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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
6
A youthful notice promotes a season of events for children of all ages. Story Hour Lady from Chautauqua will lead adventures and fairy tales, then Junior Town lets kids elect a mayor and council. Play and games follow with badges for every member.
The article praises Homer B Hulbert for over two decades in government work in the Far East and service to the Korean court. It highlights his expertise on Orient social political conditions, first hand knowledge, humor in lectures, and advocacy for American commercial rights in the Far East.
Miss Hessel Conway won first honors in oratory and Frank Swackhamer led with the top grade of 92 at the Green township school commencement in Point Isabella M E church. Thirteen graduates received diplomas, presented by County Superintendent A R Hall, with a list of graduates including William H Grim Glenn O McGraw Zola Marie Eckelbarger and Hessel Conway among others.
The article explains the elaborate construction of a low cost radio frequency transformer. It details winding turns, wire gauges, insulation layers, mechanical protection, and vacuum-impregnated coil materials.
Hat Creek in Niobrara county Wyoming saw about half the co operators rid their land of prairie dogs and the rest report four to five survivors. The 25 000 acre area once teeming with the rodents now hosts roughly 100 remaining. Strips 13 miles by 3 miles were treated since April with 22 ranchers joining the effort. County funds paid for poison on state and nonresident lands while the biological survey supplied federal land poison and local labor donated.
Deal fishermen landed one of the largest sprat catches on record estimated at 2,500,000 fish. Heavy gales massed the sprats making nets weighted and choked while boats neared shore submerged. Seagulls mobbed the nets as fishermen struggled to land their bounty and locals benefited from the generosity reported by the London Mail.
A brief note on the bloodroot or Indian paint flower. Breaking the stem reveals a reddish juice that stains surfaces, historically noted as war paint by Indians and, when mixed with sugar, used by mothers to ease children's coughs and colds, per Nature Magazine.
A chiropractor is not a jack of all trades but a master of one skill. Properly trained chiropractors focus on adjusting the spine and related structural health.
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