Raspberry King Teaches Professors Raspberry Growth Method
Salvatore Dimeo, who markets 250000 pints from a 16 acre patch, explained to Massachusetts professors and county agents that hard labor is essential to successful raspberries. He outlined elbow grease, sweat, and growing his own bushes to avoid blights, noting cutworms as his main challenge and recounting his woodland clearing for the patch.
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Bridgewater
Mass
Salvatore Dimeo
Salvatore
Colbert W. Peck
Varnell
Hudson River
Mosal
A. van Meteres
W. R. Cole
Theis
Massachusetts Agricultural College
New Jersey
Roston
New York
Sleepers awaken by revolver shot on Parallel street
Residents of Parallel street were awakened by a revolver shot from the home of Joseph Leteiza at 144 Parallel street. Letezia heard someone trying to force the rear door. Police investigate and plan to question individuals tied to Letezia’s disputes. A separate report notes thefts by a thief entering Max Samuels’s home on 517 Ousatente avenue taking a shirt, shoes, pants and a banjo. Antonio Sandula of 284 Green street reports a night attempt to break in through a headroom window. The intruder appeared frightened and fled.
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Parallel Street
Joseph Leteiza
Latezio
Berglar
Meone
Letezia
Max Samuels
Ousatente Avenue
Antonio Sandula
Green Street
Two Happy Homes From Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Two letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound from Goldie Shoup of Mey View Illinois and J Storms of Paterson New Jersey. They describe improving health after use and say strength returned, enabling them to manage housework and uplift family happiness. The ad asks if readers are on the Sunlit Road to Better Health.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Goldie Shoup
Mey View
THI Jnois
Ss. J. Storma
Lane Street
Paterson
N. J
Winsted Boy Drowns After Being Thrown Against Dam
Aug 11. seven year old Jonn k son of Martin lak of 112 Meadow street drowned while playing near the Fitzgerald Mfg company dam by Baya street. He was swept against the gates by an under current. body recovered. Parents survive. a comrade fled in fright.
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Winsted
Jonn K
Martin Lak
Meadow Street
Fitzgerald M’g. Company
Baya Street
New Air Secretary Inducted and Aviation Division Opens
The aviation division of the commerce department launched with William Y. MacCracken Jr. of Chicago as assistant secretary. The post-war airplane Haviland was handed to the department at College Park Maryland for experimental radio beacon work. Towers at air ports will broadcast signals to guide flyers and a new instrument will use radio signals to show when a plane deviates from course.
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Washingto
Department of Commerce
Wiliam Y. MacCracken, Jr
Chicago
Haviland
Commerce Dpartment
College Park
Maryland
Army
Navy
Bureau of Standards
Department
London Says Borah Sounds as Balfour
A London Chronicle dispatch claims Senator Borah’s reply mirrors Balfour’s 1922 note. It says Borah’s stance aligns with a policy the United States rejected, citing a 1922 US debt settlement debate and Baldwin-era debt cancellation talks as context.
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London
London Chronicle
Borat
Borah
United States
the Chronicle
Lord Balfour
Washington
Amerie
Baldwin
Brothers Face Each Other as Witnesses in Court
In City court Deputy Sheriff Herbert Lewis testified for John Laufer against brother William A Letvis after a confrontation at the Locke Steel Belt plant. Laufer was found guilty of fighting with the sheriff’s brother. Will F Wilcox of South Norwalk was fined 100 dollars and 19 days suspended for driving under the influence. Fred Nyse was found not guilty of stealing a bottle of milk. A notice was entered in the case of Peter Finelli charged with assaulting his wife.
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Wills F. Wilcox
Woodward Avenue
Norwalk
Herbert Lewis
Stratford
John Laufer
Honeyspot Road
Lewis
William A. Letvis
Locke Steel Belt Company
Laufer
Fred Nyse
Peter Finelli
Nichols Street
Rich Railroad Once Had 35 Dollars In Treasury
Louisville section reports the Louisville and Nashville Railroad for its financial growth from a $25.45 cash treasury at founding to a current monthly payroll around $6,500. The note frames the contrast between humble beginnings and modern scale in the railroad industry.
