Mysterious dark eyed fair skinned types emerge in Ireland survey
Harvard researchers begin a five year study in Ireland to map race and history. In Ennis and Clare they plan to measure ten thousand people in eighteen months collecting 125 facts per person. They identify a disharmonic blue eyed dark haired light skinned type and debate Celtic or Milesian origins.
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Dublin
Ireland
Harvard University
C. W. du Pertuis
Harvard
Ennis
County Clare
Paddy
Molly
du Pertuis
Clare
John Bull
Sligo
Galway
Leitrim
Midland
Red Head
Aran
Mayo
Kerry
South East
County Galway
History of Bock Beer and the Buck Goat Legend
This article traces Bock Beer origins to Einbeck and the Buck Goat symbol. It recounts a story of rival brewmasters from Munich and Holland, a needle threading contest, and the goat that allegedly influenced the beer’s name. It notes Bock Beer as a spring festival drink tied to Easter timing.
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Turkey
Einbeck
Prussia
Europe
Einbecker
Holland
Germany
Munich
Billy
Nanny
Living type map of Ireland from skeletal comparisons
The aim is to identify present day types by comparing measurements of the living head and body with skeletons and skulls found countrywide by the archeological sections of the survey. One objective is to prepare a true living type map of Ireland for comparison with the archeological early type picture based on skeletal finds.
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Sible
Ireland
Understanding neuralgia and dental links in health advice
Health column explains neuralgia as a broad term for nerve pain often linked to surface cheek nerves. Decayed teeth commonly trigger upper jaw and temple pain, urging daily dental hygiene and six month dental check ups endorsed by the State Department of Health.
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Austin
State Department of Health
Sisters Lead Battle Against Wind Erosion
In Kansas farmers backed by a $250000 federal relief fund mobilize 15000 tractors to plow deep ridges as wind barriers against dust storms. Kansas State College coordinates the effort with plans to cover 4,500,000 acres plus 2,000,000 more with strip listing in western Kansas. The six worst states report millions of acres damaged by dust, while experts blame farming practices and drought for the erosion and urge long term forest belts and resodding with buffalo grass to restore stability.
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Kansas City
Midwest
Drouth
Bugaboo
Kansas
Kansas State College
Stockton
Colby
Garden City
Federal
Soil Erosion Service
Colorado
Texas
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Montana
Western
Rocky Mountain
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
New Mexico
Nebraska
Wyoming
Department of Agriculture
L. C. Archer
Fort Hays
Hays
Kan
Archer
Acquitted Bank Burglary Suspect in Bells Case
Sherman Dal las youth W T Cannon was acquitted on an instructed verdict Friday of burglary tied to an attempted bank looting at Bells. Judge F E Wilcox ordered not guilty after testimony showed he matched the car description used by the burglars who bound and gagged night watchman Joe Ford and burned into the vault. No money was taken.
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Sherman
W. T. Cannon
Dallas
Bells
F. E. Wilcox
Cannon
Joe Ford
Bells Night
Cardui Offers Help for Monthly Pain Across Life Stages
Women from teens to menopause report Cardui eases functional monthly pains caused by inadequate nutrition. Mrs Crit Haynes of Essex Missouri credits Cardui for cramps in youth and relief during the change of life with reduced nervousness head and back pains and a run down feeling. Thousands testify Cardui helped them. If it does not benefit you consult a physician.
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Cardui
Cardus
Typewriter Taken Apart to Free Pet King Snake
Beaumont workers undid a 39 inch king snake trapped inside a portable type writer owned by Miss E Simpkins, a South Park School teacher. The snake was uninjured during removal, though repair staff suffered shock from the unusual operation.
Wisconsin hotel uses windmill power for nighttime sign
A Wisconsin hotel lights its exterior sign at night using electricity produced by a windmill and stored in a battery for later use.
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Wisconsin
Inexpensive Crack Filler Mixture for Floors
A simple filler mix uses plaster of Paris one pound precipitated chalk six pounds and yellow dextrine one pound to repair cracks in floors knots holes and old wiring cuts. Add water to form a stiff dough and press into cracks then smooth. If coarser fill is needed substitute fine sand for chalk.
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Bock Beer
T. S. Jeter
Hood St
West Monroe
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Bonham
Western Union
Henry R. Scates, M. D
Ice Industry of
WBAP
WFAA
WOAI
KPRC
Southern Ice & Utilities Co
Sun Office
Probak Junior
Probak
USA
T.M. Reg
U.S. Pat
Liberty Magazine and
the Whitewright Sun
Etude Music Magazine
The
Whitewright Sun
Pictorial Review and
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Whitewright
Collier’s Magazine and the Whitewright Sun
American Magazine and the Whitewright Sun
Progressive Farmer
Saturday Evening Post
True Story Magazine
Red Book Magazine
Atx
Collier’s and
Redbook
Cosmopolitan
Woman’s Home Companion
American
Collier’s Magazines
the Sun
Whitewright, Texas
Jas. S. Kone
Kelly
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