York
Clinton
RK. Stauffer
University of Minnesota
North America
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Aber
Dr. Stauffer
Siberia
Ossora
Interesting Story About a Coon Hunt
An article by C A Ruebsam recounts Mr Renbeam and two fine coon dogs staging a late night hunt with friends. A vivid scene shows a dinner plate and a family photo while notes stray into wild claims about extinct species and mammoths across continents.
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National Spoksman
C. A. Ruebsam
Mr. Renbeam
Mr. Feuteam
Mr. Roubsam
Wil Stafford
Expert Declares Oil Production Could Be Greatly Increased
London December 23 at the Anglo Persian Oil Company annual meeting chairman Sir Charles Greenwar stated 1923 24 output was 141216 tons and the current year would exceed 4259000 tons. He said tapping all opened wells could raise annual production to 10 000 000 tons or more and additional wells to the cap rock could boost output within months. He noted world consumption rising with new US fields masking reduced crude prices.
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London
Charles Greenwar
Sir Charles
United States
Community announcements for church groups and clubs
Notices announce a Friday dance guests policy Humble's orchestra and multiple upcoming Fortnightly Club meetings. Events include Ladies Aid at West Chester January 14 and Home Economics sections meeting January 13 12 20 p m with dues and potluck notes.
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Fortwightly Club
J. Maxwell
Mystery Man Identified as Finnish Naturalist in Norfolk
NORFOLK VA January 9 A man known as Mystery Man with a strange dialect was identified as a Finnish naturalist named Oxacala from a northern Finnish village. He claimed arrival on the Riga steamship two months ago. Radio talk at WTAR was planned to aid identification but a listener, Frederick Palden, identified him before any report.
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Norfolk
Norfolk Immigration Office
Oxacala
Finland
Riga
WTAR
Frederick Palden
Wanderer of the Wasteland at Fox Theatre
Paramount presents Wanderer of the Wasteland at the Fox Theatre showcasing all color photography and a superbly capable cast. Under Irvin Willat’s direction the Zane Grey story carries its vitality and dramatic strength on screen.
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Paramount
Notable Color Film With Stellar Cast
The feature is entirely in color with no black and white sequence and showcases strong performances. Jack Holt delivers a notable title role, Bille Dove fits the part, Noah Beery offers solid character acting, and Kathryn Williams provides dependable work. Don’t miss this unusual picture tonight or this Saturday.
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Jack Holt
Bille Dove
Noah Beery
Kathryn Wiliams
New Discovery Joint-Base Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Joint-Base as a miracle tube for stiff swollen joints. It claims quick absorption, relief from rheumatic pain, and improved mobility, with a 60 cent price and widespread drugstore availability.
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