Local notes cover travels and visits across towns
Mrs. Charles Meyer left Friday for Las Cruces to visit daughter Lillian at Loretto academy. Miss Mabel Hall returned to Tularosa. Mrs. Clara Warren plans to move to Tulsrosa next week. Mr. H F Aston arrived from Marshal Missouri to homestead near Kearney ranch. McAmis and Neff visit Marshal. Ed Sutherland returns to Paso from visit with David Sutherland. Mrs. H E Brubaker and daughter in law visit A N Almond at Mamogordo. J E C Bell and son Charles return from Mayhill ranches. Rev Vance preaches at M E Church South. Atlantic City Pressing Club offers cleaning services. Call 93 for pickup and delivery.
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Charles Meyer
Las Cruces
Lillian
Loretto Academy
Mabel Hall
Clara Warren
Tularosa
Leap of Fame Cat in Smithsonian Case
A Smithsonian card recounts a legendary cat that climbed the Washington Monument shaft before leaping about 500 feet to land on its feet. A terrier killed the animal afterward, and the preserved skin was mounted and placed on display.
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Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Washington Monument
Wind and temperature steer sound waves, says scientist
A Washington scientist explains wind strength differences and temperature gradients tilt sound waves, reducing travel in certain directions. He notes sirens that should be audible 1,500 miles away are heard only about two miles due to atmospheric deflection. Minneapolis Journal.
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Minneapolis Journal
Understanding Cough Types and Remedies
The article explains two cough causes: lung related from cold or airway issues needing caution, and stomach related from irritating effervescence of food and drink. It advises readers to assess their ailment, considering digestive health, before alarm.
The Underdog As Described By The Atlantic
The Atlantic describes the underdog as arising from a Winsome quality of toind rather than mere condition. Underdogs show negative attitude a denying of superiority a smiling humor at misfortune and a wink at discomfiture. Some imitate power but the tail remains seen.
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Toind
Marquesas Islanders Noted For Extreme Tattooing
The Marquesas inhabitants are among the world’s experts in tattooing with patterns on every finger and even the crown of the head. Hands appear gloved due to intricate designs, while long nails complete the display for wealthier natives.
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Marquesas Islands
Earth
Deaf man pleads guilty to intoxication at Willesden court
A Wil lesden police court defendant charged with intoxication pleaded guilty to that portion and claimed he knew nothing of the bad language because he is deaf. The remark drew attention as reported by the London Express.
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Willesden
London Express
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