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World News in Brief From Colliers Remarks on July Weather
Worthington Massachusetts had four inches of snow and sleet on the Fourth of July. Oklahoma reported 111 degrees in the shade killing boll weevils. An Italian laborer Francisco Tama returned to sunny It? with thirty trunks and paid $200 excess baggage. A head line claimed Georgia prohibition director forbids dry agents shooting motorists. A corn doctor warned men about a girl’s feet. Beauty specialists urged safety razors for men’s vitality. A black bear blocked Ward Casper’s car near Coudersport New York. A circus elephant on strike at Pulaski Iowa delayed crossroad traffic. Japanese frogs sold for up to ten yen in Tokyo. A Tonga Island turtle left by Captain Cook was found creaking like an oxcart. Big Alkli Lake Nebraska boys boasted a 70 foot prehistoric monster. Indiana youths set up a 25 million marks Berlin bank account and did big business. Special Wireless notes Filipino women no longer sit on duck eyes as ancestors did. The world moves and summer moves on.