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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1917
Page
3
A live oak plant sprouts from a cedar pole in New Orleans, about four years old and three to four feet long. Locals believe an acorn entered a hole cut in the pole during limb removal. An Italian chemist’s citrus oil extraction method is claimed not to alter atmospheric air and may transform industry.
A collection of curious statements notes Whitney at 14,002 feet, Arabs predominate in Tunis and French influence governs the city, a windmill in Europe grinds grain for a baker and kneads dough, and advances in automatic X-ray operations promise new dental imaging from the cabinet.
The markets report mixed bids on cattle, hogs, and sheep with quotations from Denver and York. Beaver Creek, Nebraska upland hay and prairie crops are listed with per ton prices, while live poultry and hides trade items show varying offers.
The article surveys early American colonial architecture, noting use of wood over stone, English origins, and regional variations. It describes typical plans, roof styles, timber framing, and white exteriors with green shutters, plus details of a modern small colonial house layout centered on a central hall.
At Meneely Bell company in Troy New York a nearly two ton set of bells, claimed the most costly in America, is being forged for the Cadet Chapel at the United States Military Academy West Point as a gift from Mrs. James S. Lawton in memory of her father Major General Robert Anderson. The chapel, built of stone from local quarry, rises on the hill above the Hudson River, a landmark amid the Highlands.
A crusty business man questions a rude caller about manners as the man complains of being insulted by clerks in the main office. A new rapid-printing machine for photographers will produce 10,000 prints per day from negatives.
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