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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1913
Page
5
A collection of quips and anecdotes on dress conduct and social ritual from historical notes. It cites a Bath ceremony at the Tower of London, fashion’s influence on behavior, and humorous exchanges about meals and everyday life.
A quoted exchange from The Innocent Bystander features a prodding question about the prodigal son tale and Farmer Corntessel’s tearful sympathy for the fatted calf. The Washington Star and Cervantes provide reflective lines on sleep as blessing and nourishment, contrasted with a cloak of rest.
In Wales the land area reaches 4,749,651 acres with more than half devoted to cultivation. The figure highlights extensive agricultural use across the region and underscores farming activity within the country.
The article notes that moles and mole crickets face similar challenges when digging underground. Both creatures use shovel like forelimbs with clawed claws to cut passages through soil, revealing convergent adaptations in their digging tools.
A Bombay correspondent details Pursee burial rites during death. Relatives depart as the priest whispers Zend Avesti prayers, then a dog enters to glare at the dying person to terrify evil spirits. No human shadows may intervene to preserve the dog's protective gaze.
Board levied assessment No 11 of one half of one cent per share payable immediately to Wilkie P Garrison treasurer at 39 South Raymond Ave Pasadena. Unpaid stock by February 10 1915 becomes delinquent and may be sold March 1 1913 at 2 PM to cover the amount plus costs.
An Interstate Commerce Commission summary and N L Howard letter emphasize that over half of last year’s railroad fatalities were trespassers. Adults and children used tracks as shortcuts, with 70 percent being respectable pedestrians and 20 percent under 14 years old.
Includes crusher, ore feed, filtering and agitator tanks two large 18 ft. units propelled by a 20 hp gas engine air compressor 14000 ft of 16 lb new steel rail with fish plates spikes and ties. Two 5 ton center dump steel cars two boilers steam engine 40 ft of 24 in stack shafting belts 1000 ft of new 12 in steel rails mine or surface track ore car end dump two deep well power pumps one light spring wagon timber fence lumber and scantling for sale at half price. Mills boilers tanks engines etc can be bought separately.
New U S ambassador to Japan Lars Anderson and Mrs Anderson attended a luncheon with the Emperor and Empress in Tokyo after presenting credentials. The report notes global suffrage unrest and other world events of the era.
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