How to Live 100 Years and Other Notes
A 1922 Remington Press column discusses longevity per Dr Copeland with weight guidance and a century goal. It cites age in the United States and includes brief notes on art, stained glass work in England, Judge Landis, baseball duties, French debt views, Japanese girls learning the fox trot, and U S literacy concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
R. 8. Copeland
City of
New York
Copeland
England
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Rocking the Boat Sinks Ferry Liner in Eel River
In Brow, Indiana, a ferry sank Sunday after two intoxicated youths caused the disaster. Twenty five people narrowly escaped with all four cars dragged from the river by Tuesday. traffic resumed and rescuers saved children from atop the submerged vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Eel River
Subscriptions Due as Peace Dollar Deliveries Are Urged
A blunt call urges readers to pay subscriptions now insisting the focus remains on delivering goods. The message dismisses concerns over the peace dollar’s appearance and emphasizes timely service.
Wealth in old caches and disarmament musings headlined
The piece discusses hidden postal savings by banks amid mistrust after bank failures, notes on Newfoundland treasure cans, praise for purebred livestock, Paine's 1787 idea on naval limits, fading letter writing, Karasaki pine tree demise, Chicago freshmen tests, Cornell synthetic doughnut, cold rest guidance, and the pole's southward move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Ferdinand de Lessups
Panama Canal
Newfoundland
Gold Coast
St. Johns
Postal Savings Bank
Karasaki
Lake Biwa
Japan
World wheat exports poised to exceed domestic use by large surplus
International Institute of Agriculture reports a potential exportable wheat surplus of about 11.8 million metric tons after meeting home needs. The forecast notes importers’ demand unclear until July harvest, with rising combined imports into 1921–22 and global sowings up in rye and wheat in several regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
S&s
International Institute of Agriculture
Togethe& Hiloween Andust
Europe
United States
India
TCHITCHERIN FOILS 20 HOURS
Russian Soviet Foreign Secretary keeps a busy schedule after midnight in Moscow. The fragment notes the best interview hour is between midnight and 8 a.m., with a reference to hours “4” and limited clarity on events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tchitcherin
Sleep-deprived Telarchérin Struggles With Work Hours
Telarchérin, aging laborer, imposes 24 hour stretches on clerks who then gain two days off. He remains on call except for those hours and hopes to cut sleep further as he ages. His health shows red eyelids and round face, yet he eats poorly, often forgetting meals, and doctors note irregular eating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehitcher Liggs
Photographer Poses As Doctor at Papal Coronation
A staff photographer from an English newspaper bypassed the ban on cameras at St Peter's during Pope Pius XI’s coronation. claiming his case was a medicine kit, he gained passage after insisting he needed to aid the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Paine
England
France
Europe
Rome
Italy
Gasparri
St. Peter's
Pius XI
Cat Mother of Five Adopts Quintet of Rats
Susie the cat in Jack Crawford's blacksmith shop near Bloomington, New Jersey, has adopted five infant rats, increasing the local feline brood. Neighbor Lou White reports the cat purrs contentedly as she carries the babies back to her nest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat
Bloomington
Susie
Jack Crawford
Lou White
Ise
Fragments of rural advice and social musings
A collage of agricultural tips, domestic observations, and social asides. Topics include farming tasks for spring, livestock management, crop care, and garden care, followed by humorous reflections on dress, manners, and flirtation. The piece blends practical notes with wry commentary and local character.
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Remington Press
Remington
H. J. Bartoo
America
Albert Laessie
Baltimore
Department of Education
F.O.B
Detroit
Remington Sales Co
Remington, Indiana
Horace Walpole
University of Chicago
Cornell University
North Pole
Satur
Illinois
Red Davenport
Columbia
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
China
Circussion Walnut
Oliver Typewriter
Wilton
Brussels
Axminster
CLARK
Sellers Kitchen Cabinet
Joliet
ODD Rockers
H. L. Williams
Phelps & Son
Moscow
Russia
M. D.0
Blaifse
Wilts
Timothy
Ome
Joe
Lloyd George
Sister
Lowe Brothers
C. B. Johnston & Son
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