Four Thousand War Veterans Studying Farming Efforts
Washington reports over 4,000 disabled ex soldiers placed in agricultural training with another 500 in preparatory work and up to 1,500 approved. Programs group men by education level, creating prevocational streams. A guidance school and unit courses aid this transition amid literacy and language barriers. In Kentucky, minister Andrew Sear is freed for warning moonshiners. his brother pays a fine for the offense.
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Washington
Agricul Mee
Federal Board
Toeard
Bat
Walter J. Quick
Wittepe Tormed
Euidance
Quick
Agricul
Lexington
Andrew Sear
Sears
Bella
The Perils of Cherry Picking at Lawrenceburg
Anthony Steinmetz 61, a retired farmer, was picking cherries on a stepladder when a honey bee stung him. He fell twelve feet injuring his head wrists and ribs in Lawrenceburg Indiana.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Anthony Steinmetz
Steinmetz
Mexico mint revival urged to coin 500 million ounces silver
Nogales chamber of commerce backs a plan with Charles Butters to reform old Mexican mints via a silver producers association. If revived, Mexico would coin 500 million ounces of silver, provide hard money, secure a domestic market, and stabilize prices while funding mint restoration from profits. A committee plans to lobby Gen Obregon during his Nogales visit.
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Mexico
Nevales
Ariz
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Butters
New York
San Francisco
Butters
Salvador
Nicaragua
Mr. Butters
Tfe
Nogales
Cannnece
Orient
Bracey Curtis
Alvaro Obregon
Sonora
Fear Impure Water Protest Signals Urban Health Crisis
Washington D.C. the water supply of a major city faces imminent danger of disease from impure water due to inability to secure vital disinfectants. The Public Health Service reports emergency appeals from ten states and many city health boards as shortages of alum and cholline disrupt water treatment. Surgeon General Cumming notes summer heightens risk and strained municipal systems demand all water sources.
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Washington T. C
Public Health Service
Healtth
United States Public Health Service
Cumming
Free Wedding and Year of Rent in Pentageville
Father Albert F. Rivers of the Church of the Assumption offers to marry the first couple to wed in four years, provide an elaborate reception and pay one year’s rent for an available residence in Pentageville, helping couples avoid rent troubles.
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Pentageville
N. Y
Albert F. Rivers
Church of the Assumption
Flyer With Summons Overhauls Fast Train
Denver attorney Harry G Saunders chased a Union Pacific train by airplane to serve a summons on J D Bird who Saunders says was fleeing Denver jurisdiction. When Bird was to leave the state Saunders hurried to Union Station but missed the train then flew a friend’s plane at 120 miles an hour to reach Hudson ahead of the train and serve the summons.
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Denver
Colo
Harry G. Saunders
Union‘ Pacific
J. D. Bird
Saunders
Bird
Union Station
Hudson
Fall Suit Styles Previewed For Young Women
Fashion notes emphasize early launches by manufacturers to aid merchants before fall wear. August showcases a youth friendly suit with a straight conservative skirt and slim coat, featuring long front tassels and embroidered fabrics. Skirts vary in width while coats trend easy lines and flexible collars that resemble a scarf.
Pin Money Propositions For Women In Town And Country
The article outlines ways women can earn pin money without disrupting home duties. It covers in home shop tasks in cities, small home businesses from millinery to foods, and selling at roadside stands. It notes using parcels post, building customer bases, and offering services like childcare and transport excursions.
Modish overblouse adds variety to limited incomes
A fashionable overblouse enables multiple appearances with one skirt. A smart heavy filet mesh version in jade green reaches hip length with a beaded oriental inspired neckline from shoulder to shoulder. An overmiddy in blue crepe de chine features an allover white bead embroidery.
King of the Clouds crafts a rain joke for bathing suits
The King of the Clouds tells a playful tale about bathing suits drying on a line and a joke that keeps the sun, rain, and Cloud Fairy amused. The king jokes that suits will stay wet, delighting observers and prompting laughter from the Cloud Fairy and sun.
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Cloud Fairy
King of the Clouds
Nurse Fog
Mr. Sun
the Cloud Fairy
Stumper: Father and son in a playful exchange
A punchline joke: a boy hurts while hunting eggs and the father quips that if you want a thing well done you must do it yourself, then turns the joke on himself asking when he last had a haircut. The humor rests on role reversal and thriftiness.
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Wille
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Federal Farm Board
Institutiens Apeat
Association of Mine Owners
Mantae Fienri Raquin
Bois
America
Walter Teed
Prance
Adolphos Mekenazie
Lieut. Robort
Fletcher
United States
Federal Health Officers
Etree
Daddy
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