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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
2
An advertisement notice notes a position as foreign advertising representative with The American Press Association. The brief item lists duties and contact details for applicants seeking work in an international advertising role.
County agent I J Matthews of Pulaski County Indiana argues against specialization. He cites that farmers with multiple interests like hens cows fruit alfalfa and potatoes earn steady income and invest in home improvements and family needs. A Michigan agent is quoted noting money came only after dropping specialty farming. Farm Life.
An article debates who is responsible for jazz dancing and music. It quotes R W Vigay of the American Society of Dancing Teachers blaming composers and stressing that dancing follows music, with public taste and youth culture cited as factors.
A French scientist reports that all amethysts contain fluorine. Oriental turquoises lack fluorine while Occidental turquoises carry fluorine similar to fossil bones from the tertiary epoch, suggesting these turquoises come from fossilized animal teeth.
Industrial commission report details 50 585 compensable injuries in 1920 with 507 fatalities. Costs reach 5 143 800 in compensation plus 1 300 240 medical expenses. Cook County accounts for 25 541 injuries and 84 250 158 in total costs. Chicago safety drive headlines Make Chicago Safe posters across transit.
The tale recalls Barnum using a daring stunt to save an elephant named Alpha. A boy named Rufe descended into the elephant’s stomach with a rope and retrieved the iron bar that caused the beast’s illness. The feat saved Alpha and earned Barnum praise.
The American Forestry Association warns deadly mushroom poisonings are common and stresses careful species identification. Experts Krieger and Shufeldt urge proper diagnosis to avoid Amanita phalloides poisons, noting some edible mushrooms remain safe only with exact preparation.
Hawaiian pineapple growers push canned crushed or grated varieties for sodas sundaes and pies. Prohibition boosts soft drink demand and novelty beverages. A St Louis brewery launches carbonated coffee and carbonated tea beverages in bottles.
A revival audience hears a man confess past sins including robbery, lies, violence, and drinking while declaring one essential achievement he claims not to have lost his religion. The reminiscence appears in the Western Christian Advocate.
Albert Warden of the Wall district South Dakota uses a motor truck with a rear cage for his hounds to hunt coyotes. He traps doors open to release the dogs, pursuing prey across the Bad Lands to collect bounties on the killed animals.
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