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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1925
Page
6
Washington report shows the house ways and means committee finishing a tax reduction outline totaling 808,366,709 after eliminating nuisance taxes. It preserves admissions and club dues while slashing or repealing excise and occupational levies and adjusting surtax scales.
A Westminster Gazette dispatch from Shanghai reports Gen. Feng Yu-hsiang has taken complete power in Peking. Gen. Tuan Chi-juo and War Minister Wu Kwang-hsin are virtually prisoners, while Gen. Sun Chuan-fang plans an attack on Manchuria. Twenty thousand troops prepare to land at Yingkey with gun boat support.
Light men arrested at Galatz on the Bessarabian frontier were reportedly summarily executed by Romanian authorities in a plot to assassinate King Ferdinand. A bomb armed with tetanus germs was to be used against the king during a Danube swamp hunt.
Carliest Metals Bronze instruments were used by man long before he realized they were alloys. The Romans were the first to prepare cast iron.
A special machine determines the blue shade by matching fish color. The apparatus lets operators align the hue with predetermined color shades for consistent matching.
A reflective line cites Llurace Greeley on how past times seemed superior to the present era, suggesting a perennial nostalgia across ages.
The Liberty Bell in Philadelphia remains on display at Independence Hall and weighs 2080 pounds.
Nearly 200 million dollars worth of metal was recovered in the United States in a single year from scraps ashes skimmings and other waste generated during metal fabrication.
The quote contrasts cunning with wisdom, noting a sinister edge to cunning. It argues a wise person differs from a crafty one in honesty and ability, drawing on Bacon's distinction between shrewdness and integrity.
Anne Bradstreet named as New England’s first poet. She was the daughter of Governor Thomas Dudley of Massachusetts and wife of Governor Simon Bradstreet. Her initial poetry collection appeared in London in 1650.
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