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Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1918

Page

5

Indiana Brevities Roundup of Local News Items

Fort Wayne candy scare ends after ground glass concerns. The new Mt A building at Anderson opens to 5000 visitors. Sherman and court records update in Shelbyville and Angola. Indiana production show in South Bend March 12 to 16 features national speakers.

W. ER. Mubianot Fort Wayne Virgil Lee Alexandria Talianipolis Riatleonds Buffalo Mt. A Anverson Cecil B. Collins Shelby Breult Shelbyville United States South Bend Clyde Horn Peter Matiasas Lafayette Tin Hfe G. OW. Rosencrans Tgneud Fountain County Purdue University Indiana Bloomington George Timberlake Richard Hall H. Mendenhall W. G. Huffman Wayne County Grand Jury Friends of German Democracey Indianapolis New York Huntington Market Street Burke Fred Schmidt Sinfield St. Joseph County John Sheriff's Anie Edwin Harper Harper An Nora Coleman Angola Sepharna Gleason Commission Charles F Wright Marry M. Wright Kirkpatrick Montgomery County Auditor Oftate of Wright Tell City Canning Company City of Public Service Commission Henry Pfeiffer Rochester Indiana Egg and Voultry Association Evansville Erie Butler Richland Minini County Albert BR. Storms Methodist Episcopal Church Baldwin-Wallace College Berea Bar Association of Terre Big Four Aurora Hogan Creek Alexander Burns Hebron Convention of Business Women of Easter Ireland Princeton Food Administration War Department N. Y Statehouse Lawrenceburg Pike County State Council of Defense James McKibben Shonts Mattoon Wabash John Sherman Federal Employment Bureau For Washington Department Frederick Ancell Grace Watts Terre Haute Albert Watts Earl Park National Army Aviation Department of the Army Delaware County Muncie

Mysterious Russia Seen Through Western Eyes

Arthur Ruhl argues westerns misread Russia noting Slavic depth, not mysticism. He cites Pole’s renunciation and a half Oriental air, but highlights Russia’s 1917 realities and everyday life amid upheaval.

City Boys Hear Better In Noise Filled Towns

Popular Science Monthly reports city boys show sharper hearing than country youths. Washington Marine Corps records indicate only one in five recruits from quiet neighborhoods match city dwellers in ear acuity. Rejections for deafness favor city applicants five to one. Researchers attribute this to ear nerves weakening in quiet areas and remaining responsive in noisy urban environments.

Army Navy Popular Science Monthly Washington Marine Corps

Rainfall and Cyclone Formation Described

The article explains that cyclones always bring rain and often a cloud burst. As air saturates, a whirl forms and heated air does not rise too high. Strong updrafts create a mass of vapor that accumulates in the funnel’s upper region until it breaks due to its own weight.

They Put Him In the Copper In Tudor Days

The article recalls archaic punishments such as boiling alive and public shaming where thieves faced decapitation and cruel torture. It contrasts those brutal penalties with twentieth century living, implying modern legal reforms.

Science Foretells Cyclones

Science shows cyclones vary 60 to 500 miles wide and up to 9 paths traveling 5 000 miles. Modern research has increased knowledge of cyclones, and sailors today know where to expect them and the paths and directions of their winds.

Buster's Measurement Clarified by Frances

Frances mismeasures her cousin using a yard stick with the small numbers at the top. After study she calmly announces Buster is inches not to the end.

Buster Frances Ealmly

War time economy prompts domestic quip

Mrs Highe asks about a divorce while Mrs Lowe jokes that economy is needed in wartime. Great Advantage notes that Young Bryan reads his own poems effectively and is praised for understanding them.

Bryan

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