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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
8
The piece explains relative humidity and how moisture in the air reaches saturation. It links humidity levels to temperature effects on individuals and urges personal responsibility to consider others while pursuing self care and meaningful life beyond routine.
A short reminiscence recalls five year old Douglas Fairbanks in Denver who loved a bright tailor shop across his bedroom. He later told his father he would become a tailor so he could stay up all night as long as he wished.
A dialogue from the Boston Transcript notes the temperamental nature of grand opera phonograph records. Salesman praises the records as the finest achievement while the critic laments unreliability and inconsistent performance.
Japanese interests acquire a substantial land tract in Bolivia and claim ownership of 20,000 square miles in Peru. The move highlights a broad agricultural and mining strategy as part of their regional expansion.
The Filipino House debates in English mark a first as reporters note literacy rates, education, and independence goals. Resident Commissioner Jaime de Veyra and his wife Mrs. de Veyra are highlighted for their public service and advocacy, with details on their family and influence in Washington.
The woodcock shows one of nature's best protective colorings. Its bright eyes aid night work but can betray it. The female is larger than the male, weighing eight to twenty seven ounces. The woodcock is a glutton and often fat. It can fly lazily or swiftly depending on the situation.
In Fiji islands whale teeth are used as money. Teeth are painted white and red with red teeth valued about twenty times as much as white. The system assigns value by color.
In historical sketches, John Stork Ravenscroft, North Carolina’s first bishop, is described as treating his clergy like his own children. Marshall Delancey Hayward notes Ravenscroft’s mutual affection, calling him a paternal figure who "loved the children" and was loved in return. The quote about not trading his fourteen boys reflects his pride.
The Ohio State Journal notes girls use excessive naming for garments such as overnights and step pants, arguing that if they adopt our style they would be called step o pants. The unsigned observation reflects fashion vocabulary debates in the era.
Maximo Ow Kalaw argues that independence should come when a stable Philippine government exists. He cites Cuba’s example under the Jones Act and calls for U.S. commitment to decolonization, proposing options from a League of Nations to full sovereignty without conditions.
A neighbor visits Edward at the shop on Saturday and asks about the day’s poultry. Edward replies that they have alive and dead chickens, showing his budding knowledge of the family business.
Government scientific committee reports the potato’s feeding value hinges on moisture and nitrogen content. When two varieties are similar in moisture, nitrogen levels inform quality. Separate note mentions abuses and divorce rights for wives in Abyssinia reflecting distant legal norms.
Y P S C B Miss Laska Gray Panshoeen Mr Rual Wade Secy meet at the Christian Church Roy NM every Sunday evening at seven. A cordial welcome to visitors. Services on the second Sunday of each month at 11 am. Fourth Sunday each month at 11 am and 4 pm. Communion served at morning service. Pleasant View First Sunday of month at 3 pm. Mills 3rd Sunday at 10 am and 8 pm. Pastor W Ean shows in Croft area.
The notice announces monthly worship on the first Sunday with services at 6 30 p m led by Pastor W A Dawn and Reverend Mi. The schedule specifies morning and evening service details under Pastor Dawn.
The notice lists Mass times for a church with two morning services at 8 and 10 oclock and an evening service at 7 80 p.m. indicating a revised schedule for parishioners.
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