Wanted to Buy Ear from Owner at G000 Room Far Sle
Classified notice from DG Bush seeking to purchase an ear from the owner at a specified location. Includes instruction to provide particulars and contact the broker.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1922
Page
7
Classified notice from DG Bush seeking to purchase an ear from the owner at a specified location. Includes instruction to provide particulars and contact the broker.
Saturday activity in the cane Tl-1 market was dull with scarce export prospects. Wheat futures eased after slight gains. reports of purchases amid seaboard offers faded, closing weak as provisions and rain affected sentiment. liv estock and potatoes show scattered movement in Chicago.
The readable fragments describe a local notice about payment or remitment related to weather or wear-related firms. Entities and dates are unclear, but the item reads as a municipal or corporate notice concerning a financial action tied to a weather service or wear products, with limited legible detail.
A description outlines a project naming trees in alphabetical order from oak and maple to willow and viburnum within a park. It notes a test of how these species endure English soil and climate, aiming to observe growth and suitability across varieties. The text references other trees and a broader botanical plan.
Germany's wireless system shows gradual recovery after wartime disruption. 1921 saw extensive long distance traffic with foreign stations, including tens of thousands of words daily to and from Navern and Hanover. The network plans to extend to shipping, with wireless telephony aiding commerce and cross Atlantic communication.
A fragmented Herald note records a whispered exchange between Ethel and Sharlie about meeting at Miibel Plick’s, with a remark about being there until ten and plans to hurry. The garbled text adds confusion but preserves the core invitation and timing.
Local market items listed include Wingala Flour in 13 pound barrels, 49 pound cotton, and various feed sacks. Butter and cream products appear with prices in a rough, jumbled ledger style reflecting a mid era trade list.
Margaret Lindsey Williams, a noted British portrait painter, will travel to Washington to paint President Harding. Sittings set for January, marking her as a leading figure in British portraiture with works exhibited at the Royal Academy and wide acclaim across the United Kingdom.
A private three person expedition explored the broome to Wyndham region in northwestern Australia. They found natives wary and hostile yet gradually became intimate. The report describes unusual marriage customs where elder tribesmen monopolize young women and older warriors take young wives, with young men forced to marry older women.
Among early physicians, up to six or seven centuries ago, ground mupimi and embalmed remains were believed to possess medicinal value. The text notes oral mentions of a remedy involving embalmed bodies, hinting at legends surrounding figures named Joseph and Moses Debuque, with unclear connections to the Telegraph Herald.
A barber explains why a blade may be too sharp for a shave, noting that extreme sharpness can cause cuts or breakage. He compares edge behavior to safety in driving and emphasizes the balance between sharpness and control for a clean shave.
Paul Cook defends boxing era bravado amid talk of concessions to modern women. The piece notes chorus girls in Paris earning $22.50 monthly, with 50 cents allocated to costume costs, reflecting period attitudes and social norms.
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