Germs Found On A Dollar Bill In Government Test
Government experts microscopically examined a one dollar bill and found 92 million germs. The finding highlights potential contamination concerns and the durability of currency in everyday use.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1911
Page
3
Government experts microscopically examined a one dollar bill and found 92 million germs. The finding highlights potential contamination concerns and the durability of currency in everyday use.
A tribute poem praises the work horse as a loyal partner to man. It extols its strength, patience, and humility, arguing the beast deserves gratitude and love beyond mere sustenance for shouldering daily burdens with majesty and quiet dignity.
Bids for building a schoolhouse in Division 4 Sub-district 9 will be received at the regular Board of Education meeting on Saturday May 6 1911 in the County Superintendent of Schools office. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. M J Goopwin County Superintendent of Schools 41-21 owe.
A compact, quippy note notes that a widow with practical sense would not employ her wit as bait while fishing for the second catch. The line plays on wit versus deception in a rural setting.
More than 400 major league players begin salaries on April 12 with total payrolls surpassing $800,000. Star names like Christy Matthewson command about $10,000 annually, while managers such as John McGraw and Chase receive six figure to mid six figure sums. The New York Nationals lead spending, with ground rent and travel adding to annual costs near $180,000 for the year.
A society woman praises ethine double strength from Wm. S. Lloyd as a cure for freckles saying it clears skin by morning with a money back guarantee. The item also notes Missouri egg production's value and Kentucky neglect of poultry statistics, urging a wake up to agricultural data.
A Haggin family representative expands into chicken raising on a Kentucky Bluegrass farm, illustrating poultry’s rising importance. Previously, farming men ignored poultry, leaving it to women, but many now consider it a viable enterprise expanding beyond the World’s Fair sparked interest in breeds like Light Brahmas Buff Cochins and Black Minorcas.
The Variety Store at 40 tf Bank Street lists cheap glass tumblers at 60c per set, plain tumblers 20c per set, and deco rated chinaware priced between 5c and 10c per piece.
The note states a maxim about finding friends versus foes and offers a cryptic telephone number and a hint that interest will follow. It also warns that giving advice invites trouble, implying caution in unsolicited guidance.
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