Palm oil fuel touted as gasoline substitute in tractors
A report notes palm oil as a valuable fuel replacement. Tests in the Belgian Congo show palm oil powering road tractors with at least equal efficiency to kerosene, sparking plans to develop central Africa using abundant, cheap vegetable oils. A large firm with rubber and resin interests operates tractors on palm oil and orders two more after satisfactory performance.
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Belgian Congo
Enid
Central
Afria
Gaya
Hole Diamant and
Ruber Convestions
Odd Tribes of East Africa Describe Wokmube and Kikuyu Beliefs
The Wokmube in Eastakg Tica are said to have upper teeth grafted in and anomalous hearing, able to speak at long range. The Kikuyu believe death is contagious and forbid touching the dead, carrying the body away to avoid contact, with a ritual wall opening to let hyenas remove the corpse after departure of the spirit.
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Eastakg Tica
Tungsten Rays For Wounds In Medical Use
Br W J Burroughs writes in the Lancet that tungsten rays promise curative effects in treating superficial suppurations and ear pustular discharges. An apparatus of tungsten tips with a 100 volt current has shown beneficial results across several cases, requiring about eight to twelve treatments for a strong cure. The rays may have broader applications in middle-ear conditions and general otic ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. W. J. Burroughs
de Lancet
London
Pat Could Not See It At Opera House
Pat had worked hard and long for many years and faced a wage dispute. The master offered a 50 cent raise hour but Pat argued the workers are at 7, plans to raise to 9 in future. The master counters and Pat questions the loss of pay for two hours, expressing reluctance to accept the raise.
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Pat
Fiaho
Many Gall Notes From The Junco Description
An early note describes the junco with grey back and breast, white underparts, and a white wing. It mentions feeding on bees and a liking for brush piles, with carbenotes characteristics and a resemblance to the chipping sparrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Forestry Magazine
Split Panama Isthmus Links Ancient and Modern Marine Life
Fragmentary text discusses recent completion of a large collection related to marine life on both sides of the Panama Isthmus, noting that different species on each coast are scientifically distinct yet closely related. It suggests evolutionary connections and debates how external changes shaped anatomy and classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauce
Glass in Mythology Teacher Review Question
A classroom exchange contrasts gods and demigods with Cyrus describing a demigod as half a god and half a mortal. The dialogue implies a 50 percent divine lineage as a teaching example.
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Cyrus
Niagara Falls May Dry Up In About Two Thousand Years
Professor Douglas W. Johnesn of Columbia University says Niagara Falls has already retreated several miles since the river’s glacial birth. He notes the Canadian side recedes faster, predicting the American falls may dry up as the Canadian falls move back toward Goat Island in roughly one to two thousand years.
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Niagara Falls
Douglas W. Johnesn
Columbia University
Goat Island
Niagara
Prison crowd at Ossining shows youths dominate inmate ranks
Sing Sing warden Lewis Lawee says the convict problem centers on young men. Of 1,26 prisoners received in the year ending June 30, 1923, 2387 or 18.25 percent were seventy one years old? under. Ninety six under twenty, 100 under twenty one, 578 under twenty five. Average age twenty eight years four months.
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Lewis BL Lawee
Sing Sing
Hie
Ossining
Momtts
New York
Smoking Fear Over Ceasing Tobacco Use
A doctor told four medical associations that tobacco risks may be avoided by using a plant called "one foot." The physician claims one can smoke 40 cigarettes daily of this mixture without inconvenience. The tobacco allegedly changes aroma while gaining a flavor resembling oriental tobacco.
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Am Vial
Ambia
Orientel Tobacio
Shopping wave yaw any hope for Indies
Fragmentary clipping notes a Birmingham Age-Herald item about discounted goods. It mentions a sale of durable items priced around $1.50 and references purchases for a wife. Reading suggests a brisk, period shopping note with minimal details and several garbled phrases.
