Community notes from Grass Range and surrounding towns
Thanksgiving visits and hospital updates mark the week as Ed Smith recovers from leg surgery and Miss Bernadette Woodworth visits family. The Ladies Aid plans a December 3 bazaar for the parsonage fund while J M Dietz assists at Machler ranch. Electric light plans loom as Koenitz and GE signings edge closer. Weather storms ground travel, and local trades shift with Turf Pool Hall ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Blair
Ed’ Smith
J. M. Dietz
Machler Ranch
Fred Machler
Forbes Wiseman
Dan Hagerty
Forbes
Grass Range
T. N. Sandaker
Monarch Lumber Co
Hazel Hium
Baptist Church
Sandaker
Belmont
159Th Inf
Its Up To the U S London on World Finance Crisis
London editorials warn the United States must shoulder global finance to avert a looming catastrophe. The Sunday Times cites disarmament progress and urges America to stabilize credit by supplying gold loans, warning Germany’s inability to pay and a possible European collapse.
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London
United States
Sunday Times
America
Germany
France
Bank of England
Shoal
Be It Further Resolved By The County Association
The secretary of the association is instructed to keep a permanent mailing list of all members to facilitate timely information and coordinated pressure on county city and school governments. Citizens are urged to sign membership cards and refrain from unjust criticism while cooperating toward problem solution. Advisory committee to report by November 26 1921 at a public meeting.
Tennessee horned image tied to ancient sun god beliefs
A New Yorker discusses a Tennessee horned stone image with 24 teeth dated between 3995 and 1835 B C. He links horns to Taurus and sun worship and explains how ancient deities like Osiris Apis Moloch and Saturn reflect time and belief across continents.
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Tennessee
New York Sun
America
Europe
Asia
Osiris Apis
Egypt
Moloch
Phoen CIA
Crete
Assyria
Kronos
Saturn
Hazlitt Conversation Provokes Reader’s Surprise
A reader notes Hazlitt’s conversation in public discourse differs from his essays and wonders if he wrote Table Talk. The admirer recalls Hazlitt as perpetually engaged, never off duty, always forming ideas to shape his writing.
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Hazlitt
Hie
Stoddard
New Bacterium Ferments Cobs To Acetic Acid Yield
A newly discovered bacterium acts on cooked corn cobs in a heated water solution inside a closed vessel. The lactobacilli extract rapidly ferments producing 800 pounds of acetic acid and 220 pounds of an additional product per ton of cobs treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornceb Chemicala
Tanks Aid Fire Crews in England Fire Suppression
Tanks are used to combat a large fire in England near Alder shot, with detachments spraying water and chemicals to clear the way for firefighters. The operation echoes battlefield tactics as crews treat fire lines like machine gun nests in Flanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Aldershot
Flanders
Scientific American
Thoughtful summer night scene prompts boy to compare sky
A Chicago Herald and Examiner excerpt recalls a father and his son on a balcony watching thousands of stars. The boy asks what the view reminds him of and answers that it looks like an old tin pail full of holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Chicago Herald and Examiner
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S. P. Stoner
Lewistown
Ladies Aid
Blake
Mrs. Anster
Bernadette Woodworth
Alice Wight
Verl Neal
Jack Eschliman
Monnday
Chicago
Judge Trapp
A. B. Frix Co
Billingson
California
Armells
Montana
U. S
B. C
Sela
Russia
Patrick
Mackinaws
Russell
Ix. & J. Clothing Co
Bocconi Powder Factory
Independence Blvd
the Sunday Standard
Ladies Aid Bazaar
New York
Yonuem
Eee Oe
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