Woman Learns Beef Cuts Aid For Households
A meat forum led by George Kramer urges housewives to learn more beef cuts and their uses. Demonstrations weighed a western beef side to show how each cut contributes to price and yield, highlighting the gap between popular porterhouse and less desired cuts and urging greater use of everything from shin to chuck.
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George Kramer
New York
United Master Lutchers of
America
Mr. Kramer
Life and Literature of Tomorrow, Ohio Club Women Hear
Mrs Rose V S Berry of California the head of fine arts for the General Federation of Women's Clubs addresses the biennial meeting urging better English usage and rhythmic verse to counter grim realism. She warns current American literature overemphasizes darkness and suggests solutions lie in brighter tones and optimism.
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Geo. Elliott McCormick
Rose V. S. Berry
California
Department of Fine Arts
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ohio Federation
Reading requests Reach Ohio Federation Chairwoman
Mrs. Robert Morris of Toledo, chairwoman of literature for the Ohio federation, reports numerous requests for lists of reading material. The effort reflects active interest in local literary programs and may spur future distributions and organizing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morris
Toledo
Ohio Federation
Aicria
Civil War Is Destroyer of Irish Hotels
The Irish civil strife is described as a mean burden on travelers and hotel guests. The piece notes disruption to lodging as conflict intensifies, highlighting hardship for those needing shelter during unrest.
Purdy Parker Smith and Sylvia Parker Departed
Minie Blanch Parker Smith born July 21 1896 and Sylvia Adessa Parker born Nov 15 1901 died July 10 1922 aged 26 and 21 respectively. They leave a father mother three brothers Edward Gerald Chris and three sisters Clara Parker Mrs Zora North and Mrs Mamie Grimm. The obituary asks not to call back the departed and closes with hopeful religious verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minie Blanch Parker Smith
Edward Smith
Alice
Sylvia Adessa Parker
Edward
Gerald
Chris
Clara Parker
Zora North
Mamie Grimm
Parker Family Thankful for Support After Bereavement
The Parker family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and flowers after their loss. They thank Rev Pedicord for consoling words and L R Andrews for sympathy and aid.
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Pedicord
L. R. Andrews
Riley Parker
Pinkham's Compound Tops Women's Medicine Sales
The ad notes Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the leading medicine for women's ailments with nearly 3,000,000 bottles shipped in 1920 from the Lynn Massachusetts factory. It mentions branches in Canada and Mexico and promotes safety and herbal ingredients without harmful drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkham
Lynn
Massachusetts
Canada
Mexico
Lydia FE
Syracuse girl to see mother after seventeen years apart
Margaret Schener of Syracuse may reunite with her mother in seven teen years after policewoman O Connor located her in a Springfield rooming house. The girl, deserted by traveling solicitors, is staying at the House of the Good Shepherd while contact is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Springfield
Mass
Margaret Schener
Syracuse
N. Y
O'Connor
Margaret
Ohio coal operators wary of reopening mines amid rail strike
In Columbus on July 19 the state’s coal operators expressed skepticism toward President Harding’s call to reopen mines. They warned that resuming operations would face a railroad strike and questioned who would handle mined coal. One mine owner said miners’ remains would be held until week’s end and buried simply if unclaimed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Prest Ont Harding
Potters
No One Claims the Bodies of Dead Miners
Wellsburg West Virginia July 19. While plans for the funeral of the dead sheriff go forward the bodies of the three miners killed in the battle lie unclaimed in the morgue. Identification of two has been established and hundreds file past the slabs where the union miners lie with no claimant in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsburg
W. Va
Beaded Apron Enhances Crepe Frock With Beaded Trim
A tan crepe de chine base hosts an elaborately beaded apron design evoking Joseph's coat. Ange sleeves feature a bead band. the bodice shows Egyptian motifs and a wide multicolored border. The front and back beaded apron defines the frock.
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Joseph
Paris Students to Use Pershing Stadium
Paris officials will convert Pershing Stadium into a drill ground and track space for boys and girls. Work is under way to reconstruct the arena near Joinville-le-Pont, following a suggestion from the international Olympic committee.
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Paris
Joinville-le-Pont
Father and Son Banquet by Kiwanis Club Planned
A Kiwanis club meeting on Tuesday plans a father and son banquet at the First Methodist church starting at 6 pm with about 110 attendees. Rev. M. E. Chatley will speak on father son relationships, Martzolff class ladies will provide chicken dinner, Kiwanis quartet to sing, and future wives and daughters banquets hinted.
