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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
8
The article explains diamonds are not all sold as jewels as half mined are not good enough for gems yet still useful. It notes their hardness enables industrial uses from vulcanite tooling to pen tips and glasses and motor parts. Diamonds also make filament wires glow after light exposure.
The Postum Company invites readers to request a full week’s supply of Postum at no cost. Those who write for the offer will receive the health giving beverage free for a week. The promotion is described in an ad within this paper.
Ad copy style snippet discusses Willie and adult growth joke. Dr. Pierce's Pellets advertised for liver bowels stomach with dosing notes. Quotation from Goethe contrasts love and age.
French aircraft designer M. Louis Breguet predicts future commercial planes will feature heavy wings for increased lift, air and ground brakes, lightweight yet powerful engines, and frequent flights below 13,000 feet. Cabins will be heated and oxygen supplied when needed for passenger comfort.
A reflective note on gracious living, praising orderly habits and considerate sharing as key to a harmonious daily life. It frames manners as practical acts that shape social ease and personal happiness.
Pathfinder Magazine notes estimates from 1930 placing the world population near two billion, with growth rising about 18 million annually. Asia hosts about 1,071,000,000. Europe 382,000,000. Russia 164,000,000. Africa 143,000,000. North America 135,000,000. and US around 127,000,000, while Russia shows the faster growth at roughly 2 percent per year.
An admiralty designed river gunboat built in a Southampton yard was dismantled into 260 packages, the largest over 20 feet and three tons. The parts were shipped from Southampton to Shanghai for reassembly expected within three months. Shipping in pieces avoids long overland journeys for difficult propulsion. A recent twin screw passenger vessel was mentioned nearby.
A steamer constructed in England was shipped to Lake Albert Nyanza in pieces. The vessel carried a dead weight tonnage of 280. London Answers notes the unusual transport method and the African destination.
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