Professors Debate Beauty Across Nations and Dogs
A professor claims Zulu women are more beautiful than women here but the assertion is not settled. The material notes beauty is subjective and adds that some people find Airedale dogs pretty.
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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
7
A professor claims Zulu women are more beautiful than women here but the assertion is not settled. The material notes beauty is subjective and adds that some people find Airedale dogs pretty.
An advertisement promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan to improve a tired dull appearance by boosting red blood and happiness. It claims doctors have used it for almost thirty years and it is available in liquid and tablet forms.
A new flying automobile with folding wings and two engines was shown at Buc Seine-et-Oise. It features a ten horsepower land engine and a 300 horsepower air engine and performed standard airplane and automobile feats in the demonstration.
Old newspaper ad touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy for constipation in children. It urges mothers to use a teaspoonful to cleanse the bowels and to demand genuine product with age-specific directions on the bottle.
A brief, vivid exchange shows five year old Ellsworth using pro fanity despite parental warnings. In the front yard a Baptist clergyman passes by and halts the boy with a nervous remark asking him to run. The dialogue captures a playful yet tense moment in a quiet street scene.
Prices of cotton and hemp have doubled due to the war. Advertisers urge using Red Cross Ball Blue to lengthen fabric life in laundry flows.
The culture of cotton in the United States dates back about 300 years with early experiments in Virginia beginning in 1621 when the first cotton seed was planted. The note highlights Virginia's role in starting cotton cultivation in the colonial era.
A pithy remark notes that a man who flatters is either a fraud or believes the flattered person overlooks deceit. The quip frames flattery as a test of character and discernment.
Indiana sheriffs and prosecuting attorneys vote for stricter liquor law enforcement and tighter trade controls in Indianapolis. The state health and reform groups discuss public health officers and parole reforms, while the reformatory relocation plan narrows to 47 sites with site visits scheduled in January.
The War department transferred surplus war materials to the Agriculture Department for road building, distributing 27 198 motor vehicles and 172 locomotives among states under the Wadsworth Kahn bill. Through July 1 deliveries valued over 117 million dollars with additional undelivered or unreported items, totaling about 150 million dollars by November 1.
Three wordless signs have been adopted to guide motorists in Massachusetts. A set of three diagonally parallel signs marks danger points, a sideways T indicates intersecting roads, and a cross signs the area. Warnings will be placed 200 feet from the points indicated.
Pennsylvania reports a record year as 635 miles of modern durable highways were constructed, surpassing previous world records. The achievement highlights state infrastructure efforts and national transportation progress.
A Missouri state highway bulletin reports about 5 000 000 dollars spent on highway construction in the first nine months of 1921 under federal and state aid. The note adds efforts to reduce traffic noise as city planners in New York consider pavements to minimize sound for brain workers.
Western Canada exhibitors dominated the 1921 International Live Stock show in Chicago with about 150 prizes across livestock and grain. Alberta led with all entrants winning prizes including top oats and a notable fourth for an Alberta bred heifer. Saskatchewan won grand Clydesdale honors and Manitoba scored across both livestock and grain, reflecting regional breeding prowess and rising alfalfa seed production.
In a Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt Squire Witherbee recalls Zeke Dawdle’s revival turn under Rev Hi Rearer in Chiggersville. Mrs Dawdle disputes the claim, saying Zeke has sought religion for twenty years but never fully supports his family.
A boy explains to his father that he kept a rock found after being hit in the stomach by another kid. He plans to confront the assailant when they meet again, after hanging his coat and discovering the rock in his pocket.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble without knowing it. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is promoted as restoring kidney health and easing associated symptoms. Readers are urged to request a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer in Binghamton NY and to buy larger bottles at drug stores.
Readers are urged to assess a bold assertion that prehistoric Egyptians hatched eggs by artificial means. The statement contrasts two boys’ reactions, with a motherly warning and a brotherly boast, set against a Boston Transcript preview.
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