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Fair Deal on Daylight Saving Sparks Rural Backlash
Opinion pieces note farmers oppose daylight saving and favor the old schedule. The text argues the majority should rule and suggests a referendum to ensure a fair decision reflecting both rural and urban interests.
Birds Have Legal Rights Under Migratory Bird Treaty Act
A federal judge in Arkansas upholds the constitutionality of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act in a United States case against a Memphis man charged with killing and possessing a robin. The decision reinforces Congress authority to protect migratory birds and prevents one state from undoing protections, marking progress in wildlife law and bird conservation.
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Arkansas
United States
Memphis, Tenn
Congress
Canada
Grading Public Wool Demonstration in Delaware Pa
A wool grading event in Delaware Pennsylvania featured an expert grader who assessed clips before delivery to the sales association. It marked the first public view of wool grading and offered local sheep raisers a model to compare quality. The piece argues local education improves production knowledge and community understanding of selling processes.
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Delaware
Dinner Tales Bring Courtship and Homey Jokes
A hospital chat turns to wives as a man recalls Miss Mary Wilson and a kiss on an island. A London visitor answers why a drinker’s wife can’t stop him, and an old farmer orders a family carriage with a practical twist about tires.
Opinions reprinted: Boston Transcript defies terror plots
The Boston Transcript argues the United States will not be terrorized by bomb outrages. It says the Republic's law and order, and the people's love of government, are too strong to be shaken by conspiracies in the foreign underworld.
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American Republic
Victor Berger
Sympathetic imagination in daily life and work
A two week old parked car with a For Sale placard prompts discussion on put yourself in his place. The Authorman argues sympathetic imagination helps understand others and avoid racial hatred and aids business and leadership, though it can be a nuisance.
The Rose of June Inspires a Nostalgic Poem
A lyrical tribute to June roses and scents from Taunton to Takoma. The speaker cherishes perfumes, memories, and simple gardens, recalling childhood and old faces while dreaming of possessing more roses to inhale.
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Taunton
Takoma
Celery Based Dishes From Household Guide
A cookbook excerpt outlines recipes using celery including Cream of Celery Soup Celery Croquettes Tomato and Celery Soup and Celery and Macaroni Stew. The methods involve boiling celery in milk or water making sauces adding butter flour and cheese and finishing with browning or simmering for flavor.
Whipped Cream Dramatic Volume Boost from Salt Pinch
A tiny pinch of salt added to cream just before whipping makes it whip to a surprisingly large bulk.
Local social notes from Trimble to Chauncey and Columbus
Daniel McGee of Trimble visited Ellis Avenue hosts I R Fuller. Several families from Chauncey Athens Glouster and The Plains hosted relatives and friends over the weekend and in Columbus. Irene Watkins of Ohio University vacationing at home in Chauncey. Lucille Bradfield returned from Columbus. Emma Bartoe and Ruth Larsson visited Chauncey. travels continued to Raymond City West Virginia with T Belcher family.
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Daniel McGee
Trimble
I. R. Fuller
Ellis Avenue
Neal Helsel
Chauncey
Ethel Holley
Athens
Columbus
Mr. Helsel
Austin Parkhurst
Dorothy
Glouster
D. Rose
J. L. Ferguson
Norma
Kathleen
F. M. McHarg
the Plains
Irene Watkins
Ohio University
Lucille Bradfield
Will Bradfield
Gladys
Emma Bartoe
Buchtel
Ruth Larsson
Nelsonville
Death of Alonzo Betts Follows Mine Injury in Hemlock
Alonzo Betts of Chauncey died in Columbus hospital after injuries from a slate fall at Hemlock mine a week earlier. He was 26 and leaves a wife Miss Hyde, parents William Betts and a large Chauncey network. Siblings and friends note his untimely death and recent surgery recovery news for Dr Sprague’s circle.
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Alonzo Betts
Chauncey
Columbus
Hemlock
William Betts
Miss Hyde
Injured Miner From Chauncey In Hospital After Slate Fall
Charles Leffler of Chauncey was injured at Schuler mine Wednesday morning when slate fell. His right arm was broken in three places and he was bruised. He was taken to Grant hospital Columbus on the ten o'clock train with Mrs. Leffler. Dr. Parks treated him. Matt Kilpatrick and his wife visited Columbus over the weekend. Lindley V. Sprague arrived from Detroit to spend the summer with his parents.
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Charles Leffler
Chauncey
Schuler
Parks
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Leffler
Lindley V. Sprague
Detroit
Mich
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W. V. Sprague
Dinner Hosts Nader Co. Syrian Hotel in Zanesville
Messrs. T. R. Hamilton, Thomas Huffman, Noah S. Harvey, Clarence Haskins and James Bishur traveled to Zanesville Sunday and were entertained at a sumptuous dinner by the Nader Co. at a Syrian Hotel. Bisur and the Nadus, all from Syria, are intimate friends. The Chauncey men report a grand time with excellent Syrian cooking.
