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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
7
A new machine named the steno type enables shorthand writers to reach 400 to 600 words per minute. It operates on phonetic spelling and records work in plain English characters, providing the same results as shorthand with added clarity.
Instructional guide by A. Neely Hall for crafting a floor standing toy aeroplane using a crank pole mechanism. It covers building a box base, center pole, crosspiece, and suspension cords, plus creating wire frame and cardboard airplanes with propellers, wings, and a simple airship pylons.
West Canada led by Hill & Sons of Lloydminster Saskatchewan won a peck of oats at the Columbus exhibition, earning the second crest of the $1,500 silver trophy for Saskatchewan grown oats. Western Canada grains have shown superiority in global competition and farming opportunities expand across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Agents of the Canadian Government offer free information. Mount Royal once active volcano and evidence of a Laurentian glacier found near Ste Monique street indicate historical geology shaping the region.
The first lord of the admiralty Winston Churchill visited Blarney Castle near Cork and kissed the Blarney stone. He descended headfirst with a helper holding his ankles as a crowd cheered the act described by the New York Sun.
A white potato species cultivated in France stems from Uruguayan plants. It yields heavily after several years, resists common potato maladies, and thrives in moist soils near the Mercedes river marshes in Uruguay. Flowers are jasmine colored with a delicate scent. growth propagates from broken rootlets. The main drawback is a strong distinct flavor limiting market acceptance.
A proverb-like note advocates doing a task without discussion to avoid irritation and opposition. It champions silent, consistent action as the key to success across enterprises, attributed in essence to the idea of a great secret.
An odd clipping declares Money is a mask that makes some vices look like virtues. It promotes Mrs. Winstow's Soothing Syrup for Children teething at 25c a bottle, claiming it softens the game reduces inflammation allays pain and cures wind colic. It ends with a remark about calling a mana bar on the telephone and then changing your mind.
In Delaware, Black recalls his father earned wealth from the whaling industry while Brown notes he served as sheriff and was paid for performing stunts at the whipping post.
Rev. Edmund Heslop of Wigton Pennsylvania suffered dropsy for a year with swelling dizziness and fatigue. After using 6 boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills his swelling disappeared and he reports renewed health and faith in the remedy. Correspond with Heslop about Dodds Kidney Pills 50c per box at dealers or Dodds Medicines Co Buffalo NY. Also offers household hints music and recipes free.
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