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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1928
Page
6
Maj. Gen. William S. Graves relinquished command of the Panama department to Maj. Gen. Martin Craig then sailed to New York. Graves has retired from the army and plans to reside with Mrs. Graves in Shrewsbury New Jersey.
Illinois coal mines operate at about 25 percent as contracts expire and wage disputes stall agreements. Harry Fishwick, head of the Illinois district, says several new deals are signed and about 30 mines may run next week.
The Japanese navy grew in March as three warships entered service including a 10,000 ton cruiser a 1,700 ton superdestroyer and a 1,650 ton submarine. The fleet then prepared for three new keel laying ceremonies including another 10,000 ton vessel.
A psychology student argues laughter betrays character. Heartfelt laughter with eyes and whole body signals generosity and sympathy, while throat laughs suggest shrewdness. Inside laughs show good nature. no-smile laughs imply cruelty. Explosive laughs mask bluffness. rare, bright eyes reveal large-hearted souls.
The article notes lower cancer rates in the southern states and southern countries compared with other regions, implying regional differences in cancer incidence.
Hot vinegar dissolves hardened paint and softens brushes dried with paint. Boil vinegar and simmer the brush in it for a few minutes, then wash with strong soapsuds for a like new brush. It also removes mortar and paint from window glass.
An airedale terrier began as a cross between the otter hound and the black and tan wire haired terrier. It was little known outside Yorkshire sixty years ago as a shaggy mongrel. After eighty years of selective breeding it has lost most hound blood and become a sturdy, well marked breed.
The quote states true education aims to cultivate joy in right things not merely obedience. It argues to love industry, purity, and justice beyond mere duty, urging a deep hunger for virtuous living.
Grit notes that many boast of being self made, yet others do not share their admiration. The author urges deeper introspection to curb conceit and to consider true achievement beyond personal claims.
A historical note suggests using common salt mixed with fine soot or alone for whitening teeth. The soot allegedly makes teeth very white while the salt hardens gums and adds a glitter to enamel.
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