Elephants and their curious cures and clever tricks
A historic column extols elephant intelligence with anecdotes from Rangoon teak yards and Ceylon rubber estates. It notes elephants knock off for lunch, resist unreasonable tasks, and remember offenders after years, with stories of tooth extraction and memory vividness.
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This a Friendly World? By Ts
The excerpt argues from effect back to first cause, claiming evolution explains the cosmos and human development. It notes tensions between accepting truth via evidence versus relying on cold reason and urges clarity before deeming ideas doubtful or impossible.
Young America All Wet
Kenneth Dudley Smith of Staten Island exhibits Young America All Wet at the National Salon of Photography in New York. The show features 274 pictorial prints and 7 technical prints, chosen from 2,070 entries by leading American photographers.
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New York
America
Vermilion Accents Warm Northern Virginia Kitchen
A new home kitchen in northern Virginia features a semi-gloss white ceiling and walls with medium gray woodwork trimmed in vermilion. The dark Stay floor complements vermilion and white checked curtains for a bold color scheme.
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Northern
Virginia
The Purpose of Life in a Cruel World
A reflective piece argues purpose shapes life outlook. It contrasts despair with the idea that events gain meaning through a guiding purpose, comparing medicine’s poison to life’s sorrows and noting civilization benefits from controlled forces like electricity, urging broader perspective.
Money Management and Knife Rack Advice from 1900s Column
Lydia Le Baron Walker discusses prudent spending to appear prosperous, warning against waste in daily life. The piece then details safe, stylish knife rack designs for kitchens, emphasizing wall mounting, blade orientation toward the center, and child safety.
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Riga
Set Syndicate
Sven
Fragmented moral reflection from Western Newspaper Union
A fragmented passage speaks of a vast orderly universe and cosmic process guiding all things from grass to forests. It asserts purpose in moral and spiritual realms and claims events work together for good in a broad, contemplative view.
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Western Newspaper Union
Paint Features Novel Decorative Effects on Glass and Surfaces
A new coating product on the market offers decorative effects in gold, silver, white and other shades. It can be applied to glass and metal as well as many other surfaces and dries quickly. The coating crystallizes in unique patterns as it dries.
Sun Film At Chicago Premier Shows Solar Flares
Chicago premiere to National Academy of Sciences presentations displayed film of solar flares shot from Michigan researchers at Lake Angelus. Dr. Robert R. McMath and Dr. Edison Pettit used the McMath–Hebard telescope to capture jetting flames up to 100000 miles high and rainbows 156000 miles long, revealing new solar cloud formations and atmospheric behavior.
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National Academy of Sciences
University of Chicago
Robert R. McMath
Edison Pettit
University of Michigan
Michigan
McMeth - Hebart Observatory
Lake Angelus
Pon- Vac
Bim
Acid Spray for Weeds Promises Huge Farm Gains
Reported tests claim dilute sulfuric acid spray can cut weed presence in fields without harming grains. California Texas and Midwest trials show 30 to 84 percent weed destruction depending on crop and weed type, notably wild radish and mustard.
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Texas
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Rocking Champion Claims Long Haul in Chair Journey
Armand Vevina, who claims the world rocking title, says he has logged about 50 000 miles in the last five months in his rocking chair. He recalls rocking eight miles in a single stretch without a pause.
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Remote control camera pictures deep well in The Dalles
Lauren Sennett, amateur photographer from The Dalles Oregon, lowered a camera 680 feet into a well to capture a photo showing the position of two ripe items lost during a drilling operation. The stunt aims to set a record in long-distance remote control photography.
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Ore
Lauren Sennett
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