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Newspaper

Thomson Review

Location

Thomson, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1926

Page

2

Whiteside County Leads Chicago Market With Beeves

John Hammer topped the Chicago cattle market on an Illinois city day, selling a shipment of yearlings at 12.20 per hundredweight. About 12,000 cattle were on the market, with Hammer selling 95 head averaging roughly 1100 pounds. The range-bred Herefords were smooth, thick-fleshed and strong gainers, continuing a local feeder tradition of topping markets.

John Hammer Morison Illinois Chicago John Mr Hammer Kansas City

Preserong Pewter Care Tips for Clean Ware

The passage advises washing pewter in warm soapy water after use, then drying with wheat bran and a soft cloth. For very dirty pieces, a paste of whiting and alcohol is rubbed in, followed by polishing with a soft cloth.

Ice Telescopes and the Ice Glasses Discovery

Metius, a telescope pioneer, reportedly traced optics to boys at play on ice. They used rolled copy books as tubes and added ice ends to peer at distant objects, inspiring early magnifying ideas and viewing methods.

Metius

Early English Bible note on 1588 Paris edition

The Great Bible edition printed in Paris in 1588 was supervised by Miles Coverdale who had earlier published the first complete English Bible translation in 1535. The note outlines Coverdale's role in the English Bible’s early history.

Paris Miles Coverdale

When Quarrels Are Wise and Air Cleansing Quotes

A reflection on quarrels showing that some disputes clear the air. It advises to believe in one's right at start but remain open to the possibility the other side is right. The piece notes the quarrel to avoid is one that simply breeds another change.

Farmer's surprise gift for whist drive ends in laughter

A farmer buys two tickets for a whist drive to please his wife. She doubts she can play but he insists the outing will be enjoyable. The light moment highlights small rewards in shared leisure.

Deaf Education Pioneer Gallaudet and Clerc Inaugurate System

The test school for the deaf began in 1817 in Hartford Connecticut. It was funded by several supporters including Doctor Cogswell who had a deaf daughter. Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet collaborated with Frenchman Laurent Clerc to establish the teaching method.

United States Sartford Conn Doctor Cogswell Thomas Hopking Gallaudet Clerc Inguge

Standing Army Emerges in Charles II Era British history

The text notes a rise of a formal standing army in the reign of Charles II. It cites 1661 as a key year linked to feudal center extinction, mentions the first five infantry regiments created between 1633 and 1680, and records 1695 forces at about 7,000 foot and 1,700 cavalry with a total around 130,000 including horse and foot.

Serge from China links textiles to France origins

Serge from China traces two textiles cretonne and cambric to French towns Creton in Normandy and Cambrai. The term Serge entered England from China in 1660 and the Latin origin Ching Setica helped shape the modern word serge.

Engin France Normandy Creton Cambrai China

Mars Inhabitants Said To Possess High Intelligence

Scientists conclude Mars is inhabited and approaching Earth’s desertlike conditions. Proponents claim Martians possess advanced intelligence to cope with harsh living conditions and environmental challenges.

Mars Earth

First Clasp Knives Rise From Flanders Origins

Clasp or spring knives became common about 1650. They originated in Flanders, a center of many industries well before that period. A knife cleaning machine was invented in 1844 by George Kent of England.

Flanders George Kent England

Snowstorm Poem by a Young Writer

A short poem describes a slow snowstorm covering the ground and frosty scenes. The blizzard ends, revealing a white world with sun afterward. Written by Johnie W Milman, age 14, the piece invites other students to contribute similar poems.

Johnie W Milman

Out of Balance The Young Bride in Desperation

A young bride laments failing finances as she struggles to tally household expenses. She asks for guidance on adding up groceries and daily costs, highlighting mounting confusion in managing money and household accounts.

Barbs Horse Strain Tied to Moorish Spread in Iberia

The Barb horse, a renowned fast breed, is traced to Moorish introductions into Spain during the Middle Ages. Its lineage influenced English thoroughbreds, with blood said to contribute to turf performance and speed.

Sarbary Spain Engad

What Shakespeare Said on Prosperity and Tone

A misquoted line from Love's Labour's Lost appears in a playful note on how prosperity and tone depend on the listener rather than the speaker, reflecting a literary quip about reception.

Organ of Grecian Origin in Europe

The organ, first used by Greeks who brought it from Alexandria, entered Christian churches around 657 and soon reached western Europe. The Haarlem Bolland organ is among Europe’s largest, featuring 8,000 pipes and 60 stops.

Greece Alexandria Europe Haarlem Bolland

Juntas in European History Emerging From Spanish Councils

The term junta refers to early provincial Spanish councils that opposed French invasion during Napoleonic 1808. It also marked the leaders of the Whig party in England during William and Mary and in the reigns of Anne.

Spain Napoleon France Engand William and Mary Anne

Heart Staff Every Woman’s Heart Touched by Baby and Button

A Herald report notes how a baby and a man with a button stir strong feelings among readers. The piece reflects on care, emotion, and community response to a troubling incident.

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