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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
3
A disrupted service narrative describes workers restoring communications as telephone lines failed during a church installation. The piece notes technicians coordinating with electricians to reestablish the network and the shift to a new centralized system.
Flood conditions surge along the Columbia River driving high water and sand movement. Residents report river banks eroding and debris along the shore as warnings spread to nearby communities.
A historical note describes how Americans eat peanuts in many forms and outlines global peanut production. It praises future growth and mentions China Japan Kobe Osaka Shandel Citoa and Spain as sources of peanuts, comparing international tastes to the American market.
A southern clergyman recalls offering secondhand clothes to a colored man out of work. The man’s wife accepts the bundle and, while the clergyman waits for gratitude, returns with a remark that the man thanks him yet declines parson’s clothes and questions anything suited for no man.
Prof Annette B Hopkins of Goucher College says fixing sectional accents and colloquialisms must start young, as most people are set by seventeen or eighteen. She notes four years of college often fail to create a speaking vocabulary free of local pollution.
A fragmented page shows a quirky mix of quotes about education and fear of law, plus sale notices. It lists a few city lots for sale with easy payments and 134 acres near a depot for business use. Auto bargains are also advertised by Ackrey & Miller.
The article reports Sir William Orpen and Professor Arthur Keith discussing observed physical changes in men over time. They describe stronger jawlines and a shift toward a strong silent type, suggesting genetic or environmental factors shaping appearance and character.
Many flock to the Isle of Vines south of Cuba for radium water “emanations” touted as remarkable. Four wells at Bauta Fe and eight near Santa Barbara attract guests to primitive baths with simple canvas treatment, room rates of about 8500 per day, and basic procedures explained.
An incomplete Australian note describes white nesthen thefts from a Peogo region, with mentions of a federal Keene fee Pie and an investigation by the penlagion department. It references Mel Prtereevee and Conebergy Scheeiow Moeeiter as part of the unverified material and notes a telewriter J Soeddlan comment.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Edgar Salrus recounting P.T. Barnum’s era of showmanship. He mentions an elephant named Alpha swallowed a bar, a difficult rescue involving a rope and an unusual procedure, and Rufe’s assignment to assist despite danger.
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