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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
2
A young girl is described as a fragrant garden where tulips, ayachths, and jonquils bloom, with mignonette and pansies forming rows. Camellias guard a pool of lilies as dreams wander along garden paths, while birds and bees seek scent and a shy romance awakens around her.
Riverside residents and families exchange visits and trips across nearby towns. Notable outings include Gerrit Veleke and Notebooms visiting, Theels in Bellingham, and examinations in Lynden. Local sickness and dance attendance also mentioned.
Miss Pepper, born in Liverpool in December 1882, bears a long christening name with many segments. The given name sequence ends with the surname starting with P, muddling a simple alphabet link.
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes the amateur Macbeth performance drew a positive reaction. The sleep-walking scene was highlighted as very up to date with Lady Macbeth using an electric flashlight instead of a candle.
A live frog was discovered inside a pickerel caught by a Boston fisherman. The resilient frog hopped to warmth behind a stove after the unusual catch. the fish measured 15 inches long.
A fly normally flies about 5 feet per second. When a bird pursues it can accelerate to as fast as 35 feet per second.
An inquiry in the Tribune notes a man’s mackinaw and a puzzled description of a monogram that hides the initials by interlacing them, prompting readers to ask what a monogram really is.
Charles Waller of Chicago engineers a personal wake up device that wakes a single person without disturbing others. A hidden drum vibrates a diaphragm inside a top compartment while a rubber tube carries the sound to ear pieces gripped by a fork holder, allowing movement in bed without losing the alarm.
A Baltimore Sun poem extols vision above earthly dust guiding noble deeds. It speaks of lifting eyes to stars, dispelling fear, and living with faith and trust as a source of strength and beauty.
Reads as a community roundup from Lynden Washington and nearby, listing memorial service attendees, departures for Seattle, B Y P U rally participation in Ferndale, a Vancouver auto trip, visits, illnesses and recoveries, a funeral for Ruth Bauman with attendees, social visits, and local business and bridge repairs. It also notes Miss Theresa Holtrop receiving eye treatment, and ends with a WWI era medal comparison between a German Lusitania depiction and Rene Baudichon’s French medal, highlighting Liberty and American justice themes.
The article recounts how in 1865 Luther Burbank arrived in California with ten potatoes and little money, then built a plant breeding nursery. He accepted a 2,000 prune tree order, grew almonds in sand, kept moisture and warmth with cloth, budded prune buds onto sprouted almonds, and fulfilled the order in under seven months.
A Mitcham England family with six children adopts grand classical names led by Marcus Brutus Hubble. The humorous dispute over landlord observation ends with the judge dismissing the case. The parents choose Marcus Caius Coriolanus Horatio David Nericles Arthur Plato Cornelius Ophelia Carolina Desdemona Cecilia Laura Augustina Juliet Octavia for the six siblings.
A local notice advertises high demand for cattle stock including cows and heifers. Farmers are urged to place a brief want ad to sell quickly, with a small one quarter rate suggested for placement.
A gold signet ring was recovered from the stomach of a fish during gutting of cod destined for English markets at Buncrama. The ring was bright and untarnished and the finder has rejected several considerable offers.
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