Spiders of New Guinea Weave Fishing Net Webs
Reports describe spiders in New Guinea whose strong webs are used by locals as fishing nets enabling effective catches.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
6
Reports describe spiders in New Guinea whose strong webs are used by locals as fishing nets enabling effective catches.
On board the Black Hawk Day and Night perform for passengers drawing cheers from all. The Sultan’s attache pushes to buy them but the Captain refuses until offered a large sum. By Gibraltar to Constantinople the kids are finally sold to a buyer, ending their voyage.
A teen writes about being the oldest sister with five younger siblings, worrying about work, poverty, and restrictions. The adviser cautions against factory work before eighteen, urges home duties, and suggests staying in school while parents’ decisions reflect wisdom and safety. The letter highlights family dynamics and long term advice.
Mrs Annie Taylor of White Horse New Jersey fainted during a church service. She had typhoid fever that weakened her blood and health. She credited Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring weight and strength and preventing further dizziness. The pills are advertised for blood nourishment and nerve support with a booklet available.
A young eighteen year old writes seeking dating advice and reassurance after a breakup. The columnist cautions against gossip, urges self improvement, and suggests that if the suitor writes first it is safe to reply. The reply encourages focusing on study and reading, noting happier times ahead and future companionship.
Two girls confess love for two boys and regret a party misstep. The adviser suggests the boys distance themselves, urges the readers to let it go, and to act more discreetly around boys to maintain respect.
Cleveland union officials forecast a strike by car workers if the street railway firm does not withdraw demands for arbitration on the closed shop and conductorette issues. Fred Telschow, union president, said a strike vote would be held Monday night. John J. Stanley, company president, urged the arbitration board to take up both points along with workers demands for 90 cents an hour and an eight hour day.
Advertises Uric Acid treatment at 75 cents a bottle with 32 doses. Claims relief from rheumatism kidney and bladder issues and other acid related ailments. Free 32 dose bottle by mail after sending 15 cents for postage and packing to The Dr. D A Williams Co East Hampton Conn. No obligation.
Birmingham reports a nationwide construction boom boosting the lumber industry in the South. Heavy northern snow and current car shortages strain supply but demand grows as southern lumbermen supply Europe and major U.S. furniture firms. Alabama’s industry employs 26,000, accounts for 18 percent of manufacturing value, and drives regional economic prominence amid housing needs and derrick construction demand in Texas oil fields. Local notes mention residents and moves in nearby towns.
An advertisement advises using Houstonia liniment for wounds from rusty nails and other metal. Dean McKillip, farmer of Clark County Ohio, testifies to relief after applying the product. The badge claims open cuts burns and sores heal with Houstonia, available in 25c 50c and 1 90 sizes.
The week reports newborns to Mr and Mrs Albert Pierce and to Mr and Mrs Carl Smathers. Seniors stage a rainy class play deemed a success as commencement nears with Prof G I Morgan and Dr A K Walker delivering addresses and diplomas. Marriages include John Sheskey and Mll dred Russell. Several residents seek or accept work in Akron Columbus and nearby towns.
Eddie Fitzsimmons, eastern lightweight, faces Cal DeLaney of Cleveland in a ten round fight in Cleveland tonight. Fitzsimmons previously defeated DeLaney on points at Canton.
A California inventor patents a hammer design that feeds nails via paper strips to speed up nailing tasks. The device aims to reduce handling time and streamline construction work.
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