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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
8
In its efforts to obtain the location of a government mint, Omaha has the backing of practically all the mining interests of the Black Hills country.
The Gates Canter News editor dismisses a woman whose husband wears a nail instead of a button on his pants, asserting she has no business pursuing social reform work.
Dealers report announced price reductions on several auto makes have not yet driven strong sales growth. Farmers anticipate steady cash coming as the harvest progresses with 8000 bushels of wheat to town and corn crops improving. Overall, prospects look optimistic for the fall business as income flows rise.
Temple Manning notes in the Cleveland Plain Dealer how Chinese youth dream of studying in the United States. He says stories from returning travelers fuel a myth of easy riches here and prompt many to seek education abroad, while admissions remain selective for the worthy.
The ad extols building a custom home while lumber prices are rising, urging readers to act now. It claims peak prices from a year ago are passed, suggesting savings and faster progress if they avoid delays. It invites visits to view home designs and get cost figures.
Real estate transfers for week ending June 20 1921 reported by Monroe Davis and Son include Charles K Nispel to John J Gott Lot 3 and 4 bik 111 ly mouth for 1. Lizzie Baller to Bessie Sprague Lot 13 bik 3 Jangen for 10. Anna K Ord to Sallie Kirkland Lot 14 6Ik 12 Mc Dowell's Addition Fairbury 2750. Scientific American notes early German astronomical instruments linked to Cardinal Nikolaus von Cusa with a torque instrument astral globe and a 1444 purchase documented.
A dining car conductor W Shields on Southern Pacific train No 49 from Los Angeles to San Francisco used an automobile to reach a nearby field where an airplane was preparing to take off. The driver tried a two mile chase but failed. Shields warned the pilot and the train stopped at Chowellilla where he reboarded the halted train.
A description of Cowper Coles patent method for creating tempered copper by deposition from a sulphate solution on a rotating cathode with high peripheral speed. The process adds hardness with speed and small amounts of arsenic or sulfur compounds, using sulphuric acid and arsenic oxide in caustic solution.
A terse exchange in Crimson Gulch shows a unanimous stance on enforcing prohibition. Three Finger asserts readiness to seize any real liquor by force if needed, with a dozen stout hands prepared to act by kindness if possible.
Morris Gest criticized blue-law enemies at a Chicago reception, likening them to a book seller. He referenced a priest recommended work titled Loose Stones by Bishop Trevor of England, noting the bookseller’s response about stock and taste.
Nyam notes increasing use of liquid oxygen containers in aviation and mining contexts. The statement highlights growing demand for LOX as aircraft fuel adjunct and as an explosive component in mines.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a cryptic exchange involving Mr Méekioa and the phrase frost dear the temliged, hinting at a tale of memory and weather. The readable bits suggest a historical or fictional reconstruction.
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