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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
5
The Fourth Estate cartoonist Larry Lemon quits his paper to write and direct feature films. Now a comedy king, he vows originality and debuts in The Grocery Clerk with his whimsy cat.
The Wakuiuba of Uganda are described as the most advanced black race in Africa with a decimal system of calculation, early iron working, and notable knowledge of muale as reported by explorers.
A short, solemn note recounts a child’s loss and a mother’s prayerful wish as Jack learns that his friend Bennie died. The piece preserves a gentle, faith filled tone and reflects on grief through a child’s perspective within a family story.
An anecdotal ad claims a night watchman cleared a mill of rats using RAT SNAP. The seller states rapid results within six weeks and guarantees the product. Available in three sizes priced at 6c, 1.00. Lefler's Drug Store and Kohn Hardware Co. Hayds, Missouri. Also mentions Buckleys dresses and a trip by Joe Meatte between Hornersville and Kennett.
Lost mining camp by Silver Mountain Idaho once a famed venture now deserted. About thirty years ago a syndicate bought into the project with grand hopes and money poured into the enterprise. The mill operated ten days before the supposed mine exhausted.
An astronomer asserts the sun's core temperature is not more than 10. WK degrees Celsius. The claim, presented as a preliminary view, challenges established estimates of solar core heat.
Readable fragments list unclear names and dates with garbled words and missing context leaving a partial archival note. No coherent event, place, or entity can be established beyond scattered capitalized terms and stray dates.
A fragment describes a child and grandmother observing a worm named Sheet walking on toes. The scene evokes surprised delight as they note the worm’s unusual movement and tiny stature.
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