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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1935
Page
5
Springfield Missouri report tells of H. A. Smalley of Van Buren who once received a £725 check from a saw mill business he forgot. A summons to St. Louis arrived later, and after six years he discovers the bank is closed. He sues as a preferred creditor.
C. E. Landis, a Missouri Pacific telegraph operator, arrived in Rockdale today after a 24 hour absence that sparked concern of a kidnapping. He said he went to Austin on impulse to visit another operator, stayed overnight with a friend, and informed his employer in Taylor that he would report for duty.
Indian fighter and plainsman D Dingwall, 90, a Scottish-born Texas pioneer, died yesterday in Comanche. He will be buried at Oakwood cemetery tomorrow. Survived by his widow, six sons and a daughter.
Mrs. Ralph R. Courtney of Wytheville Virginia reports health improvement after taking Cardus. She was run down with side pains and says after three bottles she felt much better and now recommends Cardui to others. The ad notes thousands testify benefits and prices at drug stores.
An authority in the Detroit News notes the northern weasel furnishes winter white ermine used by royalty. The animal, agile and bloodthirsty, preys on rabbits and birds, often killing more than it eats, benefiting rodent control but harming farmers' poultry and game.
The Montreal Herald notes that millions of discarded bones fuel a thriving industry. Boiling yields glycerine and lubricants while shin and marrow bones become handles. The powder is used as bone manure and bone meal for farmers and also aids sugar refineries and case hardening cast steel. The strong odor is noted, yet not harmful and asthmatics sometimes find relief from the atmosphere.
The text traces the origins of detachable collars from 1825 Troy to 1851 Oakland washing for miners and 1868 Pittsburgh steam laundry. It then describes water boatmen insects breathing air under water and their behavior, followed by a note on Nanga Parbat as a difficult Himalayan peak at 26020 feet, comparing it to Kamet.
After six years of harsh travel Andrew Bahr completes a 1200 mile trek with a herd of reindeer to the Mackenzie Delta where Eskimos will breed the animals for meat and hides.
A 1938 Lindbergh flight study shows upper air winds carry bacteria spores and pollen across the North Atlantic. Scientists warn a single bacterium could reproduce and spread rapidly if it lands in a favorable site.
Professor Lazarev of Moscow claims future humans may reach 158 to 180 years. He bases the statement on animal experiments that reportedly extended lifespans up to fivefold. The Finnish report notes the bold prediction and its origin in Moscow research.
An airplane is deployed in Hibbing Minnesota to locate hundreds of cattle that wandered into wooded areas. The federal government has authorized the cattle to be distributed to the needy for winter relief.
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