No Poisonous Charcoal Explained
The text states neither willow charcoal nor other charcoal can hold poisonous substances because it is produced at high heat, driving off volatiles. It describes charcoal as a chemically inert neutral substance.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1927
Page
7
Companionship with Immortals Inspires Great Minds
A reflective quip elevates connection with scientists, prophets, artists, and poets. The quote urges embracing noble minds without neglecting companionship with enduring ideals and intellectual giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichami Watson Gilder
Old Adage Reversed One Young Man Te am of Weil
A brief note from the Pioneer Press reflects on a reversed old saying about teamwork and reliability. The item hints at a young man and collective effort in a local context, underscoring community or school life without sensational detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
Arfy- Sp Pant Pioneer
Notable Quotes On Work Wealth And Office
A compilation notes that classics are not popular as they don’t help people get rich without effort. It hints at cynical views on marriage and wealth and includes a remark about Congress members being uniquely appointed by the people and serving under the U S government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Congress
United States
Ancient Fighters Blonds on Weyprin Monuments
Ancient fighters the Amorites are depicted on Weyprin monuments as blue eyed blonds. The Israelites fought them for possession of Palestine and their appearance is described in the historical reliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Not Easily Frozen Gasoline Says Bureau of Standards
The bureau of standards states gasoline has no definite freezing point. It thickens slowly like melted wax at very low temperatures, a condition observed in specimens found in the Arctic region. The report notes gasoline stays fluid enough to flow until extremely low temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Standards
Thought for Youth Duty in middle age to slow seed thoughts
A brief admonition urges middle aged readers to guard thoughts to ensure a beautiful and attractive later life. It stresses personal responsibility and moral self-government to shape future happiness and character. The tone mirrors a didactic periodical aimed at youth and middle age readers.
Not Infrequently Somelvitvs the faintest inclinations
A cryptic passage notes subtle hints and quiet signals amid a tangled description. The text centers on imagined radiations and covert rhetoric, hinting at hidden motives and the faintest tremors of speech within a shadowed discourse.
Platch of Progress in the West
A brief note notes a mechanical dryer in use in the West improving efficiency and reducing the need for making hay only in sunny conditions. It mentions understood experiments that will enable striking other iron while it is cold, reflecting progress in technology and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Detroit
Artist Josh Reynolds Depicts Divine Covey Scene
English painter Sir Josh Reynolds becomes first artist to render a scene from the Divine Covey in his portrait of Count Ugolin della Gherardesca. The grotesque image is linked to the twenty third canto of The Inferno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Reynolds
Count Ugolin Della Gherardesca
Knowledge by Work and Hypothesis in Learning
The quote contrasts what is earned by labor with mere conjecture in education. It frames knowledge as something built through work, while highlighting speculative ideas that linger unless tested. The passage emphasizes practical verification over idle theory.
Fragmentary OCR Item on Parity and Fear
Readable fragments describe a wartime parity concept and associated fear, referencing unspecified figures and events. The text hints at strategic concerns and potential consequences, with unclear attributions to a Severn gear and ironwork context.
Banking Auction of Farm and Equipment in Rothsville
Public auction sale of farm and farm equipment in Rothsville Warwick Two on Tuesday March 1 1927 at 1 PM on the premises. The farm spans 37 acres 32 perches including 1 acre apple orchard and 1 acre raspberry bushes all in bearing condition. A two and a half story frame house a frame bank barn and farm implements plus at the same time two horses two cows and additional farm equipment will be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothsville
Warwick
Late Emperor of Japan Laid in the Tomb Sparks Censorship Committees
Winthrop Ames, a noted theater figure, is named chairman of a New York committee tasked with cleaning up plays deemed not fit for audiences. The group will tone down or close productions showing sex, profanity, vulgarity, or nudity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor of
Japan
Winthrop Ames
New York
WILL FLY ATLANTIC FOR $25 PRIZE CONTEST
Lieut. Com. Noel Davis of the U S N has entered as a contender for a $25 prize for a successful transatlantic flight. It is understood the venture will be private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Davis
When Railroad Was New at London Euston Station
The Dorie arch leading to Euston was a notable sight when built in 1835. For ten years locomotives could not enter the station for fear of frightening horses. Locomotives were moved away from the transtance distance and coaches hauled to the station by a stationary engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorie Arch
Euston Cuibwiny Station
London
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