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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1926
Page
7
A Glacier National Park trek begins with Bert a seasoned cowboy guide offering odd survival advice He suggests carrying a deck of playing cards and playing solitaire when lost to lure a helpful intruder into giving directions The Chicago Tribune notes his quirky counsel.
The piece notes whale meat is warmblooded like beef, with a coarser texture. Canned whale product is described as oilless, cheap, palatable, and digestible. Analysis compares its value to round steak. Estimates suggest 100,009,000 pounds could feed the American continent from the British Columbia coast annually at about 12 4 cents per pound.
A mother urges her son to eat cereal to cure a sore toe. Tommy complies but reports no improvement and jokes that the stubborn medicine traveled down the wrong way, reflecting a humorous kitchen scene.
The steamer Suffolk reached Liverpool and was unloading when stevedores emerged from the hold complaining of a dreadful odor. Two officers entered the hold and did not return for half an hour. Both were found unconscious. one recovered after being brought to deck, the other was hospitalized. The gas was fumes from the ship's cheese cargo.
John Redfield argues in the American Mercury that engineers can fix violin defects. He says a skilled engineer with basic sound knowledge could redesign the instrument. Given time, he claims such an instrument would surpass Stradivarius’s lifelong dream.
The Chinese recognize nine jade colors from clear translucence to lacquer black and include rare shades like kingfisher blue blood red and annaber red. Such gems command museum worthy prices with Burma sources for emerald green material noted as valuable.
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