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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1921
Page
4
A collection of nosological beliefs links facial noses to personality. Cleft noses imply benevolence, thick noses luxury, turned-up noses impudence, aquiline noses high-mindedness, long noses merit, Roman noses adventurous, curved fleshy noses domination, and curved thin noses brilliance with vanity and irony. Columbus’s discovery is attributed to accident while right navigation is one’s own notion.
A reflective set of maxims on love, fear, and social roles. It hints that lovers must truly fall in love before separation, urges telling a spouse heartfelt affection, and notes reciprocal judgments between genders regarding fashion and trends. It reads as aphoristic guidance on relationships and human behavior.
A string of wry quips and bon mots on women men gossip and daily manners unfolds. The Cynical Bachelor chides married life while a running banter tackles vanity pre natal influence and diversions with light humor.
A fragmented prose piece muses on youth independence, curiosity, and restraint. It contrasts romance with common sense, notes the havoc of impatience at the gaming table, and references attire and perception, all delivered in a dated reflective voice.
A discussion explains how humidity affects comfort, noting dry, moving air causes quicker body cooling and discomfort, while damp, still air feels oppressive at similar temperatures. It describes dry and wet bulb thermometers and how their cooling rates indicate moisture and air motion for comfort guidance.
A fragmented reminiscence describes bronze plaques in Cafe Beaies honoring marriages in New York with cryptic inscriptions. It shifts to a Los Angeles mystery where rats gnaw vase tops and carry roses between desks, baffling the real estate man G W Youngblood as he ponders how the rodents reached the flowers.
A pair of four foot otters have been found in a slough along the Brandywine near West Chester, Mas. Reported as the long known Chester otters, they are carefully protected by the property owner. The active animals inhabit a den beside Still water, and observers expect possible young to form a colony in the bank den.
At a London Dickens dinner regret was voiced that Dickens novels are not more popular on stage. Bransby Williams proposes to popularize the Victorian novelist by launching a Birkenhead repertory season. Adaptations of David Copperfield Oliver Twist and Barnaby Rudge will be written by Dickens fellowship members under his direction.
A brief dialogue fragment shows a mother asking how her son would speak to a teacher if he spoke to her as a child. The tiny exchange ends with the boy’s ready, incomplete response signaling behavior concerns or curiosity about authority.
The Kansas City Star extols Gus Warren Barrett as a world traveler and renowned agricultural expert who teaches natives to make white sugar from palm sap. He praises flexibility in cuisine, recounts palm country mastery, and notes cassava paste as inferior unless used with gravy for ease of chewing.
Frank Dilmat recalls a 19th century scene where King George asks labor MP Will Crooks not to worry about troubling times in England. Crooks reassures the king, and a future garden party prompts a royal letter inviting Crooks and his wife.
An ad lampooning a tie shop in Asakusa joins a Red Cross update from New England on course demand and public health nurses. A light humor piece contrasts poetic ideals with commerce while praising Red Cross education and anticipating its future in the region.
A terse communication hints at a tense issue between parties as one reveals a prior, shocking topic. Names and places are unclear, but the exchange signals a developing conflict and unusual personal interest within an ongoing matter.
The editor of Paisa Akhbar Lahore India testifies that Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy has been used many times among children and servants for colic and diarrhoea and always proved effective, according to H. H. Pember, druggist.
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