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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
4
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The London Lancet questions which sense guides the Peelomingan store nonstop tramsetianie Maht of Alenek and Brown. It notes pilots were deaf on dismounting while vestibular balance seemed unreliable and that navigators relied on integrated nervous-system cues to keep a precise horizontal course without landmarks.
A late 19th century observer notes the Sphinx appears smaller and less striking than expected. Describes surroundings around the pyramids with Bedouin tents replaced by British camp gear and nearby motor traffic. Mentions desert disturbances and colonial-era visitors seeking cryptic symbols in the monument.
A metropolitan correspondent asks why women view red hair with contempt and whether redheads are deemed necessary for future conflict. The piece notes social unease and questions whether prejudice could affect national security and wartime resilience.
Red sandstone formations like Colorulo feature lined, crevered and stippled rocks with hollowed curves. The boy stone to colossal walls show how millions of seas or prior work have shaped the landscape, though no land or feel remains. The passage reflects on wind currents and ancient erosion.
In a humorous exchange, Mr. Godspur notes the captain’s private secretary was a remarkable blend of feminine wit and beauty, while the other character laments the disap portment. The Birmingham Age Herald frames the moment as witty dialogue.
In a voice from Youth's Companion readers recall a man named Timms who never rests at his new job. His wife Mrs Herlihy describes his endless toil from morning to night and the grand vacation day when he worked anyway. She notes his Sunday church plans and family visits despite the strain.
A report by Dr W. TE Timer notes girls show poorer eye sight in Tendon school due to sewing class lighting and winter gloom. He credits dancing with improving posture and grace, and says dancing education aids health and plastic development while boys lag in outdoor activity and heart conditions.
Along Norway’s eastern coast vast seaweed beds form forests five to six feet high with leather tough leaves. The seaweed industry now surpasses fisheries and even agriculture in value. Shoreline owners profit from harvesting and shipping the ash abroad where iodine and other chemicals are extracted.
The piece argues that taking detours in life is essential for progress. Those who avoid detours stagnate, while seekers who adapt to circumstances gain control and readiness for future days.
An astrologer denied Thuy Waletta a share of Magellan and Perdinand’s voyage profits. Vic held a joint contract with Magellan from Charles V, granting one twenty fifth of the journey’s profits and governorship of lands, with adelantado rank, lasting for life. Faleiro’s predicted fate halted with Magellan sailing from Seville.
A Maori tale explains water wings invented by a Maori maiden using gourds lashed with fox threads. The story centers on Tutanekai and Hine-Moa, whose romance faced parental resistance. Hine-Moa, planning a perilous swim to her lover, crafts water wings as safety before diving.
Reports hint that Mongol jewels and goldwork have reached India amid a legend of a hidden hoard. Adventurer H Spaulding pursued the treasure, was said slain, and recent finds in India fuel belief that looters are selling relics from his expedition.
Mrs. Stuart Menzies recounts a comic christening moment with a famed cleric known for riding hounds. During the baptism the cleric asks how to spell the child’s name Anna or Hannah. The mother whispers that it isn’t a scholar, prompting a joking mispronunciation and a shy admission of the spelling confusion.
The word loot enters English from India via San seri lotra meaning booty. Originally booty from war belonged to the crown with a tithe due. Prize law later exempted private land property and limited confiscation to national property of the defeated.
The article notes that cloth quality varies with bark fibers from trees such as the pitberry and layons in Africa and the West Indies. It mentions inner bark processing yielding white fabrics and delicate fibers used for feminine adornments.
Major General Morrison recalls the brigade scene during the fiercest stage of the second battle of Ypres. He describes trench headquarters near the Ypres canal and the doctor’s dressing station in a bank foot, with burial details as shelling paused. McCrae’s unit stood among the Allies’ forward batteries, save for one French group farther forward.
In Chinese cities candidates for the prestigious mandarin title gather every three years despite Western ideas of education. Examinations test essays on philosophy and politics, commentary on classics, and prose and verse composition. Thousands apply while vacancies remain few.
The article explains that clear black bottom ponds appear as pools of ink in cross country flying. They appear darker than surrounding water due to no reflected habitat, with the air plane image visible at 2,000 to 3,000 feet. Observing the reflected image helps record horizontal speed.
The harvest moon is the full moon nearest September 22 its rising occurs on several nights due to minima retardation. It helps farmers who golf all day to gather crops. The hunter's moon follows the harvest moon naming from the season when hunting grows as animals prepare for winter.
A legal exchange in a courtroom references appellate decisions on similar pleadings. The judge notes witnesses subpoenaed to produce evidence and rejects the notion of casual evidence handling with a curt remark.
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