16 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 1922
Page
1
Scientists and writers marvel at Baluchistherium a five foot skull of solid bone with brain cavity about a hand size. The creature flourished two to three million years ago and could not adapt to rapid environmental changes ensuring its extinction.
A New York high powered radio plant halted other wireless stations including Navy Postal and Customs departments. Courts lacked remedy under existing laws and government officials warned that public service would be hindered. Ships at sea risk delays for distress calls while the plant operates. The wavelength involved is 3 900 metres.
Secretary Hoover calls for tighter audio regulation to curb airwave chaos from over 21 000 transmitting stations. A bill in Congress aims to limit broadcasting stations while preserving high powered ships at sea and transatlantic messages, with technical experts to weigh in.
A discussion notes public reading has waned with modern libraries losing grand authors from shelves. It cites Macaulay’s 1835 reading record, showing extensive engagement with Greek and Latin authors in original languages, including Aeschylus, Plato, Aristotle, Xenophon, Cicero, and Lucian, among others. It also mentions Aristophanes and Lucian still read deeply.
The College of the City of New York philosophy chair denounces inter collegiate debates as morally demeaning to debaters and audiences. He argues debates train contestants to win rather than seek truth, encouraging bluff and victory mindedness over open minded inquiry.
Newfoundland promises La brador debt of fifty million in exchange for Ottawa taking on the burden amid rising ice prices and higher living costs. The Ottawa Journal notes the proposed terms as a sharp, telling financial exchange.
A grieving mother recalls her fragile health during her son’s birth and years of weakness. A sister’s outdoor diet with Carnol three bottles transformed the boy into a rosy, active child, prompting her to endorse Carnol and urge refunds if no benefit. Sold by Monarch Drug Co and others.
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