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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
6
A compact collection of proverbs attributed to various origins. Notes on wisdom from German Italian Hebrew and English sources. Includes thoughts on secrecy, faith, heroism, honesty, and fortitude across misfortune and daily life.
Dr William T Hornaday lists the eight six Alaskan brown bear and grizzly species from southern Admiralty to Yakutat and Kobuk areas and Ka diak Island while noting the sudden discovery of 86 bear skulls by Doctor Merriam and the shift from North American bears to these named varieties.
The article explains that tidal waves are not caused by tides but by forces such as wind surges, sea-floor movement, submarine volcanic activity, and earthquakes. It notes that underwater disturbances can trigger massive water shifts, producing a true tidal wave when large portions of the sea floor rise or fall.
A lighthearted exchange about borrowing silverware and dishes from new neighbors. The wife notes they have enough, yet seeks to compare quality with what the neighbors own, exploring curiosity and courtesy in domestic life.
The dialogue sketches a sly con man who escaped with his life after a bold act. A vigilant detective edges toward a capture as a young man questions his suit with a comically wary father in law. The plot hints at misdirection and a tricky hunt.
A fashion feature highlights three quarter coats and fur novelties popular with young women. Descriptions cover hats from skins of minks to leopard seal combinations, two tone furs, and dramatic collars and capes worn to theater or dining venues, with emphasis on style and luxury.
A new shirred velvet bag features a chiffon velvet design on a gilt frame. The elongated octagonal shape with delicate touches emphasizes the frame as the bag’s standout element. Velvet shade can match gowns, with a double opening and secure clasp for evening wear.
County records in Springfield list Abraham Lincoln’s wealth at death as 110296.80 dollars in bonds and cash. He left no will. the estate was divided equally among Mrs. Lincoln Robert T. Lincoln and Thomas Lincoln.
A New York Medical Journal theory links dehydration of blood to sudden extreme fevers. Studies report rapid temperature rises, with figures claimed up to 120 degrees in some cases, though prior reports of such high readings were not broadly accepted.
A fragmented, satirical clump of quotes shows politicians and bystanders debating wisdom, conscience, and public life. The overheard snippets include remarks by Senator Sorghum and a profiteer, with bystanders mocking conscience and inviting social cues.
A report notes Tea Ten’s crop needs a rainfall of sixty inches to reach optimal sprit and yield. Local weather estimates show ongoing shortages, risking reduced harvests. Farmers urge timely rain to sustain production and quality.
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