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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
5
Harvard chemists report atomic weights for about forty elements and reveal the discovery of two kinds of lead. One form, from radium minerals, weighs about 200.1, while ordinary lead weighs 207.8, suggesting possible mixtures and new questions about matter’s composition.
Fine carved dark wood cats polished to a brilliant surface captivate hands in Paris salons. The weeping cat accessory draws attention as a chic pedestal piece, favored by stylish women and reflecting upscale home decor trends.
Four skippers with unlimited tonnage licenses served aboard a single New York originated round trip to the West Indies. The master presided while three captains filled mate roles amid a stretch of reduced ocean commerce. The men, all licensed sailors, worked under one ship’s flag amid a sea captain setup noted as not uncommon.
Unique Set of Weights and Measures helms two former colleagues as mates while a third commanded an American transport carrying supplies to France during the war. Masters praise American crews for loyalty as half the postwar fleet lies laid up. Officers, firemen, and sailors face idleness, with clubs filled and calls for work allotted to those most in need. Many captains shell out shore duties on farms, aiding peers and supporting thousands of mariners reliant on unions and semi charitable aid.
Mart Palmer reports hogs quit eating chickens after he shot and wounded a large hawk. He captured the bird, clipped its wings, and confined it in the Erg lot. When a chicken eater attacked, the hawk sank talons into the hogs snout and the hogs retreated, while other hogs kept their distance from anything feathered. The hawk has frightened cats and dogs in the area and dominates the yard.
The excerpt shows Takeo Grit reflecting on mobility and transient living. A speaker laments lacking supplies while another asks for a blot. The passage notes that many travel while some endure a daily train routine as a form of correction.
A mosaic of snippets and quips from a Louisville Courier Journal page. It mixes a boy stealing apples and Pat’s blunt punishment with quirky dialogue about blame and wit. Short jokes and advertisements blend with laundry day cheer and a Red Cross Ball Blue note.
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