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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
11
The text suggests a phenomenon where membrane permeability and growth renewal depend on stimuli such as cold, drought, or injury. It notes that a plant kept in continual warmth may not develop when exposed to winter chilling, while a counterpart experiences growth on return of summer warmth.
The article describes varied beliefs among California Indians, Japanese fishermen, and Ainu about attracting salmon. It notes ritual dances, hiring a wise man to craft an image to lure fish, strict silence to avoid scaring fish, and the unique practice of bringing the first catch through a window to prevent other fish from watching.
A harsh practice in South China mocks drought fears. Brass neck rings with Chinese characters are shared, each marked token placed on a man’s throat. If the token fails, the wearer is deemed damned, risking severe punishment.
A jagged quoted exchange appears to mention a husband returning and plans to dine. Names and contexts are unclear, but the fragment suggests social interaction around a meal. The text is terse and lacks full attribution or setting.
The United States Bureau of Standards reports many weights submitted by American makers fail tests. Delays and inconvenience drive one large seat manufacturer to consider importing weights certified by the bureau. Trouble stems from insufficient factory inspection.
Goat's milk in Naples is a satisfactory and healthful solution to feeding the extremely poor with a food commodity free from deliberate adulteration. With an infant death rate under one year of 155 per 1000, Naples runs lower than major European cities.
On January 10 1870 the Stanchard Oil company incorporated in Cleveland Ohio with capital of 1 million dollars John D Rockefeller elected president incorporators included Henry Flagier Samuel Andrews Stephen Harkness and William Rockefeller
A book penned over a millennium ago cites two poultry breeds raised inChina while modern incubators mirror the methods used in ancient Egypt about 4000 years past.
John W Brown and wife transfer the property to Newton Brown and wife. The deed covers northwest quarter section 1 4 in Unionville Missouri. No further names or dates are provided in the readable text.
Mary and Jrm Hatfield and Floyd Partin spent weekend with friends here. Emma Partin visited Barthel Gabson. Nine Society members met, eleven total after two joined. John left for Mendota Missouri after business on May 20, 1926. Bank resources include loans and discounts, real estate, and cash items totaling $95,084.72 with deposits and capital figures listed. sworn statements of L. C. Davis and F. M. Walter notarized.
Fragmented legal property record outlines land parcels in section 65 21 with several lot fractions and boundaries. Names include Myers Francis D Rice and W D with parcel references 3152.50 and 27B62.50. The text specifies 315 acres in total description for the conveyance or assessment.
Last Sunday saw large crowds as services were held at each location. Pastor Leatherman will be away. Rev J H Thompson from Unionville will preach at West Liberty at 3 30 pm next Sunday June 13. Services at Pollock 11 am with baptisms after. Funeral for Mrs Vermillion at Lemons Methodist Church June 13 at 2 30 pm. Bethany service that night at 8 pm.
A narrative describes relatives gathering at a home with Albert Lawson and family attending a cream event. Margaret May and a committee are mentioned. A speech at Albert Speaks home drew a crowd on Tuesday. Partin was in Kiskeville to see his wife last Friday. Little Juanity Partin stays with her aunt Rue Partin while her mother is at the hospital.
A scrambled line of numbers and values appears, listing quantities, prices, and codes such as 221 20 8.066 45 962 60 5,600 60 2,386.80 1,649 84 461.34 534.00 82.68 1,185 00. The OCR reads like internal ledger data with no clear narrative or named entities.
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