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Cortwiny
Birmingham Age-Herald
Brothers for the Moment in a Blurred Tale of Masonry Charm
A fragmented reminiscence centers on a traveler with a similar charm to a mysterious brother. A claim of a forged friendship and a supposed Masonry link leads to accusations of deception and a belated payoff. The dialogue recalls a congressman’s home, a watch, and a chain triggering disbelief and shaving trust.
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Taahi
Cgmnpanign
Althe Vlan
Congressiman
Alf Ratering
Masois
Howeyer
Locusts Threaten orchards this summer warns experts
Orchardists are warned to protect Ahieierout against the Lisson as brood 13 of the 17 year cycle is expected to be abundant. In northern Illinois the insects may appear in May and intensify into June. Trees in new northern plantings require guards and cloth screens when locals report large swarms. Egg puncture damage affects young trees. sprays and dusting later prove ineffective. Field crops are not harmed.
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W. Bo Flint
Wl Ibenis
Ulinots
Flint
Argentina corn favored over American in Europe study
The Philadelphia Ledger notes France and Belgium prefer Argentine corn for feeding due to smaller grain, higher sweetness, and lower moisture, making it better for poultry and horses despite higher prices. It also claims American corn must be cracked and is less suitable for stock feed.
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Argentina
France
Philadelphia Ledger
Paris Fashion Trade Faces Cash Crunch and Credit Limits
Paris fashion houses tighten buyer credit as stores pull back on cash sales. Dealers report many shops admit no credit extensions, while Rue de la Paix boutiques still attract high-end customers. Sellers note price concessions of up to 25 percent and wary buyers who often finalize purchases only when paying promptly.
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Weilea' LL
Caulilox
Paris
London
Portiapa
Rue de Ha Paix
Coarly
Tnip Ekfensive Dilla
Éaiti
Batelits
Plsa
Paris Shuphinn
Ilig
Maude-Vye and Mabel-Tynyr Spotlight on Shakespearean Preference
In a playful exchange, Maude-Vye and Mabel-Tynyr discuss famous actors and their tastes, with Mabel favoring Shakespeare above all. The light conversation highlights a shared affection for classic drama and notable performances.
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Maude
Mabel—T Jynyr
Don
Mabel
Ornamental Insects by June Messenger of Pacific Grove
A novel ornamental insect crafted by June Messenger of Pacific Grove California imitates a living bug. Its body uses silk and cotton with a silk covered wire frame for the head antennae legs and wing casings. Pearly-rassel shells form the wings, sewn to the neck with silk. touted as wearable ornament or keepsake.
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Jnne Messenger
Pacific Grove
Cal
Admires Viking Typeface Prize With Controversial Winner
Nae Journel of Stockholm held a competition for the finest Swedish type design judged by a jury of writers, scholars, and artists including Professor Tundberg. The panel awarded first prize to a blonde young woman described as a descendant of Norse explorers who plied the seas of Rome, Sicily, and Charlemagne’s empire.
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Stockholm
Profeacor Tundberg
Instiitute
Sweden
Rome
Time Not Wasted in Killar Visitor Query
A traveler asks how locals pass the idle season at Killar with a guide. An old man jokes that they keep busy “thinkin’ up new tales” to entertain guests until the season opens again.
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Killarhey
Why did they give that isle such a Moglichnesses
Mr Storme ington Haines said the title does not refer to the slave but to the people in the auditorium who paid as much as $2 each to see it. The remark was noted as a justification during a debate over the performance and its naming.
Classified Misheard Exchange Over Electrial Fuse Incident
A fragmentary dialogue recalls a canceled fuse incident at Tone's with an electric light fuse confusingly described. The speakers joke about fleeing the scene and insult each other, reflecting a chaotic, slang filled exchange from a local area.
Circuit Court Proposition on Wat Last Fies Resistance
Fragmentary OCR text mentions resistance to Wat last fies and a reference to Chinte state about prenter resin current and farewel required to yverroine Tavdotlan. Context unclear. no clear persons, dates, places, or actions.
Stray stories reveal nervous bid and vow of kin
In a fragmentary tale a man frets over a single winner and declares his sole daughter is his, while a cautious companion questions the gesture. The exchange hints at tension and a personal pledge amid abrupt dialogue.
