Knoxville recluse lives on peanuts to fund book
WH Peliéy of Knoxville Illinois survived a year on salted peanuts and overripe bananas to save money for publishing his book criticizing current methods of law.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1925
Page
5
WH Peliéy of Knoxville Illinois survived a year on salted peanuts and overripe bananas to save money for publishing his book criticizing current methods of law.
Eastbound and Westbound schedule listings for ORL P and C Q routes with multiple train numbers, arrival and departure times, local and freight services, and daily or Sunday operation notes. Includes Knoxville Branch and fast outbound trains with agent at Russell and McKay notes.
Regular meeting of Cyrus Chapter No 18 R A M set for the second Friday night of each month. W T Carson and Arthur Goodin serve as officers.
A dense roll of radio listings by stations from WSU Atlantic Journal to WCBD Zion detailing times and acts across venues and programs including organs orchestras choirs concerts lectures and variety acts. It lists stations from WEEI Boston to WCBD Zion with times ranging from early afternoon to late night and notes program types from concerts to talks and dances.
A humorous piece offers bizarre tips to stop auto crashes, from bumper shock absorbers and rubber tree planting to nets on mountain roads and talking back to cops. It also promotes Buster Keaton’s new Metro-Goldwyn comedy The Navigator at the Fox Theatre, with a parody of him as a traffic cop under the sea.
A concise note explains that there are no exact word synonyms in English though many terms are close in meaning. It warns against careless differentiation and highlights nuance in word choice for precise expression.
The text explains the rise and fall of waves from crest to trough. It notes water encroaching shore until a crest arrives and creates high tide, followed by the trough bringing low tide. It ends with an advertising aside.
An advertised topical remedy named Joint-Ease claims to loosen stiff swollen joints in minutes. It is sold for 60 cents a tube by Sherman Bros and advertised as effective on knees ankles hips shoulders and more.
An old medicine ad touts Kemp's Balsam as a quick remedy for persistent coughs. It promises to cut phlegm, soothe inflamed membranes, and reduce coughing with a dose taken as needed for 30 cents at all stores.
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