The Honorable Rutland Seeks a Shave Before Train
A satirical roving tale follows the Honorable Rutland Toswell as he hurries to shave at a small town barber before catching a southbound train. The barber, wary of crime and debt, confronts Toswell with sharp talk and a demanded payment before finishing the shave. Toswell leaves with a clean face and a wary pocketful of cash, while the barber contemplates moral echoes of his patient customer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trutland
Muswell
Elpher
Himt Mms
Ali
Thom
Writs River
Hig
New York
Mr. Roswell
Ton Bar Homer
Mr. Toswell
Mr. Rogwell
Sid
Eininger
Rennet
Enna
Ratland
Plitfertu
Hhnaele
Mie
Quebec
Mfr
Toswell
Tilta
Fotka
Mattind
Hla
Mr. Kuswal
Mr. Stonwell
Mr. Lowell
Tan
Stoswell Gald
Abel Jenka
Manse Range
Canada
Stutland
Itoswell
Consulisiated
Ciuip
Tauquomoe Ike
Deacon Collins
Deaecon
Decker
Rutland
Anmeler
Abel
Strength of Steel Shown by Spark Rays Test
Spark rays from incandescent particles shed by iron and steel on an emery wheel reveal metal composition. Carbon steels manganese steels tungsten and nickel steels show distinct spark forms and colors. The spark picture shifts with carbon content and even 0.01 percent differs. carbon atoms appear as pointed branches, tool steel as bioisonis-like branches, tungsten steel as red streaks, and explosions in the spark indicate molybdenum vanadium or titanium presence.
Argentina Hide Production in May and Year to Date
May hide production in Argentina reached 208 088 packs. For the first five months of 1983 the total hides produced were 1 011 950, compared with 1 780 N85 hides reported. The report notes missing data on output compared with prior periods and mentions stock and price changes in the Jimer-Convierce section.
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Argentina
Jimer
Convierce Renorts
Night Driving Dangers Highlighted By Road Edge Visibility
A warning piece details the risks of night driving on dark roads. It stresses the need for clear road edges, headlights, and paved margins to prevent collisions and ditching. California firms and motor clubs push for visible edge lines to improve safety on night routes and mountain roads.
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Khow Ut Wa Glainee
Timrd
California
Los Angeles and
Santa Marbara Motor Express Company
Los Angeles
Benefit of Motor Trucks in Transportation Seen
George M. Graham, chairman of the state planning and traffic committee, tells the New York Traffic Club that motor trucks boost short haul service and rail profits. He notes shifting city labor toward trucking, rapid truck growth, and the need for strict traffic control to protect the public.
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George M. Graham
Ttate
National Automobile Chamber of
Caine Terce
Traffic Club of
New York
Trafic Club
Airoping
Tocn
Graham
Roadside Tree Planting Vision From a Rural Landscape View
A fragmented discussion argues roadside planting should reflect country and local vegetation. It suggests plants harmonize with terrain to enhance highway aesthetics, noting differences between low land landscape and prairie or highland areas and urging appropriate species selection.
Flushing Ewes Boosts Lamb Crop and Uniformity
Flushing ewes before breeding increases lambing rate and uniformity. USDA tests showed ewes fed grain prior to breeding produced more lambs than unfed ewes, with gains of about 28 lambs per 100 ewes. A simple grain mix and moderate amounts before breeding are effective.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Basia
Avoidable Waste in Hog Raising in Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural College leader W. Campbell warns hog breeders that Kansas can raise eight hogs per litter and 16 pounds of pork per bushel of corn with proper management and feeding. He cites waste from neglect and ignorance, urging careful study of hog nutrition and efficient breeding to produce strong, vigorous hogs.
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Nanas
GO. W. McCunpbetl
Kangsay State Agricultural College
Kansas Swine Breeders’ Associations
Kansas
Live Stock Hints and Breeding Tips for Spring
Guidance on preventing thirsty animals and early breeding of ewes. Advice emphasizes separate pens for ewes with twins, avoiding mixed ages in one pen, and keeping hogs fit for market. Encourages careful pasture management and feeding to avoid sluggishness and spiking in sows.
Food Combos to Avoid Warns of Dangerous Pairings
A strange ad cautions readers about the dangers of certain food combinations. It lists nonstandard warnings about banana ripeness, suggests avoiding mixed dishes, and promotes a novel ointment remedy for skin rashes as part of the same column.
Unclear historical petition by Wyoming candidate request
The readable lines show an applicant in June from Routh Waketn Tinsheen seeking a teacher position. The text is garbled with self introductions and odd phrases regarding riding a horse and reluctance to drink, making the exact petition purpose and details hard to determine.
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June County
Wyoming
Plaherdy confronts friend after brutal race mishap
A confusing report describes a spacelike scuffle after a race where accusations fly over a brick toss and a friend Nolawny is blamed. Witnesses cite fear, anger, and confusion amid a tense confrontation.
Flowers Dislike Jazz In Plants After Musical Vibrations
The article reports that cyclamen and carnation plants in towers near a band reacted to music, turning faces away and leaning as musical vibrations affected their stems and leaves. The Pittsburg Chronicle notes this unusual plant response to jazz.
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Simic Witich
Suv
Tile
Tittabuegh Chronicle
Farewell to Fog Experiments Reported by U S Aviators
United States aviators conducted dispersal experiments with electrified sand showers to break up cloud masses. The report claims the technique produced showers that create email like clouds and precipitate clearing, suggesting a weather control effort.
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United States
Helpful Suggestion on Bat Dilemma
A quoted exchange shows a speaker torn about a bat and a counter suggestion to “take two hats” to please both minds. The dialogue frame comes from a newspaper-like transcript labeled as the Boston Transcript.
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Doston
Arctic explorer cautions travelers on mosquitoes near pole
Donald J. MacMillan reports mosquitoes within 700 miles of the North Pole. He advises travelers on routes toward the polar region to prepare properly for biting insects and harsh travel conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. MacMillan
North Pole
Duluth Newa'l
Variety at the Boarding House Prompts Humorous Exchange
A light exchange discusses diversity of meals at a boarding house, noting three different names for the dishes. The remark hints at the humor found in everyday life and social settings.
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South Wales
Women in High Positions Highlight Ongoing Barriers
Fragmented text notes women still face eligibility and barriers in government roles. Mentions attitudes at various departments and the ongoing challenge to equal access in public service likely amid reform discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postu
Fragmented OCR Improvised News Item
Incomplete text appears to describe names and actions but remains unreadable. No clear event, date, or place is identifiable from the fragment. Further legible context is needed to determine a proper headline and summary.
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Tuiniire
Chin Tong
Chiesa
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Tilly
Ibungerdys Dbehiey Groupe
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Shlaa Row
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