Advertising notice of incorporation for a cooperative shipping association
Notice details the formation of a farming cooperative shipping association based in Renwick Iowa. It outlines the purpose to handle live stock and farm products, governance by a four member board, membership fees, officer roles, and election schedules with dates in 1922. The articles include capital borrowing powers and restrictions, dissolution terms, and eligibility requirements for members.
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Laiwa
Mittyninth Feneral Assembly
Shipring Association
Renwick
Dls
Tr Incorporated
Lins
United States
Leaxporatou
RAY Anna
Wlngs
Treaineer
Association
Iowa
A. Hl. Krause
Kraft
C. W. Chayman
Harry Wigan
J-H. McCurry
J. F. Kelling
Mente
Candidate's Announcement for District No 4 Supervisor
Lheraby announces candidacy for the office of Supervisor in District No 4, subject to the will of Republican voters at the June 1922 primaries. Lewis Saverude.
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Lheraby
Tivill Candidate Seeks Rex Nomination in Fiftieth District
Laurens Iowa April 6 1922 C Gitchrist declares he will run for State Senator in the Fiftieth District. He urges strict economy in government and restoration of purchasing power. He calls for cooperation in marketing to secure fair prices for producers and stronger legislation for soldiers.
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Tivill
Rex Publicat
Murat
Menier
Laurens
Iowa
Gitchrist
Humboldt County Republican Primaries Announce Candidacy
I rep Thareby announce candidacy for re election as state representative from Humboldt County subject to Republican primaries. I will seek the vote of Republican voters at the June primaries and to be held under the laws and will of the party.
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Thareby
Humboldt County
Nervig
Thavéy
Hack
Livermore
Laws
Humboldt County Sheriff Candidacy Announcement 1922
W. P. Hansen announces for Humboldt County sheriff at the Republican primary in June 1922. He urges support from Republican voters and appeals to the public in the county to consider his candidacy. The notice references election terms and seeks voters to consider his bid. The document lists Ben H. McGue and Hrmmackey in association with the announcement.
Margaret B Preble Seeks Humboldt County Recorder Vote
Candidate Margaret B Preble asks Humboldt County voters for support in the June 6 1922 Republican primary for County Recorder. She campaigns in Humboldt Iowa emphasizing experience and public service.
Humble County Clerk Hopefuls Seek Republican Support
In Mumfield County and Humboldt County ballot notices request voters’ support at the June 5 1922 Republican primaries. Paul L. Emele seeks the Clerk of the District Court post in Humboldt County while Mates Wallukait of Dakota City endorses the same party’s race.
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Mumfield County
Laws
Paul L. Emele
District Court
Humboldt County
Cor County Attorney Announces Candidacy for Second Term
Cor County Attorney W Garfield announces candidacy for a second term as Community Attorney of Hum Be Wil County, subject to Republican party will at the June 1922 primaries.
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Tayff
Comunty
Hum
Wil County
W. Garfield
McFarland Announces Candidacy for County Auditor
J C McFarland declares his candidacy for County Auditor at the 1922 primary. He objects to the will of Republican voters at the time and places himself as a contender in Maries.
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Ean
Tiune
Pri- Maries
J.C. McFarland
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East Africa
Glass
Chos
Sechardiate
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Tone
Verry
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Heaupinglrs Oi Incorporation
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Websters
NEW International
Lina
Lewis Saverude
Priinneies
Brel C
Lovrien
Golera
W. P. Hansen
Hrmmackey
Ben H. McGue
Margaret B. Preble
Humboldt, Io
Cor County
Yor County Auditor
Min
Vetera
Wmnw
Prim Ariva
Frank S$. Whitney
Ttumbohlt
Lowa
Allniket
Ntyler
Boma
Bat Ware
Uteriaay Tyree
Rinta
Desariba
Quota
SRC
Eherey
Siraiehe
Carbon Papeenatn i Akeota Ts Das Vea Empire Type Foundry
Cod Metal Type
Suppor
Eutode
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