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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
5
An excerpted tale features a boastful soap agent claiming powerful cleaning and healing effects. A skeptical Curfew rejects the product after a dog obsessed with the soap causes chaos, injuries, and a string of comic misfortunes as townsfolk react with disbelief. Contextual quips about other household " marvels " appear, with a humorous crowd scene and reactions from residents.
A village doctor cites SOQQAM JAGWAY as he recalls attempts to amuse youths with old time boxing and wrestling, causing him injuries and a bruised ego. He reflects on vanity, aging, and failed bravado, ending with a wry note on his self restraint and the dangers of showing off. British merchants plan exhibitions in Chinese cities to regain wartime trade.
Washington report notes a national poll shows about 50 percent of editors oppose government operation with 80 percent against the principle in some states. The piece cites past polling on rail nationalization and reflects party leaders’ view that the issue may not be profitable for campaigns. Observers highlight controversial figures and a scatter of state results, with broad editor opinions shaping the political landscape.
The article notes historical practice where Japanese worshippers donated human hair as freewill offerings for temple construction. A Tokio temple used hair as cables to hold beams, creating a rope 4,428 feet long and seven inches in diameter, with at least 39,000 contributors.
A large quantity of damaged wire was found in a Boston area site. Officials say the material may be related to prior incidents, with investigators pressing for positive identification of the remains or cause as part of a broader inquiry.
Orris root used in many perfumes is found only around Florence and in the Verona hills, local report states. The narrow geographic range limits supply for perfumers and traders seeking this aromatic base.
Rare 640 acre tract in Harper County Oklahoma offered at 4500 per acre. Includes 500 acres cultivated and 140 acres pasture with hog lots and buildings. Features a four room house, windmill, fencing, abundant water, and proximity to railroad. Cash price 928,800 with terms. agency commission details noted.
The piece presents garbled OCR style reflections on history and government, mentioning religion and divine belief among inhabitants. It references a representative government and a survey, with scattered phrases about a male and female figures and a distant setting.
A father uses a cautionary tale to teach his youngster street safety. He recounts a little boy who, with an ice cream cone, was struck by a heavy truck. The listening child ponders the fate and asks if the cone spilled.
A correspondent recalls a butcher tale from 1874 about a butcher’s shop, a student, and a dog. The joke centers on a mother asking why meat was not brought home and the reply about a dog catching a bite and a brown doggie hanging up.
The article argues that sun and stars do not rely on a hypothetical reserve of subterranean energy for their light. It asserts the sun maintains immense energy, estimated at 25,000,000,000,000,000,000,000, or similar large figure, with no known limit to the power available to the universe, challenging conventional energy limits discussed in London’s Times.
An unclear OCR fragment references tradesmen and crafts in a distant location with fractured names. It hints at a makers’ event or meeting but the text is incomplete and hard to interpret for precise entities or a clear outcome.
Fragmented text mentions BH admiring Chatie TM and packing a horse amid wind. References a mother, fete, and a tamara keeper, with unclear actions and outcomes. Readable facts are minimal and names are uncertain.
Claiming RAT-SNAP will kill rats and mice with no odor. Ads state rats eat the cake as their first and last meal. Product sold in three sizes by Collins Drug & Stationery and Kaune Grocery Co, with a money back guarantee.
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