Ape Man of Java Seen Moving Diplomatically
The Java fossil known as the missing link drew diplomatic interest as Dutch physician Dr. Eugene Dubois keeps the Pithecanthropus Erectus bones in Haarlem. Scientists in New York and London reconstructed the skull and teeth from casts, estimating a brain size between ape and human.
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New York World
Java
Europe
World of
Science
Holland
Eugene Dubois
University of Amsterdam
Trinil
Pithecanthropus Erectus
British Association For the Advancement of Science
London
J. H. McGregor
Columbia University
McGregor
William K. Gregory
Department of Comparative Anatomy
American Museum of National History
Dubois
Elliott Smith
Henry Fairfield Osborn
New York
American Museum of Natural History
Royal Society of London
Osborn
Piltdown
Heidelberg
Trained Catfish Captures Market Fish in New York
Seth Small of Three Mile Bay and William Loomis of Chaumont, partners in cisco chasing, trained an 80-pound catfish to haul hooked fish along a coastal route. The catfish followed feeding lines, delivering muskeg pikes and pickerel to multiple ports, then returned home with the catch. The scheme faltered as the catfish suffered rheumatism from winter confinement.
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Seth Small
Three Mile Bay
N. Y
William Loomis
Chaumont
Cisco
Seth
Bill
Heed aging pilots not youth in choosing life’s path
The piece urges young men to follow the guidance of elders who have paid for their lessons. It argues that starting at twenty with forty years of experience would aid success, but only if the youth listen. Ignoring seasoned advice risks costly, sometimes disastrous, mistakes and eventual failure.
Something to Think About by F. 4. Walker
A motivational piece urges readers to curb anger during trials to protect happiness and success. It warns impulsive outbursts cost friends, status, and self respect, noting employers value self control and that restraint unlocks opportunity and growth.
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F. 4
Walker
Rhoda the Greek Rose Name Gains English Identity
Rhoda emerges as a recognized English and American form meaning Rose. Etymologists trace Rose derivatives to Latin roots, while Rhoda keeps its identity with no contraction. The ruby is Rhoda’s talismanic gem, promising health, ambition fulfillment, and poise. Tuesday is her lucky day and number.
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Rhoda
Rohais
France
Gilbert de Gaunt
Hros
Rose
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Carriage and Motions of the Hands
The article discusses reading character from hand movements and palm display. It notes open palms indicate frank, open people while concealed palms suggest secrecy and a creative nature, with observers judging honesty from gestural cues.
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Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
The Right Thing at the Right Time
Advice on proper conduct with friends' servants. Do not be overly familiar or flippant. Greet the staff, thank them for service, and avoid asking favors, preserving respectful boundaries in social visits.
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Erman
Durham Tobacco
Sense Sanz
Your
Mary Marshall Duffee
Cervantes
Jane
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Boone
Allen
Princess
THE
Boone Hardware Company
D. J. Cottrell
Boone, N. C
W. F. Sherwood
Sherwood
N. C
N. L. Mast, Mast, N. C
N. M. Church, Mable, N. C
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