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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1919
Page
7
A first person narrator recalls joining a skilled butchering ring and learning the cleanly efficient method for preparing hog intestines. The account details separating large and small intestines, tying ends, washing in tepid water, and careful handling during cleaning.
A Philadelphia reader shares experiences with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's ailments and details sausage making with hog casings, stretching from cleaning casings to filling and canning. The narrative covers human health testimonial and practical butchery steps, including spices, fat balance, and cleanup.
Senator Jones describes a 500 mile trip from Philadelphia to Washington and back in an open cockpit plane. He recalls landing at Busselton and Bolling Field, engine trouble and head winds, dramatic views of New York and Washington, and a notable race with trains. He contemplates the future of civilian aviation and its potential.
Former President Taft spoke to the National Geographic Society in Washington on January 18 and dismissed claims that joining a league of nations would erode U S sovereignty. He argued the league is vital for future world peace and for fulfilling Wilson's terms, proposing an executive council of great powers to enforce its decrees and unanimous votes for military decisions.
Associated Press reports in Omsk that General Jules Janin will command the allied forces in Russia, directing from the Siberian front. The move is viewed as signaling Bolshevik defeat and follows General Knox overseeing a commission to plan a national assembly election. Workmen cooperative groups in Omsk and elsewhere back the new government.
Oklahoma City January 18 The Chicago labor meeting that voted for a nation wide strike in protest of Thomas J Mooney's conviction for involvement in the San Francisco Preparedness parade bombing will do Mooney more harm than Bloch according to John Wilkerson president of the Southwestern District United Mine Workers of America He had just returned from Chicago where he witnessed the meeting opening and made the remark
The assembly was dominated by the I. W. W. and by members of the working class union, whom he described as organized labor’s greatest menace.
A common Greenland whale averages 100 tons or 224,000 pounds. That weight equates to about eighty elephants or four hundred bears, illustrating the whale’s enormous size in familiar terms.
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