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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
6
For ten years Emma Mabel Field has produced sudden drawings of Egyptian figures symbols and scenes starting at age thirty in 1910 without art training. The Chicago figure is to be studied by University of Chicago psychologists as investigators explore her unusual artwork and its origins.
Abraham Schneider, a seaman on the U S destroyer Wadsworth at the Philadelphia navy yard, receives $60,000 from his uncle. He plans to stay in the navy beyond his present enlistment, with the income held until he turns twenty one on October 4 1921. He is the son of Mrs Annie Schneider of Boston Mass.
A narrator recalls ridiculing a hand crafted vanity bag as a wasteful gift after admiring it at a friend's home. Later they learn a mutual friend delivered the exact same item to them, highlighting the irony of the moment.
James Hartness of Springfield Vermont, governor elect, is noted as an astronomer and inventor. He maintains an underground observatory at his residence housing a turret telescope praised by scientists nationwide. The instrument sits underground, operated by levers, while Hartness pursues interests in science, engineering, and politics.
Frederick Seddy claims English alchemists are close to turning lead into gold. He notes years of experiments and collaboration with other prominent scientists as supporting evidence for progress toward the long sought goal.
The notice notes Britain supports a high population density on its land area making it the most densely populated island. It references global comparisons and implies continued population growth metrics.
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