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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
5
The article cautions that rhubarb leaves contain oxalic acid and can cause poisoning, even fatal outcomes, while recommending green vegetables like spinach and kale as safe. It notes rhubarb stalks are wholesome for sauce or pie filling.
Irvin 8 Cobb the humorous lecturer visited a Mississippi village on a southern tour and dined at a local restaurant. He quipped with an aged kitchen helper about the bill of fate, dramatizing ham eggs corn bread and coffee as the order.
The piece recounts rumors from early World War I claiming an angel with a flaming sword blocked German troops at Mons, prompting British retreat. It notes the report originated from an imaginary poem titled She Angel of Mons by an English clergyman.
Paris commissions engineer Emile Desvaux to draft plans for a municipal moving sidewalk to run below street level beside a new subway under construction. It would carry pedestrians at about five miles per hour with platforms possibly forty feet underground in some sections.
England hails Miss Breeze as the potato queen for her success in creating new potato varieties. A bachelor of science, she began hybridizing skills at Cambridge School of Agriculture and later refined them in practice.
Alexandra favors pear motifs in her art and attire. She is frequently photographed or painted with pears, a signature element of her public image.
Fairbury plans a new wading pool in the city park near the children's play area. The facility will be supervised by a constant guard to ensure safety for small children. In other notes, Jefferson County reports the first threshing results from Winstead area with yields around ten to fifteen bushels, and ongoing harvest conditions across the region.
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