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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
4
In Pekin the virtual prisoner emperor and the aging Manchu officials persist with New Year honors at the Eastern Tombs. Funds delay imperial pensions as tombs crumble, forcing officials to forage for wood while the Empire’s once vast funerary estate declines.
Dr. J. A. Mason of Chicago and other Field Museum scientists plan world trips to collect artifacts. Mason travels to South America to excavate Indian graves hoping to secure trinkets and relics of ancient South American tribes.
Aerial survey over San Antonio seeks spores causing stem rust, credited with an estimated 64 million bushels annual wheat loss. Spore traps and microscope work aim to locate Mexico or South America as the distant source, with findings pending.
A tiny lamb born in harsh conditions is cared for by two Great Danes in the Waldridge Park Zoo animal house. Keepers fed it warm milk and treated its eyes, and the lamb, once abandoned by its mother, now rests between the dogs as it recovers health and sight.
A Fergus Falls farmer reports a pig born with four hind quarters eight legs and two tails in Star Lake Township Fred Jenne's farm Otter Tail County Minnesota.
Treasury department reports about 63 million dollars are spent monthly in the United States on amusement. Movies theaters circuses and amusement parks capture the flow. The figure marks a drop from roughly 79 million dollars per month last year.
In Seattle, Hugh Sobel arrives from Ruby Alaska with 2300 ermine skins amid a winter surge in Far North trapping. Demand grows as Scandinavian and Siberian imports stop, boosting prices. ermine remains a coveted fashion fur prized since royalty times.
The Flappers Protective Association Chapter No 1 forms in Los Angeles to counter anti flapper propaganda. Patsy Ruth Miller, 18, is president with Anna Charles as secretary and propaganda director. Headquarters in Los Angeles. The group aims to present its side to the public.
A report by James Robertson, supreme keeper of records and seal of the Knights of Pythias, shows the order gained over 162000 members in 1920 and 1921, reaching a total membership exceeding 1,000,000 with a healthy financial state.
Windsor Ontario report says Clare Dal elash age twenty three catcher for Maplegrove amateur baseball team was killed in Comber Ontario when a warm up ball struck him over the heart, the tragedy stunning local players and spectators.
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