Miscellaneous Facts Blanked from a 1920s Page
A compilation of varied statements covers technology health industry climate linguistics geography and agriculture. Notable notes include the aurora borealis in 1859 the cocoanut butter process iodine as a disinfectant and the Manchurian wheat yield comparison 1922 vs 1921.
Surprising Facts From Around the World and Industry
The report notes 46 648 locomotives in U S use at year start and outlines diverse items including artificial silk growth in the United States china silk production, weather forecasting at four altitudes for air mail, a loan repaid by a seven cent cake, and San Jose bean can production. It covers labor health cooperation in Minneapolis, forest fire prevention radio talks, a Canadian market artificial silk factory, Yucatan hygiene, a Wales birth record, feed to food conversion by livestock, a London's dog confinement fine, Armenian actresses in Turkish theater, quartz threads, hog cholera serum, Sudan grass farming, peat output rise, New Jersey mosquito manual, India's oil seeds, Hawaiian cane sugar yield, and wartime Poland reconstruction.
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China
United States
Weather Bureau
Air Mail
Hamburg
San Jose
Cal
Minneapolis
U. S. Forest Service
Dominion
Yucatan
Carmarthenshire
Wales
London
Union
New Jersey
India
Hawaiian Islands
Louisiana
Poland
Taffy party notes and local quips from Bloomington Star
A lively column lists village happenings including a taffy-pull at Peruina Fish’s house and worries about the Bixler kids. It records Zeb Stubbins backing light wines, a misfortune for Squire Hansford, Aunt Beckey Jones’s illness, an egg eating contest at the crossroads schoolhouse, and local store talk by Ed Bascomb and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruina
Woman’s Uplift League
Zeb Stubbins
Squire Hansford
Beckey Jones
Cross Roads
Si Plum
George Washington
Pittsburg
Arminta Jones
Hi Johnson
Ed Bascomb
Ed Briscoe
State Highway Construction Bids Sealed in Indiana
Sealed bids for highway construction in Sullivan County Indiana will be received by the Director of the Indiana State Highway Commission at the State House Indianapolis until 1:00 A M December 18 1928. Projects include No 1 FF A No 35 Sec A and F A No 64 Dixie Bee Line Road Sullivan to Standard with 7511 miles in brick bituminous concrete or concrete. Plans cost 5 00 per set except two projects 2 00 each plans viewable at the Commission offices. Contracts awarded to lowest and best bidder with right to reject any bid. Bonds required. J D Williams Director. 1st Insertion Nov 28 1923 2t.
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State Highway Commission
State House
City of
Indianapolis
Indiana
Dixie Bee Line
Sullivan
Standard
Sullivan County
Indiana State Highway Commission
Banks in Washington D C Run by Negro Owners
In Washington D C two banks are owned and operated exclusively by Negroes. A separate cultural note describes Korean girls using bamboo sticks and elaborate plaited grass hairstyles as dolls. A third fact notes corn meal as the main sustenance for about 2,000,000 South Manchurian Chinese.
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Washington, D. C
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Sullivan, Ind
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Harry Dilley
Fen
The
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Europe
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North Pole
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North Pyle
Methodist Episcopal Board of Public Morals
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Greece
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Dearborn
Atlantic Ocean
England
Joseph Pulitzer
Chicago
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Nilesaid
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Charles L. Craig
U. S. Supreme Court
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Kuppenheimer
Styleplus
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Security Loan CO
Citizens Trust Building
W. V. Jennings
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