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Fragmentary text mentions mall matter and Carey area with figures like 86.00 4 month 3.50 4 year and weekly 60 to 4.60. lacks coherent context or identifiable entities for a fuller summary.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1920
Page
11
Fragmentary text mentions mall matter and Carey area with figures like 86.00 4 month 3.50 4 year and weekly 60 to 4.60. lacks coherent context or identifiable entities for a fuller summary.
Havelock Ellis notes statistics of genius show rural England nurtured productive middle class via open air independence and labor balanced growth. The idea extends to the United States and other nations where lack of poverty and ongoing labor sustain opportunity. After the war, the middle class suffers as the rich grow richer and workers demand high wages, yet its long term position remains favorable due to its productive backbone and brain.
The article critiques belief based on senses alone and praises cautious inquiry. It cites Oliver Lodge on credulity and recounts Professor James of Chicago who denied snake venom fatality until an Indiana bite forced acknowledgment. It notes his insistence on personal proof and humorously suggests he should have imported a cobra to test his theory.
A Spanish physician labels the political class as prone to a mental disorder called the delirium of greatness. Signs include distorted judgment, weak will power, and excessive talking, with examples from Germany and China cited as nations afflicted by this condition.
The passage notes that Chinese belief held all nations as tributary and visiting foreigners as vassals. Chinese rulers maintained this fiction by forcing ambassadors to enter on all fours, a practice abandoned after refusals. It argues self admiration pervades individuals and nations, with only extreme displays seen as abnormal.
The Bureau of Mines campaigns to improve handling and recovery of minerals across eleven stations. Col umbus Ohio aids 4000 clay firms worth about 375 million investment with 210 million annual output. Minnesota alone holds forty billion tons of low grade iron ore, with Western mills partnering with engineers to solve waste and extraction issues.
Billy the goat flees a park fight with a butcher and dodges a gardener and a policeman. He wanders toward a crowded suburb, sneaks into a flat's back gate, nibbles lettuce and radishes, and causes a broken eggs mess while the cook investigates. Tomorrow he faces more trouble.
The U S Geological Survey reports on the Dry Piney oil field in Wyoming noting an unusually high volatile content with 45 50 percent gasoline. Distillation shows 80 percent gasoline and kerosene with 93 6 percent volatile matter in vacuum tests. The Hilliard Formation produces oil and may extend oil bearing sands to greater depths.
Ottawa reports 272,537 officers and men repatriated since armistice and 65,600 more demobilized before. Total 338,000 GEF personnel back in civilian occupations. 44,278 applied to Soldier Settlement Board for land and benefits under the act. 33,496 approved by year end.
W E Dineen, a local garage man, attends the large automobile show in Chicago. He has been at the event to view new car models and industry displays.
The bank lists loan facilities for all business lines and invites prospective borrowers. It handles checking savings and time deposit accounts with annual 4 percent interest and monthly statements. It offers drafts, collections escrow safekeeping telegraphic transfers and fiduciary powers.
The essence of a bank's worth to customers lies in providing ample facilities for banking transactions. Every department of commercial banking is represented within this institution, ensuring complete service for clients.
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