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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
3
The Cub Reporter humor column muses on love and daily life with playful asides about dinners, shows, and local figures. It jokes about mail, editors, and a running gag about the Gem theater while urging readers to grab the next issue for more funny items.
A heavy powered machine moves across rough country on caterpillar treads clearing land for farming. Its front end tears roots and loads debris onto a conveyor while the rear pulverises soil, preparing ground for planting. Under typical conditions it can clear about three acres per day.
A large guttural voiced woman at the Pawlowa performance in New York reads captions aloud and comments loudly on Paviova’s final Amarilla scene, exclaiming about toes and worship, to the annoyance of others.
A blind mathematical prodigy described in The Lancet could compute roots of large numbers rapidly. He reportedly gave the square root of four figure numbers in about four seconds and the cube root of several figure numbers in six seconds. He demonstrated with the cube root of 465,474,875 in 18 seconds. He performed these feats without writing.
Megrapher Hae recalls Mark Twain's billiards hobby as lifelong and vigorous. Biographer Albert Bigelow Paine notes Twain remained youthful, rarely tired, smoking constantly, and pushing for games into the early morning hours. He kept high pressure and gentle demeanor even after bouts of anger.
In 1820 Canada hosted SST fur farms totaling 578 with 6000000 animals including foxes mink raccoon and karakule sheep. Operations began on Prince Edward Island and spread west to British Columbia with 9300 farms in PEI and varying counts in Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Yukon and British Columbia.
Intensive teaching training is provided for ex-service men at Hornsey Rise Training College under the ministry of labor. The TS week course allows no more than 24 days absence to match ordinary training college length. About 180 students began July 1, all approved by the board of education and the National Council of Teachers, with some prior teaching experience.
The Milwaukee Sentinel recalls a tale told by Rev. Washington Gladden about dreaming of a familiar old house and a dead resident Mr Deshler. In the dream the dog George greets the minister, and the old man explains the quiet barking belongs to a friend. The piece notes the humorous misremembered dialogue.
A Leulaville Courier-Journal selection recalls humanity’s long bond with trees from ancient times to Stevenson. It notes trees as almost sentient beings and cites Stevenson lines about asking a tree for guidance and preferring a tree over a boar encounter.
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports that losses in Canada are increasingly offset by rap development efforts. Officials note a shift in economic indicators as renewable energy and agricultural sectors contribute to overall gains despite earlier declines.
Sam remarks on Miss Giddings laughing at her to Lev. Lev notes Sam rarely sees her due to Loomis laughter. Sam claims not noticing. Lev recalls Sam not being around when he proposed to her.
Over five years more than 100000 forest fires occurred in the United States with about 80 percent attributed to human actions and deemed preventable.
A Natere writer notes foodstuffs are costly for power alcohol production. Waste land in Ireland could grow crops for fuel. Arrowroot cascave and corn are possible in tropical regions, while straw and sawdust may fuel industrial regions.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a child asking for chocolate and a mother warning about quiet behavior. Scene portrays a tense domestic exchange with implied consequences and emotion.
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