Bee Line to Drug Store When Ill Says Sickness Ad
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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
13
Grow Your Own Late Potatoes There’s Time
There is still a chance to grow a crop of potatoes this year as early crops were delayed by cold wet weather. Plant dates in central and south Missouri begin in the first two weeks of July with seed potatoes kept cold or dried beforehand. New or early varieties may be used for late crops and results from Columbia trials show McCormick Peachblow and Banner performing best. Late potatoes should mature late into fall and store well for eating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
South
Missouri
Columbia
McCormick
Peachblow
Banner
Cobbler
Ohio
Oysters by Measure Joke At The Store
Edward went to a shop asking for two pounds of oysters. The dealer said oysters are sold by the measure not the pound. The boy replied with a witty twist asking for two yards of oysters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Philippines Second Mission to Work for Independence
The United States will host a second Filipino mission from the Philippines to press for immediate independence and strengthen ties. Leaders Quezon and Osmena of the Nacionalista party are described as the top figures guiding the push, with a shared history of cooperation and mutual respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
War Department
Manila
all-Filipino Legisaature
Uke
Pyles
Vie Ming Hel L. Qiexon
Philippine Seoate
Aroenian
Quezon
Sergio Osmena
Philippine Rouse of Representatives
Council of State
Nacionalista Party
Osmena
Senate
Rizal
Mod Rn
Islands
Philippina
National Movement For Independence
No journalist now in America A conscientious worker
A fragment recalls a very conscientious and tireless worker figure in American life, highlighting dedication and steady labor across challenging times. The note preserves a tribute to steadfast service, honoring a persistent, diligent presence amid evolving social and political landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Alcohol Extraction From Coal Demonstrated In England
At a Middlesbrough meeting of the Cleveland Trestitue of Engineers, Mineat Bury of Skinningrove Iron and Steel works showed a process to extract ethyl alcohol from coke. At Skinningrove, 5,800 tons of coal carbonized weekly yielded about 1.6 gallons of alcohol per ton, suggesting large scale potential across the UK coal output and gas works, with projected totals reaching tens of millions of gallons and significant value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Trestitue of
Middlesbrouigh
England
Mineat Bury
Skinningrove Iron and Steel Works
Bury
Skinningrove Plant
Coles
United Kingdom
Ims
Luminous Dials Popular Across Early Radium Timepiece Industry
The radium watch industry grew from a 1903 one watch start by Dr. George F Kunz to a major sector. From 1910 onward production rose steadily with 3,500 radium watches and clocks sold in 1913 and a fivefold rise by 1915. By 1919 output reached about 2,200,000 American made watches and clocks plus over 560,000 imported pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Kunz
United States
Butter aided prisoner at La Crosse jail in escape bid
A county jail inmate at La Crosse Wisconsin used butter mixed with cell disinfectant to craft improvised night lighting. He fashioned a wick from a torn shirt, dug a tunnel under the cell floor, and reached a brick wall before discovery halted his escape plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Ex Kaiser to Curacao Rumor Sparks Welcome Talk
The remark notes plans to send the ex Kaiser to Curacao and suggests he will receive a cordial welcome there. The brief reflects prevailing attitudes and sensational rumor surrounding the former monarch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curacoa
Car buyer judged by looks buys six thousand dollar auto
A Birmingham Age-Herald blurb quotes a car dealer and salesman debating a rough looking buyer. The manager questions wasting time on a rough fellow, but the salesman notes grime under nails and in hair suggesting a wage earner, yet the man buys the car for six thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Age-Herald
Last of the Free Eats in Our Dinner Debacle
A neighbor sent pudding for dinner but neither of us liked it, leaving it to be discarded. The scene ended with embarrassment as the neighbor appeared, prompting a final note on no further handouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Dwarfs in History and Royal Obsession Across Ages
Dwarfs have been valued in many eras from kings to commoners. The text notes that rulers coveted dwarfs as symbols of status and that ancient Akkas in Equatorial Africa were prized by early Pharaohs. Romans sought artificial dwarfing, with distinct terms for natural and artificial dwarfs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equatorial
Africa
Of What Use left After Growling For Ten Years
After ten years of growth, the Japanese cypress, one of the smallest horticultural specimens, reaches the size of a golf ball.
Elephants Essential for Siam Teak Harvest
The text notes elephants are indispensable in Siam’s teak forests where hauling machines can’t reach, with one elephant handling fifty to seventy logs per season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
Blunders of Novelleta and Moonlit Misprints
A London Chronicle critique mocks Baroness Orezy and Miss Stevens for celestial misstatements in Petticoat Government and The Well while singling out Miss Marie Corelli for a factual slip about eight Highland bull heifers in Treasure of Heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novelleta
Baroness Orezy
Petticoat
Miss Stevens
Marie Corelli
London Chronicle
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. A. Elders Drug Store
Hayti, MO
ENG
Methodist Church
Hayti
Baptist Church
Philippines
Manuel L. Quezon
Gergie
de Haviland
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Caruthersville
Highfill-Neifind Furniture Company
Parcel Post
Walter G. White
John S. Martin
Reek
Coppage
Caruthersville, Mo
T. Ben Turnbaugh
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