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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
2
A column blends sharp satire of a town figure’s conduct with a wry look at social manners. It laments petty gossip, praise of cleanliness, and criticizes a prominent local man while recounting a humorous set of anecdotes about ancient Egyptian court procedure and a flamboyant book tea party.
Passages describe groups of Bedouins camping near the Mahmou dieh canal on the outskirts of Alexandria. Men and women wear loose cotton gowns as they work in the fields beside the water.
A nervous young man finishes a lecture to a silent audience of faculty and female students. He feels obliged to say more but cannot decide what to do. A girl usher gently nudges him to speak, reminding him to catch his train.
Professor J Russell Smith cites a cave dwelling woman as the origin of modern grains through generations of seed selection. He laments that agricultural science today mirrors this limited view and questions whether science has advanced beyond her foundational work.
A story notes the vast U S silver dollar hoard totaling 156 708 960 coins. Experts will count it over sixty days using weighing and a fast coin counting machine. If stacked the coins would tower 835 miles high.
The text contrasts the president's constitutional duty to execute laws with the idea of him making laws as an absolute monarch. It notes the president serves the people, bound by the constitution. It then mentions a Portuguese jury in Villa Franca de Xira applying a new justice method to a counterfeiting case.
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