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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
6
A scientist describes experiments using interstitial glands from apes grafted into aged subjects to restore youthful vigor. He reports a 78 year old ram regained energy after grafts and regressed when glands were removed, arguing ape tissues are suitable for human use and no danger from monkey grafts.
The Krain report describes a bureau created last April to aid returning soldiers in finding work in Chicago. It notes 4,250 registered at new quarters, with 2,250 seeking employment assistance and 2250 requesting training or placement support, reflecting ongoing efforts and personal interest from committee heads.
Report from a Montreal bureau shows veterans seeking not only employment but training and clothing through war service programs. About 500 entered vocational courses while 1880 needed food and nearly all were guided on government access. Leaders including Major John S and Lt. W Stanley oversee efforts, shaping postwar views.
A bird disrupted the Wisconsin light and power line on a single evening, causing an outage that lasted 200 minutes between Altoona and Milwaukee. The bird touched the wire and was electrocuted, bringing the pole to the ground.
Fragmented text discusses Germany’s trade efforts and market impact in Belgium and the United States. It mentions German firms, disruptions to commerce, and reactions to German products, with references to markets, imports, and countermeasures abroad.
University of Alberta researchers report success in removing the beard from barley, a breakthrough that could simplify harvesting and improve yields. If confirmed, the new barley line might become a staple in western Canada, with already two varieties grown in Alberta and major efforts to adapt both in Canada and the United States. In other notes, a 91 year old Marion Indiana woman, Mrs. Sarah Jones, danced to tunes from her girlhood at the Octogenarian Club reunion.
Miss Mathilda Carlson seeks to eject from a mausoleum plot at Woodlawn a remnant of a family arrangement that funded interment for relatives including Sophia Carlson and Nils Pegel. She testified the mausoleum holds a window and internal space for movement, and a dispute has arisen among siblings over its deed and future entombment.
Fragmented lines evoke a poetical survey of Alaska as a land of riches and rugged life. The text hints at natural imagery and a dramatic, uncertain tone, suggesting a catalog of landscapes and feats within a voyage or literary travelogue.
In a House debate Alaska gains new funding for a railroad to connect Seward to Fairbanks, amid claims of vast mineral wealth, coal fields, agriculture and fisheries. Speakers tout Alaska as a future treasure, noting Mount McKinley National Park and the potential for 250,000 residents, while cautioning about depleting wildlife and the need for park protections and mining access.
Harry Campbell faced Justice J. J. Shapard in Kansas City and was fined 100 for impersonating a woman. Campbell used the name Henrietta Campbell and surrendered after a man threatened to reveal his disguise. He wore a dress and hat in court, with a beard showing two days’ growth, claiming past work as a roominghouse keeper posing as a woman in several cities.
A quirky note describes a southern California coastal city that is wholly "bull on sulty" and where no rent is paid, presenting an oddimpression of local conditions without clear context or official details.
Japan has built several large fishing craft and plans more to operate along Siberian coasts. Catches in these waters reach about five million dollars annually. Fans are carried by men and women of all ranks in China. It is common to invite a friend or honored guest to write sentiment on a host’s fan as a keepsake. Banana trees thrive on John M Young’s lawn in Williamsport Pa though winter storage in a cellar is needed. War conditions push Spain to seek its own supplies and reduce reliance on foreign markets for paper.
Schools in Marlborough Conn closed as teachers could not find boarding. Manila businessmen seek to establish a stock exchange for 149 people. Government lighthouse service retirees gain pension under new law. Golden Gate Park chaos as kangaroos escape in San Francisco. Road work in Randolph Mississippi uncovers Australian-manufactured pressed steel pipe oxen shoes 28 feet long. Old settler notes rarity of 30 inch diameter pipe plaguing Bombay.
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