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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1928
Page
2
Jumbled notes cover science, derisive humor, stories and ads. Items include odd science facts on X ray works and elatriqat garments, a Welsh tone lyric, a clothing offer by FERN GREY, household goods and chiropractic services, plus quips and jokes about love, marriage and court life.
The piece notes rising milk production from 1921 to 1926 despite 115,000 fewer dairy cows since 1920. John D. Miller of the National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation warns of annual surplus risks and potential price drops if production outpaces demand. Dr. A F Woods says the U S could meet nearly all domestic needs, with surplus risks if consumption dips or production grows. The article suggests dairy, cotton, wheat and hog farmers may need joint action to manage disposal of surplus.
The passage describes a Gothic window with circular tracery and stained glass, notes weather mentioning cooling, and discusses ancient Spain and Milesius influence on Ireland. It blends stray science, history, and quotes with dubious origins and language.
A Prophetstown birthday gathering for Mr. K Smith aged 14 drew a cadre of venerable locals. Attendees included George A. Brown, Poon Brewer, Davnt Hotelibis, Gilbert Rogers, DK South, Thomas Pivread, Arnett, SG Baldwan, Jay Cleavland, and Emmet Underhill, all residents of Prophetstown. Rogers is father to attorney Myron C Rogers of Fulton and often visits the son’s family.
A fragmentary note discusses the idea that ideas and feelings can be framed in words and translated into written expression, touching on how language conveys abstract thought and meaning.
The readable fragments discuss a variety of topics including plant growth rates in water, a mention of Queen Elizabeth and a church vestry at Dutton Street London, and a stray line about the Flying Tigers. The text is garbled, with incomplete phrases and non-sequiturs across disparate subjects.
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