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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
3
A National Geographic bulletin explains that about 200 inches of rainfall yields 2,260 tons of water per acre for crops. Evaporation provides rootarea with 14 pounds of ammonia and 60 pounds of potash annually, worth about 1.65 and 2.50 per acre respectively, making nature a major fertilizer and water source.
John Caldwell tells Judge Dingeman that Helen Caldwell of Detroit left him 150 times during 1907 to 1921. He describes a fondness for dancing and a midnight return with their little boy waiting on the steps. A decree was granted.
Deputy sheriffs using search warrants found hides and heads of three calves nine miles from Houston. The brand had been cut off. Officials say a ring of cattle thieves is operating in the state amid rising wholesale thefts in southern Texas and nearby counties.
In Constantinople a Russian scheme offers marriages between princes and American women to secure livelihoods for homeless refugees. Many Russian women have married Turks for temporary homes, while nobles retain politeness and hope to reclaim estates once Bolshevik Russia ends.
In Carson County South Dakota farmers install barbed wire telephone links at under 20 dollars per farmer using porcelain insulators and recycled materials. Each farmer has an individual ring with no central line, enabling cheap connections across barns and homesteads.
Budapest reports the official hangman Michael Ball defends his calling amid slurs in the Hungarian national assembly. He argues the vocation is honorable and useful like judges and ministers, and denounces calls that cast it as disgraceful while noting friends consider such remarks flattering to him.
Louisville Courier-Journal notes a saying on women’s croquettish appeal and reports that “freaks” can earn from 25 to 500 dollars weekly through novelty acts. The article contrasts appetite and earnings in a social humor context.
A storm in Porto Bello Panama on the night of November 29 1911 dumped 2.47 inches in three minutes the heaviest rainfall on record This rate doubles the prior world record of 1.23 inches in five minutes at Curtea de Arges Roumania The United States Weather Bureau confirms the measurement and notes the contrast with US norms of 0.25 inch in five minutes.
A Detroit Free Press quip contrasts high praise with curiosity about a recipe. The speaker notes that despite lavish praise the unidentified woman did not request the jelly recipe. The exchange highlights social politeness and implied interest.
In the United States the total population of insect eating birds is estimated at over 4.5 billion. Each individual bird may consume up to 100 insects daily, contributing significantly to pest control.
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