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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
3
Turn lmughs Jewelry in Caruthers reports weekly arrivals of silverware shipments. The store markets new flatware sets and service pieces, inviting customers to inspect the latest stock.
Pretty colored voile dresses at Buckleys draw attention while a local voter asks about marriage and politics. Vertal Purcell brought his wife and children to town as he plans a flour mill project. W B Hitchcock, Democrat, visits to ask voters for support amid local chatter on divorce rates and marriage.
A memoir style reminiscence describes reuniting with an old comrade aboard a transport ship after wartime separation. The narrator recalls France, minimal belongings, and a sense of providence as he reconnects with Mr. Jack Easy aboard His Majesty's sloop.
A London surgical engineering firm is developing an electrically propelled chair for invalids. It is a compact device that moves silently by electric power, reaches over twenty miles on a charge, and travels up to five miles per hour. The design emphasizes simple operation, gentle handling, and low upkeep costs.
War disrupted Treland resort travel and the revival of leisure traffic. Queenstown, once the main Irish emigration port, saw passenger flow collapse, reducing emigration to the United States from Ireland dramatically from 38,808 average annual departures to 2,111 in 1917 and 2,? in 1918. Embarkations from Queenstown ceased by November 1914.
A nature correspondent reports success locating snakes by listening for rustling in dry leaves. Trained ears can make snake detection practical, as many wood walkers are nearly blind to snakes. Snakes are defenseless, inoffensive, and useful to farmers, with babies hidden and less conspicuous in small refuges.
Louisville Courier Journal notes a garbled, stray line from a historic page with uncertain names and places, offering little readable incident. The fragment hints at a courtier or courting context but lacks clear events or dates to confirm.
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