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Newspaper
Lander Evening Post
Location
Lander, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1921
Page
4
The Philadelphia Public Ledger quotes Henry Adams on fret as folly and argues worry harms progress. It calls for careful, deliberate action, planning before doing, and maintaining equanimity to guard human energy. It praises calm leaders who avoid panic, resist sensational claims, and persevere in service to community.
A Santa Barbara national forest project uncovers relics up the Santa Ynez river under Ranger KR Forsythe. Workers find a polished black soapstone cylinder with a centered hole, about 1.5 inches by four inches, plus a forearm bone fragment. Further artifacts are reported upstream near the San Marcos road area.
In a southern court trial an old dorky witness is questioned with the oath to tell the truth. The lawyer suggests easing the process by avoiding details about gin and chickens, leaving only a dove aside, as the witness cautiously agrees. The piece echoes jargon from The American Legion Weekly.
A humorous tale recounted by an ex chancellor on a Syracuse boardwalk night. A polite beggar returns a dropped nickel to a charitable woman, saying he would rather not take a dime and risk ending the pleasant evening she hoped to preserve.
In Mansfield Ohio 87 phonographs and records, funded by a pupil club of about 600 students, equip every school library. The project guides teachers through the use of machines and test books to foster musical appreciation in the classroom.
Rosalie Neish argues that gossip is not exclusive to women and notes that men in clubs and various professions also engage in talk about peers. She suggests a quick test by asking a few men to rate judges politicians writers and generals to reveal how widespread gossip remains among men.
The ad lauds Nash Six five passenger touring car for comfort and ride. It lists prices for several Nash models and notes Fremont Garage as local distributor. Also includes rental notices for County Farm, a piano for sale, and a bake sale by Catholic Ladies with a Christmas bazaar at Fremont Hotel.
A Kansas City Star excerpt describes a boy discovering that salt water can float heavier objects. It notes the effect at river mouths and the broader rule that heavier seawater can lift ships with heavy cargo upon entering fresh water. The piece also includes a moral about scientists using microscopes to combat disease and a trivial anecdote of a milk request from a new neighbor.
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