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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1926
Page
2
Dr William Patten of Dartmouth College presents horseshoe crab fossils as the real missing link in evolution from protozoa to modern man. He cites well preserved ostracodermi specimens from Norway showing clear brain and nerve details linking vertebrates to invertebrates.
John D. Rockefeller is described as a live wire and a good egg by Princeton students. He has his first job and, after selling more advertising than thirteen rivals, has been elected to the business board of the college paper.
Light young immi grants from New York who built fortunes abroad have returned single and plan to seek brides in Greece, arguing true beauty lies where wealth is.
A claim that the Philadelphia Rouge used by the women of Carthage 3,000 years ago remains effective today highlights a curious link between ancient cosmetics and modern usage.
Albania offers air lines and scant rail service while boasting limited roads and a strong telegraph system. The nation shows odd contrasts in morality and honor codes, and imports much food despite fertile soil. Doctor Weisbecker guides direct aid and farmer education toward greater self sufficiency.
About 2,000 native veterans of U S dependencies or their beneficiaries receive veterans bureau compensation for World War I service. In U S possessions 2,080 receive death or disability payments and 651 receive death or disability insurance. The Philippines leads disability and death cases. Canal Zone has four disability cases. Porto Rico shows the highest insurance recipients. The Philippines rank second in insurance, with Hawaii, Guam, and Panama also noted.
The American and Canadian railroads in 1925 handled over 500 million pounds of commercial explosives in about 375000 carloads. The bureau notes toy torpedo explosions caused 24 of 26 fireworks accidents with no fatalities. Ten deaths and 15 injuries from gas explosions were linked to trespassers entering empty tank cars.
A local theater in Yaye Oklahoma invites customers to bring a mail order catalogue for free admission. The management offered the incentive to boost at home buying and fill the lobby with catalogues.
City Health Commissioner Harris warns against kissing due to influenza and pneumonia risks, stressing precautions to residents in New York.
A sermon overview on Genesis 3 outlines the fall’s steps from temptation to disobedience, the consequences for humanity, and the first hints of Christ’s victory. It details the garden test, Eve’s doubt, the serpent’s influence, and the ensuing curse, toil, death, and expulsion.
A 1936 Kitchen Cabinet feature presents light, digestible recipes for spring menus. It includes Queen of Lemon Pie, Delmonico Pudding, Maple Junket, Dresden Crumbs, plus a salad, Cream of Onion Soup, Hot Water Ginger Bread, Salsify Soup, and Spanish Eggs with tomato garlic and peppers.
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