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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1926
Page
5
A fragment from the Kitchens Cabinet excerpt cites a 1926 Western Newspaper Union source. It attributes a Dalton quotation on progress through study and perseverance, noting no superior genius but steady focus as the driver of eminence.
An article blends elderly nutrition advice with a travelogue on the Rhine. It discusses frugal meals tailored to seniors emphasizing vegetables, limited meat, and simple cereals, then shifts to a Rhine voyage detailing Emmerich to Strasbourg landmarks, Ruhr contrasts, Cologne cathedral, and Strasbourg’s waterways and clock.
Little Betty aged two mimics phrases from family and uses the exclamation For heaven's sake. While fetching milk she watches Bossy the cow and when a tail swat hits a man, he swears in anger. Betty remains calm and repeats the exclamation, drawing a puzzled smile from observers.
Colonel Charles Goodnight of Amarillo Texas has completed experiments growing nuts on shade trees. The aged explorer at ninety years discusses a laborious long effort to make trees both productive and well suited for shade in that region.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum as part of the Cuticura Trio with Soap and Ointment. It claims the powder and perfume render other fragrances unnecessary and notes the trio costs 25 cents each, available everywhere.
A quoted line from the Atlanta Constitution reflects on making Joy feel welcome to help him recover. It suggests hospitality can encourage a recovery by fostering a long stay and friendly acquaintance.
A 67 year-old reminiscence recalls Blondin traversing a rope over Niagara Falls with a 40 foot pole weighing 45 pounds, then a barrow, then a man named H Colcord as manager, with a 1860 walk witnessed by the future King Edward VII, the Prince of Wales.
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