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Kinwanis Club
First Methodist Church
Martzolff
M. E. Chatley
Christian Church
Kiwanis
Oil Price Cuts Hit Five Eastern Grades
Pittsburg July 19 five eastern grades of crude oil were cut 25 cents per barrel by the Joseph Seep agency and Standard Oil buyers with the new price effective today at 10 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Joseph Seep
Standard Oil
Blue Devil separator used as cream separator sweetener grease
A terse note discusses a separator nicknamed Blue Devil described as a sweetener and grease separator for a cream device. The date sequence 7 17 19 21 appears as a cipher or indexing cue referencing the item.
Presented Plays in Clever Style at University Hall
Gay Mac Laren staged The Governors Lady and Dulcy in Ewing Hall on Tuesday afternoon and evening under Y M C A sponsorship. Large audiences saw Miss MacLaren carry both plays solo, excelling in leading roles and delivering convincing dialogue. Her Mrs Slade in The Governors Lady drew strong emotional responses, while Daley in Dulcy showed the character’s whimsy and ambition.
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Governors Lady
Lenin Murder Report Debunked by International News Service
The Moscow report claiming Nicolai Lenine was murdered is false. International News Service established today that the Copenhagen origin of the report is unreliable and the claim is untrue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nicolai Lenine
Copenhagen
Gulf Stream Depth and Width Noted at 3000 Feet Deep
The Gulf Stream is described as about 3000 feet deep with a width extending up to more than 300 miles, according to the report.
Cliftonville Mine Attack In Brooke County Leaves 61 Prisoners
Steubenville reports quiet returns to Cliftonville after Monday's fatal gunfight at the McKinley mine. Brooke County sheriffs add 18 prisoners for a two day total of 61. Steve Tinkody, a 32 year old naturalized Hungarian, says plans for the assault were made months ago and weapons were secured at Wellsburg. Courts will convene after the grand jury to indict participants in the Cliftonville invasion and the deadly clash, the worst since Herrin, Illinois.
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Steubenville
Cliftonville
Brooke County
McKinley
Steve Tinkody
Herrin
Illinois
Slim Seward Seen as Strong County Recorder Contender
D. K. Slim Seward, Republican nominee hopeful for county recorder, is praised for qualifications and a pleasing personality. His seven years with Moler Auto Sales built broad support, and his notary public credentials plus fraternal activity with the I O O F and other orders bolster his bid in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K
Slim) Seward
County Recorder
Moler Auto Sales Company
Seward
Athens
B. Poo
Emory Law School Opens to Women Students
Emory University law school in Atlanta has opened its doors to women students, marking a milestone for gender inclusion in the institution's legal education program. This change expands access for female applicants to the law school.
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Law School
Emory University
Atlanta
Italian Prince to Wed Widow of Impresario
Mrs Oscar Hammerstein widow of the late impresario announces plans to wed Prince Oleg V Radomar youthful cousin of the Italian King within a year. He is in his early twenties while she is considerably older. The prince is currently in Smyrna working for Standard Oil Co.
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Oscar Hammerstein
Impressario
Oleg V. Radomar
Smyrna
Oi! Co
Albany village discovers beauty of shade trees in light plant prep
By The Way By the Way Albany learns many shade trees on Howard Coe land as crews prepare to string wires for a new electric light plant. Coe had agreed to let the village place brush on his premises and may need to buy more land.
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Albany
Howard Coe
Man with money to own Albany railroad street house
Workmen on a new building in Albany were asked who would own the finished home. Their reply was a concise: some man with money.
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Railroad Street
Albany
Messenger
Rail labor dispute in watchful waiting stance
The July 19 report notes the rail strike situation entering a phase of watchful waiting with little new development in the past 24 hours. Observers see a possible path to peace via wage scale revisions submitted to the United States Labor Board, with unions to raise wage questions with each railroad and, if no agreement, the dispute sent to the board for prompt action.
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Chicago
Sen
United State Labor Board
Labor Board
Brotherhood of Railway Maintenance and Ways
Telephones in Ohio show sharp subscriber gain
Ohio public utilities commission figures reveal 22 258 more telephone subscribers in the state than a year ago. At the start of 1922 Ohio had 808 018 users, up from 785 755. Ohio Bell leads with 363 305 subscribers among 487 companies. Total last year service expenditures reached 28 071 842 and plant investment rose to 218 147 378.18, with taxes totaling 3 059 819.66. Officials predict rapid growth toward one million users.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Ohio Telephone
Troops Deployed to End Gas Workers Strike at Coblenz
General Aljen, commander of American forces on the Rhine, dispatched soldiers to Coblenz to compel municipal gas workers on strike to resume their posts.
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Coblenz
Aljen
Rhine
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