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Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1920

Page

7

The Diamond Rush in Bechuanaland and Kimberley Origins

The feature traces diamond mining from volcanic pipes in Bechuanaland to Kimberley’s famous fields. It notes a predicted March opening at Tiaring near Taungs, massive deep mining, and strict De Beers controls to curb theft. It recounts historic thefts and countermeasures by Gardiner Williams and a mobile police force, plus daring smuggling tricks by illicit buyers.

Africa Tiaring Taungs Kimberley Bechuanaland Johannesburg South Africa de Beers Company Gardiner F. Williams D. B United States

Inside Bath Morning Ritual for Health Eyeing Toxins

A 19th century style health tip advises waking to drink hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the digestive system. It claims pores on skin do not absorb impurities while bowel pores do, preventing illness and improving complexion, breath, and digestion with daily use.

Farm wages claimed highest ever known in 1919

The article states that farm labor wages in 1919 were unprecedented, possibly the highest since 1866 when the Bureau of Crop Estimates first investigated the topic. It notes this record level in the United States and cites official measurement.

Bureau of Crop Estimates United

Harvest wage patterns across regions in a historical report

The document compares daily harvest wages with and without board across U.S. regions. It notes North Central states west of the Mississippi paid up to $4.48, South Atlantic as low as $2.28, and the national average around $3.15 with board. It also cites outside harvest work with board averaging $2.45 and regional variations for wages without board.

Peeine Pacific E Ae Ae United States Atlantic States North Central Mississippi River South Atlantic South Atlantic States

Distillery Found in Cedar Rapids Home Basement

Police report locating a complete distillery in the basement of Mrs Lavada Wright home. It produced several gallons of mountain dew daily and left evidence of operation. Six quarts of whisky and several gallons of mash were seized. She was arrested for bootlegging and turned over to federal officers.

Cedar Rapids Lavada Wright

Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound for Hair Darkening

Old remedy for gray hair reappears as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. Sold in drug stores, it darkens hair and adds a soft lustre without revealing application. Promoted as a cosmetic, not a medical treatment.

Wyeth

Education as the cure for political unrest says Klingaman

Prof C E Klingaman director of Iowa extension and state Americanization head urges education as the cure for political unrest. He says United States government best survives crises and warns voters lack intelligence. Iowa State University to offer a June 16 summer course in Americanization for teachers and public schooling.

C. EB. Klingaman Atv Klingaman Unit Iowa United States America Sm the State University

Libertyville Boy Honored At Iowa City Banquet

Frank E. Glotfelty of Libertyville president of the Phi Delta Chi fraternity at the State University of Iowa attended the Finkbine KueRnle banquet at the Jefferson hotel in Iowa City as a guest.

Libertyville Frank E. Glotfelty Phi Delta Chi State University of Iowa Jefferson Hotel Iowa City

University hosts entertain Iowa alumni at annual camp

Nearly one hundred Jree representatives of the university attended with hosts W C Finkbine of Des Moines and F F Kuehnle of Iowa, both alumni, who return yearly to entertain a group of university men interested in the university.

W. C. Finkbine Des Moines F. Kuehnle Iowa

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