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Lander Evening Post

Location

Lander, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1922

Page

2

Farm families well fed but fried foods common study says

The Department of Agriculture in Washington reports farm families are generally well supplied with meat and milk, but eat fewer eggs and more fried foods. Home economists note diets lack variety and suggest more eggs coarse cereals and green vegetables to improve nutrition.

Department of Agriculture Washington Gus Karger Cincinnati Times

Finest Training for Youth in Journalism Discipline

Henry Scott vice president of a newspaper company extols strict no excuses training for youth. He notes reporters gain initiative by planning campaigns and overcoming obstacles without asking questions, arguing a two year stint under a first class city editor builds future distinction.

Henry Scott

Hungarian Zoologist Claims Eye Transplant Breakthrough

A young Hungarian zoologist announces experiments to transplant sound eyes from living creatures into blind ones. He reported successes in frogs rats and other small animals restoring sight and coloring. Professor Kolmer cited microscope observations of eyes transplanted by Koppany as normal.

Vienna Biological Society Kolmer Koppany

Toasted a Dead King and Parisian Power Joke

A Paris municipal leader, M Le Corbetier, faced a satirical toast at a Stockholm banquet. He toasted King Oscar and the royal family, provoking comments that King Oscar had been dead for ten years, as reported by the New York Sun.

Parte Beandinavin M. le Corbettier Paris M. le Corbeitier Stockholm Oscar Oncor New York Sun

Canadian Fur Losses in 1910s Praised for Severity

Canada faced fur losses in the 1910s totaling over 21 million dollars with Ontario leading and Quebec second in value. The damaged pelts included marten, mink, fox, ermine and shoe skins in a heavy-scale industry impact.

Canada Ontario Quebec Secomd Place Arden

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