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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
3
The readable portion presents disjointed phrases about a tattoo art topic and a humorous aside. The text references a person nicknamed Har and mentions sparring, a joint, a knuckle, and a quantity of 40 cents. The overall content is incoherent and lacks a single clear event or outcome.
A garbled report mingles a Paris street name anecdote with a Sydney circular about a vehicle skidding prevention device. It describes a one hundred mile rough-road claim, front-wheel centric steering, and an old British car attaching a device with gum fuel to travel fast.
A fragmentary item mentions Paris and a Rockefeller Foundation meeting. Limited readable names hint at discussions on isolation and aid, with few organized details. The text is garbled and offers only scattered references to people, places, and a 20th century context.
Fragmentary text suggests a debate in the Senate over an Irene Admirer matter linked to Jeffersonian context. The snippet mentions Senator Sorghum and approval by an office or command, indicating political maneuvering. Further readable details are unavailable.
Fragment from a calendar page mentions Friday and a sequence of day names in an unclear order. Details are incomplete, leaving the event date or context unspecified.
Dr Frederick Monsen of New York and Pandora argues that all American aborigines share fundamental traits. He notes differences among groups in diet and climate create distinct types yet traces a common red skin tradition. He recalls early white treatment of natives and cites Plymouth Rock as a starting point for colonial impact.
In Trenggaou the ruler explains he would feed prisoners only if it preserves his power. He says paying workers would placate rebels and keep his grip, while starving inmates underscores political risk and fear of public accountability.
Sarpoe Untermyer, a prominent New York lawyer, discusses business honor in a satirical radio report. The piece recalls Honest John Jones, who once tiptoed into a hotel waiting room, attempted to steal a fountain pen, but stopped, deeming misusing hotel ink would be dishonorable.
Dr Walter EB King lists 88 infectious diseases and 20 animal carriers as yet undiscovered. The discussion notes ailments from smallpox to yellow fever and malaria, and cites Noguchi’s organium discovery. It mentions attempts to eradicate yellow fever by destroying the worm carrying mosquitoes even before the organism was known.
Desdemona, Tex, resident BR. M. McLain proposes a theory that wireless waves cause oil well fires by gathering on metal derricks and triggering ignition when wells are deserted. He claims this explains previously unexplained fires in recent years.
The new proprietor orders clarity as a kitchen strike looms. A waiter warns to mind impulse while cooks march toward a settlement, with tension spilling into the dining room. The quipty exchange hints at stalled service and uneasy negotiations.
A fragment from Paria-Le Journa reveals garbled dialogue about a dressed woman and a box with no clothes. The text appears to be a misread or damaged OCR from a Paris report, lacking clear facts or identifiable figures.
John Candee Dean muses on astronomical scales from the sun to distant stars. He ponders the time for light to cross space and the vast velocities involved, contrasting human perception with cosmic measurements.
The piece notes the Moro’s dual image as chivalrous yet dismissive of women as souls. It recalls Sultan of Sula offering marriage to Alice Roosevelt during Taft era travels in Jolo and mentions his many wives, framing Moro behavior in a controversial light.
A writer praises using electric lights in hen pens at night to make hens eat an extra meal and lay eggs daily. The piece ridicules the idea of dawn feeding and portrays the inventor as clever for lengthening the hens' working day.
A new form of gasoline driven Interurban car blends streetcar styling with auto features. It has a long front hood housing a four horsepower engine, a typic auto gear shift, shaft drive to rear wheels, electric lights, brakes and a hot water heating system. The car completes a 40 mile round trip in about two and a half hours, using roughly five gallons of gasoline, about one gallon per seven miles.
A garbled passage from the Birmingham Age-Terald references Teague and a hush talking moment. The text is incomplete and preserves few clear facts or names.
New York health official Dr Copeland warns that housing shortages and insanitary conditions fuel tuberculosis spread and could raise mortality. He stresses poor living environments threaten moral wellbeing and mental health.
Western Oregon growers report favorable conditions for a big apple crop in 1921 aided by trees recovering from 1919 freeze and heavy winter rains. Oregon yields in 1920 reached 4.28 million bushels valued at about 75 cents per bushel with an average 88 bushels per acre. Freight costs to New York are high and cooperatives seek rate reductions. county acreages for 1920 are listed with Hood River leading at 11 770 acres.
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