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Newspaper

Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1920

Page

3

Afghanistan and the bear's paw in Afghan politics

The piece contrasts Afghan attitudes toward Russia after the czarist collapse with renewed Bolshevik fears. It depicts Afghan character as proud and vengeful, notes women’s seclusion, and cites Abdur Rahman’s military drafts and industrial capabilities. It references Brazil’s empire decline and a 1858 decree freeing slaves authored by Dona Isabel.

Czardom Russia Afghanistan Byabibullah Abdur Rahman Paris Kabul House of Braganza Marquez de Sao Vicente Barca de Petropolis Visconde de Maranguape Rio de Janeiro Isabel Europe

Exiled Brazil Royal Line Honored for 1922 Pantheon Plan

Secretary Colby's Rio visit and reports that Brazil may honor Dom Pedro II and his kin in a national pantheon for the 1922 centenary prompt discussion. Dom Pedro II's Paris death and Isabel's Franco-British ties frame a debate on royal memorials and Brazil’s historical memory.

Colby Rio de Janeiro Esson Brazil Dom Pedro II United States South America Actet Chalmers Adams National Geographic Society Brazl Joao VI Pedro I Pedro II Isabel Escorial Spain Jom Pedro II

Do Fishes Talk A Bell theory on underwater sound

Dr. Bell suggests many fish may communicate by sound. He cites experiments with stones under water and notes drumfish make loud noises. He asserts all fish have ears and posits a hidden world of underwater sound awaiting exploration across three quarters of the earth's surface.

Alexander Graham Bell National Geographic Society Doctor Bell Grand River Ontario

Rats A Costly Pest Across Grain Warehouses Farms and Markets

Edward W. Nelson argues rats are omnivorous and cause widespread damage from grain depredations in storehouses and fields to destruction of groceries furs and textiles. They ignite fires by gnawing matches and damage electrical insulation, pipes and foundations while spreading disease including bubonic plague and triggering major commercial losses.

Edward W. Nelson National Geographic Society

Rats and economic loss from pest damage in the United States

An investigation estimates total losses from rat damage at about 200 million dollars plus indirect costs in health and commerce. With a rat population of 50 million in cities and 150 million in rural areas, destroying property worth a little over a quarter of a cent per rat per day would cover the yearly destruction total.

United States

Crimea the Riviera of Russia and its varied memory

A reflective overview traces Crimea as a Russian winter retreat with diverse peoples and industries. It notes its geography between the Black Sea and Sea of Azov, a 855000 population, Tartars and other groups, and historic links to the Crimean War including Florence Nightingale and Sebastopol graves.

Great Britain United States Crimea Black Sea Russia Perekop Gulf Sea of Azov New Hampshire Vermont Florida California Portugal Cochin China America Europe Riviera Aegean Tolstoy Florence Nightingale Sebastopol Balaklava Inkerman Stephen Graham

Manuscripts Recovered From Torpedoed Ship Vividly Told

Reverend J Alston spoke at Surbiton on behalf of the Bible Society about Archdeacon Dennis a South Nigeria missionary who spent years compiling a six dialect Ibo dictionary and grammar to aid Bible printing. Dennis perished when his ship was torpedoed and his manuscripts were later found wedged in Welsh coast rocks awaiting publication.

J. Alston Surbiton England St. Matthew’s Church British and Foreign Bible Society Archdeacon Dennis Nigeria

Burlesque Politicking Ends in Buffalo Laughter

A father returning from a political convention gave each of his three children a badge bearing a candidate’s likeness. The two older siblings could read and cheered, while the youngest shouted Qarm cow fearing the seal of Indiana showed a buffalo. The scene mixes family life with local political iconography.

Murrah Indiana Buffalo Plain

Lecture on the old days sparks suburban satire

Mrs Jamesworthy and Mr Jamesworthy recount a humorous lecture praising past life while lampooning modern comforts. They compare travel by horse and coach, telephones, and electric lights with today’s conveniences and credit culture, ending with a quip about the electric bill.

Jamesworthy James Worthy Pan Eless Kersmith Wersmith

That Depends on the Law You Employ

A quotation exchange contrasts the value of trials in life with the type of law one uses. The dialogue hints at the idea that outcomes depend on the approach or framework applied in legal matters.

Mozart Began Composing at an Early Age

Mozart started composing very young, shown as a prodigy at four and producing pieces by age five. By eleven he wrote an opera bouffe marking an extraordinary early output.

Mozart

Co ed at the Start among Europe's oldest universities

The note states that of Salerno Bologna and Paris two of the three oldest western European universities allowed women from the start, with Salerno and Bologna opening to women.

Europe Salerno Bologna Paris

Not Hard to Win Success social advice from Detroit Free Press

The Detroit Free Press notes that success and glamor have a dark side yet attaining success is simple with willing effort honesty cheerfulness patience kindness fairness and self fidelity. It asserts many leaders are ordinary people who excel by fulfilling these duties.

Detroit Free Press

Catarrh Medicine Promises Relief Through Blood Purifier

Hall's Catarrh Medicine is promoted as a tonic and blood purifier that works through the blood to reduce mucous inflammation. The ad claims catarrh worsens with poor constitution and urges readers to obtain the product from druggists, with circulars free from J Cheney and Co of Toledo Ohio.

Brall J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Balky Pegasus Gas Or Gas Balloon Rescue

An attendant at a flying field, dripping with sweat from hauling fuel, vents frustration at persistent questions about Nos 11 000 and more. He reveals two stalled planes require emergency gas carried by a balloon to bring them down.

American Legion Weekly

Force of Habit Plagued by Illness at Right Place Shop

In Petunia Austin Akinside laments severe dyspepsia and poor appetite as he struggles with heart palpitations and shortness of breath. The Right Place store proprietor in Kansas City Star reports a brief, distracted exchange as Akinside describes worsening health.

Austin Akinside Petunia Kansas City Star

Garfield Tea Promoted as Natural Cure

An advertisement touts Garfield Tea as a drug free remedy using nature’s own herbs. The brief copy emphasizes a “pink” theme and claims all girls wear it as a fashionable addition.

Nature

Cat's Joyful Purr During Foot Warmer Session

A cat lies on a foot warmer and purrs with happiness. The warm comfort brings contentment as the animal enjoys the heat.

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It

Notices claim many Americans have kidney trouble without knowing it and endorse Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy. A Life Insurance physician notes many insurance declines stem from undetected kidney disease. Sample bottles offered by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY with paper mention.

Kilmer

Youthful Skeptic and Dinner Time Confusion

A fragment shows a child Ada being told by her mother that something was shot by her father. The exchange features the child’s skeptical quip and a question about who held the item during the act, reflecting a domestic scene with Scots dialect flavor.

Ada Father

Well Well Great excitement at the country club

A country club event draws strong local interest as chatter grows about a countryman who allegedly tried to feign a disturbance. Witnesses report surprise and speculation over motive at the gathering.

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