Elopers Seek Fast Wedding In Canfield County Court
Sally and David flee to Canfield to wed after crossing state lines in a milk truck tale. They secure a license from a curt clerk and await a minister at a white church parsonage while wary of poverty and the farmer hosts who helped or hindered their plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canfield
David
Sally
Millie
Jim Buckner
Buckner
Capital City
Parson
Greer
Chestnut Street
White Church
Main Street
Parson Greer
Mrs. Greer
Unclear Fragment Referencing Big Amount in England and Germany
A brief excerpt notes a vast sum described as a million million in contexts involving England and Germany, but the fragment provides no clear event, date, or entities to establish a complete news item.
Sally Ford Learns Her Orphanage Secret and Fears a Pursuit
Sally Ford, a ward deemed "farmed out" to a phanage, is found by trial. Arthur Van Horne reveals the ruse by Enid Bare wife of a New Yorker. The carnival moves on while Sally and David roam unseen. Mrs Stone pursues, Gus aids Sally’s escape, and David vows to marry her despite fear of discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Ford
Sally
Aften
Arthur van Horne
Enid Bare
David
Mrs. Stone
Gus
Radio Schedule Fragments Across Major Markets
A dense listing of radio programs and orchestral features across stations in New York Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Detroit Buffalo and beyond. Entries name times formats and performers including orchestras Whitney Trio and Watsons Orchestra with networks WEAF WOR and WJZ among others.
Farming Q&A on shipping chickens trees and billion values
The column answers practical farm questions. It notes a freight car for poultry carries about 5 000 full grown chickens or 6 000 chicks. It advises against spraying trees in bloom due to bee harm and pollination interference. It explains the term billion differs by country, being one thousand million in America and in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
France
Letter Golf Board Walks With Seven Par Steps
A playful note hints that a board walk is possible in seven steps to beat the par and appear tomorrow. The odd phrasing suggests a tongue in cheek puzzle or draft golf-related stunt.
Word Golf Puzzles And Example Progression
The note explains letter golf rules: change one letter at a time to reach a target word in par strokes, preserving letter order and using valid common words only. It gives an example from yesterday: rush to rust to rant to rant to want to wait.
Pleasant Relief From Constipation Olive Tablets Ad
A vintage ad touts Dr Edward Olive Tablets as a remedy for constipation and dull vitality. It claims the tablets cleanse the system without riping and restore youth energy. The copy emphasizes a vegetable formula with olive oil and promotes wide usage over calomel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwards
Edward
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin A Popular 1890s Laxative
In 1892 Dr. Caldwell published Syrup Pepsin a liquid vegetable laxative for women children and the elderly. It grew to become the world’s largest selling liquid laxative with millions of bottles used yearly. Families rely on it for relief from headaches biliousness indigestion and more. Free sample bottles offered by mail from Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Workers want 8 hour day kept in Europe
In Geneva April 25 a protest by 14 million organized workers opposed a British plan to amend the Washington eight hour work day treaty. The protest, led by the international federation of employees and technical experts, the international union of League of Nations associations and the international labor syndicate of Amsterdam, says the eight hour treaty is the keystone of labor legislation and would be ruined by any modification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Washington
International Labor Board
International Federation of Employes and Technical Experts
International Union of the League of Nations Associations
International Labor Syndicate of Amsterdam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick J. Haskin
Jim
Millie Buckner
Webster
Medical Corps
United States
Crassus
Julius Caesar
Rome
England
Germany
Sambo Murphy
American the Orchestra
Maxwell Row
WIZ
WCR
Waseda
Ames
Iowa
Wss. Eek
New York
WPG
Atlantic City
Comey Een
Jean Wiener
Silver Slipper
WBAL
Baltimore
Fae Senta
WMAK
Buffalo
KYW
KFKX
Chicago
JWZ
WJZ
WMAQ
WQJ
Oze
Bews
Qamert Oschetiza
Whitney
Daily News
WLIB
Ing Bee
Tae Ash
Ais
WLI
WLW
Cincinnati
Ervey
Bill Doherty
Boulanger
Wsal
Apse Old Counsellor
Cincinnati Dance Music
WTAM
Severint
Bt Adams
Willard Cavaliers
Detroit
WEAF
Ram
WwCx
Watson's Orchestra
Seer
Gael Aaiak
Ces Loanba
Newark
Genia ska—Coloratura
Charles G
WOR
Atlanta
Vice Myers A
Risivo Dug
Ee Atlantic Ees
WGR
Woodcraft League
Ie Teetaer
VanSurdam
Colum
Bandbox Boys
WQS
Jumbia
U100
Boys Orchestra
Glenn Adams
Cities Service Orchestra
Cleveland
Wilard Cavaliers
Vincent Carey
Sedler Orchestra
Studio Natures
WEAP
Dollywood Privolities
Cotton Pickers State
Gotton Ts
Wcco
St. Paul
Nashville
N. Y
Pittsburgh
Little Symphony
Webb
Bellaire
Monroe Coal Co
Ohio
AVRID
Ailikis
Monticello
Illnois
Queturcee
Conyricht
The
Gratine Society
Parrakeets
Europe
Drug, Shoe and Dept
Henderson
Columbus
St. Clairsville
Frank D. Henderson
Catarr
Hall’s
Hall
Price
Freeto Qa
J. Cheney & Cony
Hall's Catarah Medicin
S.S.S
Bess
Brauch
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