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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
5
Market receipts show varied prices for cattle pigs and grain with figures such as cows 3.75 and lambs 14 while a shipboard robbery aboard the Spuirah near Trebizond involved 20 bandits seizing crew and cargo, dismantling the wireless and fleeing into a forest. Eight suspects face court today.
The text hints at announced candidates for office to be decided by the August primary subject to the will of the people. No names or details are readable.
John T. Reid submits a purported petrified sole to James J. Skemp and Willani Be Matthew for expert assessment. The blue line stone from the Triassic in the Elinholde range allegedly shows a humanlike shoe seam and stitches. Experts deem it an implausible fossil, noting the implausible timescale and flawless workmanship.
The article recalls Lents customs with fish dishes prized in history. Yarmouth and Gloucester are noted for annual royal lenten gifts of herrings in pies and acclaimed lamprey products. It also mentions other fishy foods and a humorous school anecdote about Paul and Frank.
The Scientific American reports that the platinum length standard used by 20 nations has drifted by a demimicron or five millionths of a metre. France worries as yearly cleaning could displace platinum molecules. officials will watch the bar for ten years and may abandon cleaning if needed.
Surgeon General Cumming of the United States Public Health Service calls for better rural health organization. A two year old survey found 8 percent of rural districts lack adequate health organization, a figure rising to 6 percent in later years. The note highlights need for improved rural health work.
Mr and Mrs Byerding returned from St Louis where they visited daughter Miss Berenice at St Anthony Hospital. They reported she was looking well and the attending physician said she would be able to be released soon.
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