Gains in Trade and Industry Steady Amid Disputes
Industry held gains last week with steel mills at about 75 percent capacity and steel prices firm. Prompt shipments dominated over futures, while railroad car loading rose to 646000 with rain aiding volumes. Coal shipments fell due to strikes, but overall freight rose as demand was stimulated by lower July rates. Market opinions split on a possible strike, with union officials predicting a walkout. Crop prospects remain uncertain amid hot dry NW weather boosting winter wheat prices. Federal reserve rediscount rates cut to 4 percent supports no early hardening in money rates.
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Do Real Arisi
Clergy and Doctors Oppose Gland Traffic Ban
Chicago ministers join physicians in condemning proposed legislation to ban traffic in human glands. Reports say measures to permit gland transplantation between living persons sparked moral debate. Several ministers deny the operations threaten humanity, insisting the issue concerns only those involved.
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Raporfs
Egas
Cantaloupes Rot As Growers Halt Picking
In Brawley California cantaloupes worth about a million dollars rotted on the ground as growers stopped picking for a day. They accept the loss to prevent eastern market overstock and to enable eventual profits.
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Divine Guilty of Murder in West Virginia Labor Turmoil
Rev. J. v Wil burn of Charleston was found guilty of murder in the second degree by a Jefferson County circuit court jury for fatally shooting a Logan deputy sheriff during miners disturbances in the southern coal fields last August.
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Rev. J. v Wilburn
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Jefferson County
Quilt With 30000 Pieces From Birmingham Woman
Miss Ella Wiley of Birmingham Iowa finished a quilt containing 20000 pieces of cloth and countless stitches. She worked on the quilt for many years by herself, completing the project in her village.
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Miss Wiley
Three Die In Abandoned Mine Near Hartford Arkansas
Three picnic party members suffocated in an abandoned mine near Hartford Arkansas. Three others were overcome and in serious condition, authorities report a rescue effort is underway.
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Hartford
Ark
Moonshine Death Ties Nebraska Man to Ill Rum
Lincoln Nebraska Roy Robbins operator of a cream station at Guide Rock is alleged to have bought imitation whisky from Tom Killough of Guide Rock, drank it and died shortly after. Killough was arrested and jailed on a complaint charging him with manslaughter, according to a report to State Sheriff Hyers via Deputy Hedge.
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Harding backs labor board as rail strike looms
News review notes President Harding pledges full support to the federal railway labor board amid union warnings of a strike on July 1. It covers wage disputes, contracting practices, and hoped policy moves, with references to the A F of L convention, transportation act, and looming tariff and bonus legislation.
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Voters authorize school bond. multiple Iowa notices surface
Iowa items report a $90,000 school bond in Quimly and varied local developments. Hart Shaeffer drowns while rowing. Ack ley Journal editor George Althouse resigns postmastership. Cedar Falls elects Mrs Edward Short state president of Service Star Legion. George Heisey named assistant U S attorney. Iowa colleges report 1200 enrolling for summer session at Ames. many public notices cover elections, arrests, accidents, and examinations statewide.
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Fred Miller
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0. C. Sommer
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Jack Thomas
R. P. Bolin
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Fred Lacrossé
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Supreme Court of Iowa
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Fruit Cake Recipe and Spinach Dish Featured
A vintage home feature includes a fruit cake recipe with detailed, step by step instructions and a spinach India style dish. Practical kitchen guidance blends with a short moral note on living simply and truthfulness in entertaining guests.
OVEN COOKIES AND HERMITS RECIPE COLLECTION
A vintage recipe excerpt outlines hermit cookies with sour cream brown sugar butter eggs and spices. molasses cookies with New Orleans molasses cinnamon ginger eggs sour milk soda and flour. melanges of molasses cookies and a plain cutter cookie. notes on baking in moderate and slow ovens and a Poor Man recipe with drippings brown sugar molasses soda and flour.
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New Orleans
Ike
Intervola
DYSPEPSIA RELIEF CLAIMED BY LOCAL MAN
H Mohr of 1128 Fourth St St Louis reports lasting relief from dyspepsia after using Tantac for two years and credits improved appetite weight gain and reduced headaches and dizziness to the remedy He praises Tantac as wonderful and says it is sold by all good druggists.
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Taniac
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Publicized by Patient
A Churubusco New York woman describes long backache relief after five years under a physician and endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and backache. The letter urges all women to try the medicine, claiming it safe for all ages and free of harmful drugs.
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Churubusco
N. Y
Lydia
Pinkham
Free Miner
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miner
We Shall Double Our Efforts by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
A Boston Transcript quip notes Doyle’s remark on seizing an opportunity to work in heaven, framing it as a musing on motivation and attainable ideal. The brief reflects a witty editorial tone and literary reference.
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Arthur Conan Doyle
Boston Transcript
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