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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1925
Page
2
A girl on Battersea Bridge tosses a glass vial containing twelve safety razor blades into the Thames. A curious man asks why and she reveals the blades are her husband's, a startling confession in a brief London Mall note.
The Society of Automotive Engineers describes a coach as an enclosed single compartment body resembling a sedan with two close coupled cross seats for four passengers. It features a luggage area at the rear and typically two doors, the front seats may divide and one seat may tilt to access the rear cross seat. Some versions add a second right side door.
The bureau of standards finds no real basis for the idea that pouring hot water on a razor blade damages the steel. In general razors are very hard and boiling water may slightly temper or season the blade but does not meaningfully change hardness or edge quality. The exact effect of hot water on different steels is not well understood and edge impact is likely minimal.
Police Inspector Atkinson recently transferred from Colne to Tyldesley in Lancashire found his cat missing. A Colne police report said the cat returned to its former home after four days. The inspector noted the cat was born at his house and had regularly accompanied him on rounds.
A canal boat skipper sits on the rudder handle smoking as a horse pulls the boat along the canal. A tramp on the bank asks for a lift to the next town and work his passage, and the skipper tosses a rope ashore to pull him aboard. The scene from London reflects a quick clever exchange.
Quote attributed to Comte emphasizing that true education and moral discipline should pursue a single aim to cultivate altruism over egotism, guiding leaders and teachers to foster selfless conduct and social responsibility.
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