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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1929
Page
7
For sale one good roan team of horses six and seven years old weight 8 000 lbs also baled straw priced 12 dollars per ton delivered contact Wm T Paarlberg 167th St one mile east of Chicago Road phone Harvey 1607R1 16-2 Fresh cow and calf Tromp Bros at Ninth Ave Phoenix phone Harvey nae 4 16-1
Information on US navy hydrographic offices and ports for mariners to obtain up to date charts and publications. Mentions 19 branch offices in principal seaports and possessions providing latest nautical information.
In January and May, Tokyo hosts major wrestling bouts where champions compete in a sand arena. A wrestler loses if any part of the body except the soles touches the ground or if forced out of the circle. Matches continue for nine days.
An early guide explains testing air for carbon monoxide by exposing a canary or white mouse in a cage to the atmosphere. The animals typically lose consciousness before lethal concentrations affect a human, presenting a crude warning method.
Dean Inge argues in Our Dumb Animals Magazine that the nineteenth century discovery of common blood with animals imposes new ethical obligations. He criticizes the clergy for failing to preach this duty and urges public conscience to embrace humane responsibility.
The ancient Egyptian year ran 365 days based on the solar season not lunar cycles. It had 12 months of 30 days plus five extra days at year end, forming a 365 day calendar used to track seasonal cycles.
Miss Julia Grace and Miss Kate Sa write of Chicago visited the Verhoeven family. Jewelers, travel to Denver and Kansas City, plus Benton Harbor mineral baths. The Dalton Concert band resumes rehearsals under W. W. Price with openings for players. John G. Hruby opens a nickel show at Lund's Hall promising high class, moral entertainment for five cents nightly.
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