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Holbrook News

Location

Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1919

Page

5

Latent genius believed inevitable by natural law

A reflective aphorism argues that hidden genius remains potential until realized. The quote frames existence as a universal rule: what can occur will, and what cannot be will remain nothing. It emphasizes inevitability as a measure of possibility and meaning.

The Crow Family Ranked Above All In Organization

Ornithologists place the crow family at the top of the world for high organization. Linnaeus favored the eagle for kingly rapacity, while Parker and Newton both rated the Corvidae as the highest.

Linnaeus Parker Newton

Movie Director on Audience Tastes Probing Accuracy

A Los Angeles luncheon quotes a prominent filmmaker saying modern moviegoers demand accuracy and will write letters over tiny errors. He recalls Uncle Ted Prouty leaving a theater mid act to see how the wounded woman on stage fared, illustrating past naiveté.

Los Angeles Uncle Ted Prouty Ted Uncle Ted Hannah

Hans Christian Andersen the Danish writer dies in 1875

Danish author Hans Christian Andersen born 1805 in Odense dies in Copenhagen August 4 1875 after long career marked by early poverty and later fame from Fairy Tales Only a Fiddler and other works propelled him to European renown as he sought dramatic fortune.

Hans Christian Andersen Odense Copenhagen Big Claus Little Claus

Beautiful Marine Organisms Collect in Floating Colony

A tropical sea colony comprises many connected beings rather than one creature. The largest inflates with gas and floats on the surface while others hang from its underside. Some are trumpet shaped for feeding, others act as feelers, egg layers, or long streamer forms with drag anchors and stinging cells to capture prey.

Magnate and Wife Debate Wasteful Spending

A dialogue describes a magnate claiming he paid $5,000 to keep out of jail while his wife urges restraint on spending. The text also notes a tip for cleaning copper using a lemon and salt as a substitute for oxalic acid.

Henry

Pig cholera control yields lower losses nationwide

Since 1913 the USDA has cut hog cholera devastation with a steady force of 165 federal veterinarians. In fiscal 1918 over 5.5 million hogs were inoculated and 2,200 infected farms cleaned. 15,000 farms visited for outbreaks and prevention. Death rate fell to 42.1 per 1,000, the lowest on record, amid healthier hog conditions.

United States Department of Agriculture United States

Hog Raising in the South Expands Pig Farming

Southern farmers enlarge hog herds and improve hog types as hog cholera control boosts confidence in production. Georgia leads notable gains with state pork output rising from 40 million pounds above annual production to exporting pork by 1918. Mississippi Alabama and Florida show parallel progress in swine raising.

United States Department of Agriculture South Georgia Mississippi Alabama Florida

Opening of Panama Canal in 1914 and first voyage

The Panama Canal opened to the world on August 15 1914 after nine years of construction at a cost near 357 million dollars exclusive of fortifications and civil government. Governor Goethals traveled aboard the steamship Ancon for the ceremonial passage from Cristobal to Balboa taking about nine hours.

Panama Canal Republic of Panama Ancon Goethals Canal Zone Cristobal Balboa

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted Nationwide

An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. From a small start its sale has spread across the United States and abroad, claiming extraordinary merit. Trial is urged.

United States

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