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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
10
New York news recounts the Norwegian freighter Grontoft sinking after March 2 with twenty aboard. The Eston ia radio operator reports grim calls and grim humor from the doomed crew as rescue efforts fail. Also mentions archaeology finds in Perigord and Bergerac.
The article explains how volcanoes eject water as gases condense, emit fine volcanic dust that may persist in the upper atmosphere for years, and expel vast amounts of mud that hardens into rock. It contrasts porous pumice and obsidian with eruptive rocks like granite and notes sedimentary rocks' porosity for water percolation.
A new clause in Canadian aviation regulations bans acrobatic stunts such as entering or leaving an aircraft in flight. The rule aims to reduce in-flight risk and protect passengers and crew from dangerous acts.
A heated debate in the legislature centers on proposed amendments to endow women with equal rights while allowing countermeasures. Provisions include penalties for wives who take husbands money and duties to contribute to family expenses, with possible whipping post for assaults. A separate clause extends jury service to both genders. Mr. Arthur Etzler reports catching 40 rats with steel traps in two weeks.
Bees transport about half their body weight in honey during foraging with ambitious individuals carrying up to 60 percent. A strong colony can gather around 12 pounds daily, yet about a quarter evaporates or feeds the colony. Argentina's population is estimated at over eight and a half million.
Mrs Crosby worries about dessert in the heat and learns from Mrs Morris that Puddine is quick to make. A three minute boil yields a firm creamy pudding with many uses, available in several flavors. The ad promotes ordering Puddine with today’s groceries and notes box sizes for 15 or seven servings.
Deputy clerk C S Bolting recalls a Decatur County tale of Old Dan Higdon a pioneer who was in a log hauling party when a log sped downhill struck the ground near him and bounced past his feet to the hill's base. He rose unhurt and dryly quipped Heck, my old pestem in two.
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