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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
8
A wide survey of vocabulary size across professions shows doctors lawyers editors and editors vocabulary ranges. It cites figures from Frank Vizetelly and discusses Shakespeare word counts and long compound terms. It also offers recipe notes and summer fruit soups intertwined with language trivia.
The New York telephone directory is described as the largest single publishing job in the world. It takes five to six weeks to distribute to 960 000 subscribers with a force of over 500 men and pushcarts. The last issue weighed nearly five pounds across two volumes with 1 020 pages and 830 900 listings, and total editions reach about 3 000 000 directories requiring 500 carloads of paper.
The Sabines were an Umbro-Sabine stock living northeast of Rome from Mons Fiscellus to the Tiber. They allied with Oscans, with Samnites as descendants, and Rieti as their chief town. They were conquered by Rome under M. Furius Dentatus, received Roman franchise in 268 BC, and merged after the Social War of 90.
Fragmentary OCR shows a brief reminiscence style excerpt quoting Ralph Waldo Trine about faith bravery and daily steps. No clear news event, dates, or names beyond the publication credit.
National Academy of Science members Prof. R A Wood and Alfred Loomis report death-noise from 100 000 to 400 000 cycles per second. High frequency waves heat water and kill fish in minutes. surface mounds form where directed. Ad note: Red Cross Ball Blue laundry aid.
In a Scottish village McTavish plans to move near London because his crystal radio is too quiet. He explains his trouble to a neighbor who hears of the departure and the practical reason behind the move.
The Soap cleanses and purifies the skin while the Ointment soothes and heals and the Talcum powders and perfumes. No toilet table is complete without them.
A described home remedy suggests relief from gumbo pain by taking a thin strip of fig dipped in milk, toasting it, and applying the warm strip to the swollen gum. The instructions resemble era medical lore and emphasize simple natural aid.
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