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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
4
Detroit Saturday Night notes that investors gain a banker or stockholder perspective by putting money into banks or stocks. The piece argues investors seek value and work to build private property, implying long term stability depends on informed ownership and financial interest.
Francis H. Sisson of Guaranty Trust Co. told a New York convention that advertising has entered a golden age. He framed advertising as a proven business builder and educational force, not a mere experiment, and cautioned that imperfect results do not prove failure.
Collier's notes Governor Al E Smith of New York argues that medicine and industry have advanced more than government in twenty years. It asserts that most gifted people choose business or science over public service, with Smith and Mellon offered as exceptions, and says public service must offer space for top talent again.
H. H. Wefel Jr warns in the Manufacturer's Record that a July fireworks tax on Southern landowners would trigger riots and rebellion. He claims forest fires have cost the South $5,000,000,000 and urges early prevention to guard soils, pests, and industry nationwide.
Dr. Allen J. Krause of Johns Hopkins reports a falling tuberculosis death rate across cities. In 25 years New York City drops from 280 to under 100 per 100 000, aided by National Tuberculosis Association efforts funded by Christmas seals. No cure exists but treatments include rest and lung-sparing surgery when needed.
The article surveys disparate forecasts for 1926 weather. It notes many prophets expect a cold winter after a hot summer and cites Prof. John A. Curtin of Buffalo who links hotter summers to increasing sunspots based on decades of observation.
Prof Curtin says sun spots near maximum by June 1927 will prevent a cooler summer this year. He warns the average temperature may not dip below this summer’s level until 1930, and urges readers to choose which forecast to believe.
The article surveys totem ism beyond Western and Northern tribes, noting global spread of beliefs tied to animals plants and inanimate objects. Alaskan Indians retain totems as family symbols guiding myths superstitions and welfare with crest sharing restricting marriages. Christianity is mentioned as influencing totem abolition in some regions.
The passage explains how English weekdays reflect Norse and Roman gods. It notes Mara, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus and Saturn names altered to Tiu, Woden, Thor, Freya, and Saeter while Sun and Moon days remained obvious.
The text contrasts Democritus as a cheerful emblem with worries that drain nervous energy. It argues work has a definite aim and ending bringing serene satisfaction, while worry is endless and wastes energy, risking mental and physical decline.
A San Francisco Chronicle note reflects on a statesman who often withholds his true words after a moment of misquotation. The piece hints at public and political sensitivities guiding commentary.
The sea elephant, a large marine mammal of the hair-seal family, is described as reaching over 20 feet in length in the article excerpt.
The Holy Governing Synod was instituted by Peter the Great in 1721 to replace the patriarchate of Moscow which he deemed too powerful.
The Gunnison Valley Bank in Gunnison Sanpete Utah files its October 5 1925 condition report with the Utah Bank Commissioner. The statement lists assets including loans 30052482 deposits 10461809 time deposits 7470314 bills payable 12042335 and total assets 137746.48 thousand dollars.
The record notes 1822 gold found in Quebec near Levis by a woman named Gilbert. In Nova Scotia, Captain L Estrange found gold in 1858 during moose hunting, with quartz deposits appearing in 1860. Ontario reports the Richardson mine at Madoc as its first operated gold mine, discovered by Powell in 1866.
Scientists identify parasites that prey on bacteria causing pneumonia typhoid fever diphtheria anthrax and other diseases and create serums to kill these bacteria except the tuberculosis germ.
An Australian inventor has developed an aerial camera capable of taking oblique photographs while flying at 126 miles per hour, marking a new method in rapid airborne imaging.
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