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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
7
Sergeant Ting-u-Wang, twenty, seven and a half feet tall, served three years in France as a coolie in the Chinese labor corps. He escorted German prisoners, never lost a prisoner, and used his size to intimidate captives. After peace he planned bodyguard work but returns to his Manchuria farm.
A south England trial features a farm and garden device that punches holes as it travels, plants one seed per hole, adds artificial manure, and fills the hole with lime to boost soil bacteria. If successful, it could cut seed use by a quarter and greatly reduce manure costs.
A satirical collage of quotes about wireless photo sending, Niagara Falls glimpses, parking habits of a boss, a titled husband joke, and a guessing game about a wife. The snippets hint at media sensationalism and social foibles with a humorous edge.
The item lists several birthday anniversaries including Che Lyndon Gimlet A. C. Palmer Allie Vander Mey and Mrs Walter Telgenhoff and mentions Sprite Parties. It notes Mrs Carl Johnson turning 39 at North Prairie and recalls a year since Albert Blow Whitney Van Patten and Martin Visser were found under cars. It also mentions Dick Zylstra plumbing with Harold Knapp and Nick Boerhave’s 1919 car incident.
Kensington Amphyction clubs entertained Lynden teachers at I O O F Hall with cards a luncheon and a Halloween dance. Althea Horst and Raymond of Bellingham performed a musical program as Beerhave Sisters provided music. Klatawa Club hunted deer last week while Harry Fountain family moved to Front Street. Births operations and local meetups noted along with invitations for Amphictyon Club gathering in Bellingham.
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