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T. R. Hamilton
Thomas Huffman
Noah S. Harvey
Clarence Haskins
James Bishur
Zanesville
Nader Co
Mr. Bisur
Nadus
Syria
Chauncey
Children Day Program At First Christian Sunday School
The primary and intermediate departments plan a Children’s Day program on Sunday evening June 22 featuring playlets recitations and music. An offering will support Foreign Missionary work. Everyone is invited. Dr L E Parks of Columbus staying in Chauncey cares for Sprague during illness. Otto Russell and family visit Chauncey. Andrew Jackson shows improvement at Sand Ridge home. Mrs Jasper Drake returns to Chauncey from Bucyrus. Mrs George Scott and son visit Alex Johnson's family on High Street.
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First Christian Sunday School
L. E. Parks
Columbus
Chauncey
Spragues
Otto Russell
Jackson
Robert Hixson
Andrew Jackson
Sand Ridge
Jasper Drake
Bucyrus
George Scott
Logan
Alex Johnson
High Street
Chamberlains Tablets for Indigestion Relief
Advertisement claims Chamberlains Tablets ease indigestion by strengthening the stomach and aiding natural function. The product is said to produce a gentle bowel movement and improve how one feels after a few doses.
Amesville residents note health update and travels
Mrs. Harry Turner remains in danger despite some health improvement with her sister Mrs. Jessie Shoemaker of Columbus by her side. Prof. George Smith of Pataskala joined relatives at the Beasley home, and several visitors and travelers pass through Amesville including Wayne France en route to Camp Sherman and Captain John Stiers returning from Europe.
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Harry Turner
Jessie Shoemaker
Columbus
Turner
George Smith
Pataskala
D. M. Beasley
Lucile Williams
Athens
Canon City
F. L. Thomas
Toledo
Local notes and incidents from the county town
W M Thompson fills bank post during absence while he attends a bankers convention in session in the city. A White Hall youth, after donning his girlfriend's father's clothes and using a washing machine, returns home in presentable condition. Dr George Peoples and Mrs Peoples were here on business Wednesday. C H Wyatt sold wool for 14 dollars. Lightning struck near Beasley mill causing animal losses at Lisecott and Kuhns properties and minor house damage to Linscott from a gas pipe. Sugar Creek defeated Lathrop 15 to 5 in a Wednesday ball game at Lathrop. Families Linscott and Savers visited Buckeye Lake over the weekend.
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White Hall
George Peoples
Beasley Mill
A. R. Lisecott
Burt Kuhns
B. ©. Carpenter
Linscott
Sugar Creek
Lathrop
Harland
Homer
Eber
Floyd Linscott
Rodney Savers
Oliver Linscott
Buckeye Lake
Infant Orvella May Boudinot Passes Soon After Birth
Obituary notes the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fletch Boudinot born June 1 1919 who died before the day began. She leaves her parents Orris a brother and numerous relatives. The verse laments the short life and parish faith, sorrow and faith in God.
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Orris
Sweet
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Loss
The family of Mr. and Mrs. F. FE. Boudinot expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown during the death of their daughter and sister. Orrlt’s family members join in the thanks.
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F. FE. Boudinot
Orrlts
Labor leaders to face trial next week in Winnipeg
Ten labor leaders arrested Tuesday on seditious conspiracy are to be tried next week according to federal authorities. Officials say talks continue between the strike committee and Senator Robertson to settle the strike. Streetcar service increased to eighteen cars and uniformed police direct traffic on main streets after the old force was discharged.
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Winnipeg
Robertson
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits Around Nelsonville
Mrs. Lizzie Duncan and son Lawrence return to Nelsonville after visiting Mrs. Rock Hysell. Eva H Wert of McConnelsville visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. L Hawk. Abbie Shry of Zaleski visits her sister Mrs. Nettie Six. Barron Six returns from Johnson City Illinois and plans a move to Athens. Dorcas Allison from Athens visits relatives. Children’s exercises planned at M E church next Sunday evening June 22. Everyone invited.
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Lawrence
Nelsonville
Rock Hysell
Eva H. Wert
McConnelsville
L. Hawk
Abbie Shry
Zaleski
Nettie Six
M. E. Church
Barron Six
Johnson City
Ill
Athens
Dorcas Allison
Villa Anger Boils Over as Villa Plans Reprisals
In Laredo Texas on June 19 reports say Pancho Villa may retaliate against Americans in northern Mexico after U S intervention at Juarez. Refugees and travelers cite Villa’s bitterness and claim he would have seized Juarez city if not for U S troops.
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Pancho Villa
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Juarez
German Peace Delegation Refuses Signing Treaty
Paris June 19. German peace delegation including experts refuses to sign the treaty. Weimar correspondent reports the delegation submitted a government report stating the terms are impossible of execution. Acceptance would place Germany in a position as bad as nonacceptance.
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Resolution on suffrage amendment to reach final passage
Harrisburg reports the suffrage amendment resolution has moved from committee and will be reported today. The measure is slated for final passage next Tuesday.
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