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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1925
Page
7
A humorous New York Sun item recounts a young man leaving a barber and describing his new haircut to his wife. She feigns amusement while revealing her disappointment with the bold style as she notices the shining head and the hair ponies.
The phrase get your goat is of uncertain origin and may derive from goatee. Modern lexicographers suggest goat is a contraction of goatee, the chin beard. If true, pulling a goat’s beard would be a humiliating insult.
Doctor Stanley meets with Morris to discuss John R. Hamilton known as Ken shaw the Adenic tragedy survivor and banking genius. Hamilton's family perished in lifeboat disaster and his rescue involved covert actions and a intended submarine joke. Hamilton is offered a twenty five thousand a year position once he resumes work. Morris plans daily visits while recuperating in the sanatorium, with two nurses present.
After a tense dinner Verity and Renshaw confront past distrust and hidden motives. He analyzes her feelings and she explores his strength and restraint while servants grow wary of his presence as a looming showdown approaches. The night ends with a fragile, hopeful parting before tomorrow.
Historian George Bird Grinnell notes Bent s Fort on the Arkansas as a pivotal plains citadel built 1828 by William Bent Charles and Ceran St Vrain. The post endured as a trade and military hub seen by Doniphan Kearney expeditions Santa Fe caravans and later evolved into Fort Lyon after multiple renamings and relocations.
A fragment quoting Bacon on mutual debts and duties. It notes that eight men seek payback and profit, while others should assist by making amends and becoming a useful addition to society. The tone is moral and prescriptive.
Four year old Anne has only seen an airplane high above. A few days ago she watched it and softly said she wished God would come down and take her for a ride.
Travelers left behind on Southern railway trains in Nagland last year include 80 gloves two bottles of whisky two life buoys twenty five saxophones sixty parts of false teeth three artificial legs and six pairs of crutches.
The Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick records the world’s highest tides, often near 100 feet, while Arklow on Ireland’s coast shows negligible tides. Scientists study this variation to understand the causes behind the difference.
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