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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
5
Legal public notices advise consulting the County Clerk or signers for probate and guardianship information. The fragment indicates official publication of notices and directs readers to authorities for details.
Creditors must present verified claims with vouchers to Sarah B. Hill Administratrix at her Fayette Utah home on or before December 8 1925 First publication October 8 1926 Last publication October 29 1925
Trustee Glenn Miller announces a public sale of multiple land parcels totaling about 29. - acres in Sanpete County Utah to satisfy a note of 146.66 and accrued interest 58.82 on a junior mortgage, with a senior mortgage of 2200.00. sale at the front door of the County Courthouse Manti on November 2 1925 at 10:00 AM.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer assertion claims human intelligence peaks at sixteen, leaving only the skill of using it. The St. Louis Globe-Democrat adds that by sixty, one may nearly know everything, suggesting diminishing gains with age.
An English writer recalls a foreigner in London who says he has seen few ugly people. The piece argues civilization shapes perceptions, suggesting people attribute hidden gifts to the unattractive to justify social bias.
A medical journal reports experiments linking music to medicine. Lively harp or mandolin tunes revive tired muscles while cello music weakens vitality. In nervous people sad minor keys slow the heart. An American doctor says many mental troubles respond to regular classical selections. Jealousy grief overwork and mania all have musical correlates.
A garden scene is described as a source of quiet happiness. Squirrels and nuthatches attend a coconut feeder with hemp seeds and nuts. A nuthatch is noted eating hemp seeds before grabbing a nut. A squirrel accidentally hung itself from the coconut ropes. Betty intervened but was bitten. The verandah is likened to an illuminated manuscript with roses and small birds.
Sir William Bull lists famed knights across eras including Drake Sidney Grenville Raleigh Frobisher Hawkins Shackleton as a modern exemplar. In philosophy Bacon Inart Leighton Alta Tadema and Orchardson are named. The stage honors Sir Henry Irving music Sir Arthur Sullivan science Sir William Crookes and politics Sir William Harcourt.
The text cites Abbe Salvatore del Negro an Italian inventor of an 1880 electric motor. It notes Robert Davidson of Aberdeen trialing electric traction from 1838 with a 400 cell battery. It claims 1875 as the start of modern electric traction with Siemens & Haske's electric railway at Berlin’s industrial exposition. It references Thotius A Kdlisin near Mes Park New Jersey in 1876.
Richard Brinsley Sheridan, famed dramatist of The Rivals and The School for Scandal, was in parliament during the American Revolution and supported the colonies. The American Congress voted him a $20,000 gift in gratitude, but he gracefully refused to accept the offer.
Thoreau compares hearing music to a fear of speaking extravagantly saying one might be left without words forever. The remark reflects a wary view of art's power to overwhelm expression.
Biologists studying quail in the Southern states report birds flying from nests to mulberry trees to gorge on the fruit and returning to incubation quickly. The observation occurred on several occasions during experiments.
California State Historical Society begins extended research into routes believed to be the lost Mormon trails running from Utah toward the Pacific southwest. The studies focus on traces near Lake Arrowhead, Victorville, and Hesperia where old roads once wound through virgin forest and crossed mountains shaping the Arrowhead trail.
A New York trust company study notes Brazil has eleven public holidays plus many unofficial days. January starts with New Year then Epiphany on the sixth, followed by enforced rest periods in waves across the month.
A New York Sun article notes that parents, described as modest people, worry their children may not grow up as well as they did, reflecting common parental concerns about upbringing and success.
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