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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
4
A collage of quips on fashion, war service evasion, strikes, and geopolitics. Mentions Miss Cayenne with a bathing suit photograph, Jack Johnson jail, antiwar strides, Germany’s reparations, China’s revolution, and sugar and alcohol bans testing party traditions.
A garbled fragment mentions a railway tyre cost per mile and a short distance claim, with unclear names or places. The readable bits imply a technical note on rail maintenance cost efficiency but lack concrete entities or dates to anchor specifics.
Captain Cunningham reports the Salvation Army Anti death by own action Bureau has saved over 100000 people from suicide worldwide. Since 1904 General Booth started the first bureau, now 10000 bureaus operate in 63 countries, with editors once prompting crisis readers to seek help.
A prose tribute by Clarence Ousley extols trees as Earth's arms raised to the Creator and essential to beauty, shelter, nourishment, and civilization. It envisions forests renewing humanity and praises replenishing wastelands as part of a divine purpose fulfilled by nature’s caretakers.
Describes restoring faded ink by washing with substances that darken on contact with iron infusion of nut galls sodium sulfate or acetic ferrocyanide of potassium, citing examples of chemical agents used in historical practice.
In the interior of China natives hatch both chicken and duck eggs by burying them in lukewarm rice and reheating the rice daily. This method sustains incubation through repeated heating and cooling cycles, illustrating a traditional practice amid agricultural life.
ALife column critiques populist political tactics with a biting jab. The piece mocks mass edification as poor and warns that voters will act in self interest, reflecting a period voice on democracy and public opinion.
The ancient Greeks reportedly mixed powdered jet with wine as a remedy for toothaches. The practice reflects early medicinal experiments and contrasts with modern dental care.
Salvation Army conducts a world wide appeal for Hugo C Vogelsang of Hermann Missouri a former American Expeditionary Forces member reported missing after sending a telltale letter home The appeal aims to reach Salvationists in 65 countries and colonies to locate the reportedly heavy set man with blue eyes and light brown hair last heard of in New York City
Bouquets tossed to Mme Patt during a Paris farewell appearance filled eight carriages as fans honored the renowned performer.
Jud Tunkins demands a new dinner bell noting the old gong fails to satisfy, arguing no recent bell matches its quality and raising questions about meals and tradition.
A scientific note explains that the heat emitted by a unit area of the sun’s surface is about 400 times greater than that from the same area of molten iron. This comparison highlights the sun’s extreme radiative strength relative to molten metal.
Edmundon Bulletin reports Colomel Slister will celebrate his silver wedding tomorrow, noting he has been harried since October 1, 1894. The item highlights a long marriage and upcoming anniversary.
A plant named volvox globator is described as astonishingly tiny, with millions of individuals fitting into a single wine glass, highlighting its microscopic scale and remarkable abundance.
Puerims numbering 300000 annually visit the monastic cells at Kley Russia. New pilgrims travel to the site seeking religious retreat and historical sites, with the flow of visitors shaping local activity and economy.
A concise reflection on bold ambition and risk, citing Lowell as a voice for daring dreams. The line emphasizes courage to pursue bold goals and the parallel between aspiration and action, celebrating fearless pursuit.
Sugar sold as high as 82.08 pounds in early production days from 1852 to Lid, reflecting inflated costs before standardized pricing and refinement.
Missouri storage of wheat rises due to car shortages making weevil control crucial. The Missouri State Board of Agriculture endorses Farmers Bulletin 799 from the USDA titled Carbon Disulphide as an Insecticide as the best guide. Address USDA in Washington, D. C., for details.
During winter a toad becomes torpid and takes no food for from four to six months. Also a quip on conversation notes that one good talker and one good conversationalist make the best chat.
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