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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
4
The ad lists Walking cultivators, Riding Cultivators, Wind Mills, Pumps, and Lightning Rods with guaranteed work. It invites customers to visit and note bargain prices while highlighting farm tools and reliability.
George Jennings vanished Saturday morning after attending the previous night’s commencement. The town and two lodges searched without success until a letter and money order arrived from Mrs. Jennings noting he was in Chicago driving a team on a dray.
Last Sunday the Methodist, Christian and Presbyterian churches held their annual children's day with songs recitations and drills. A collection for foreign missions was taken and praised. The ladies in charge of the schools are congratulated on the success and the crowds were large and pleased with the exercises.
The article describes animals that imitate their surroundings to hide. It notes a kelp fish at Santa Catalina adjusting color and shape to resemble kelp, crabs clinging to kelp and stones, and deep sea spiders adding seaweed to their backs to become more visible, revealing surprising behavior.
A description explains weed lifting upward and a crab turning to a rock with seaweed tuft, a clever ruse designed to fool vigilant enemies observing from the water.
Washington reports say the Netherlands offers 6000 florins about $2000 for a safe method to set and reset diamonds without lead poisoning risks. Scientists long sought a lead free process, but no solution has emerged. Diamonds often lose brilliancy without a metallic backing, affecting wearers and handlers. French chemists previously dangled 50,000 francs for an alum taste free diamond, but no winner yet.
A collage of humorous quips from Chicago papers featuring Bridget Maloney and Nora Sure. The lines mock dining crowds and family chatter with playful asides and punchy dialogues about hats and talk.
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune quotes Giladys asking what is liked about automobile trips and Percy answering You. The brief dialogue hints at travel or automotive topics in a conversational piece.
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