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Rich Railroad
Louisville
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain
Advert says McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound tablets provide a pleasant tasting way to gain weight and improve health. Claims thousands benefited, with a guarantee of at least 5 pounds gain in 30 days or money refunded, available at Hindle's Drug Stores.
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Sciense
Codera
Hindle’s
Ohio Prohibition To Shape November Balloting In Ohio
Ohio voters face a dry versus wet choice in November as the Senate race pits dry incumbent Frank Willis against wet former senator Atlee Pomerene. Donahey and Pomerene emerge as potential presidential prospects, with party leaders split over the best path for the Democrats.
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Washington
Ohio
New York
Missouri
Ilinois
Ohia
United States
Frank Willis
Willis
Anti-Saloon League
Reed
League
Pomerene
Atlee W. Pomerene
Wilson
Leian
Wills
Cincinnati
Senate
Donahey
Vic? Donahey
Fomerene
Smith-McAdoo
Mellon leaves Rome for Geneva in light rain
Rome August 1 Secretary of Treasury Mellon and his daughter departed tonight for Geneva amid lighter rain and plans to return via Evsir Tee Rains according to early reports from Rome.
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Mellon
Rome
Secretary of Treasury
Geneva
Eomo Evsir Tee
Mexican priests executed amid unrest in Puebla and Guanajuato
Special dispatches report Catholic leader Md arda Tamariz Orapean charged with sedition in Puebla. Police searched homes and uncovered manifestos of the League for the Defense of Religious Liberty. In Giunguji courts have asked formal charges and held YO for trial, with 50 detained and 160 released. The Guanajuato case involves Correo Del Centre director Arturo Ceniceros Feus and his wife Senora Pena fearing political framing.
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Puebla
Mdnarda Tamariz
Arturo Ceniceros Feus
Correo del Centre of Leon
Guanajuate
Gacels
American Labor Leaves Mexico Alone Says Green
Washington August 11 The American Federation of Labor president William Green said the AFL has not interfered with the Mexican Federation of Labor over religious controversy and will respect Mexico's internal affairs. He emphasized support for religious freedom and guaranteed members freedom to worship without interference.
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Mexico
Green
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Williamsen
Mexican Federation of Labor
Mexican Federation
American Federation
Insurgent Women Incorporate First District Club
The First District Women s Republican Club, Inc. filed a certificate of incorporation in Hartford signaling a new incorporated branch. Existing club members include Mrs Frank L Wilder and Mrs Willard Fleck, with incorporators Catherine Connor Maude Rusceli Grace J Cargill Mary G Sullivan and Anna Healy. The group was formerly the independent club and drops the word independent.
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First District Women's Republican Club, Inc
Hartford
First District
Women's Republcn Club
Frank L. Wilder
Wilder
Willard Fleck
American European Cotton Parley Yields Limited Accord
London August 11 The cotton conference at the American embassy failed to adopt world standards for fiber length. Forty five cotton men attended including nine US representatives and five from the Agriculture Department. European delegates were unwilling to commit but may issue a joint statement later.
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London
Europe
America
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
United States
French Assembly Adjourns Without Debts Action
The French Chamber adjourned without acting on allied debts after a year of upheaval. Premier Poincare signaled continued parliamentary work in the fall as sub-committees examine Washington and London debt accords and contracting details. Leaders expect to reveal documents to Franklin Bouillon and committee members by September, with further sessions planned after recess.
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Pares
Poincare
Finance Na Foreien Atftrs
Finance Na Foreien Atftrs ‘Conmittee During the One Montes’ Recess, M. Darhic
Tinamil
Poineare
Washington
London
M. Franklin Boullion
Foreign Affairs
M. Dariac
M. Ribot
M. Herriot
Fonicare
Alsace Lorraine
National Assembly
Versailles
M. Deriot
Mororcan
M. Cachin
M. Berthon
Drowned body not Walter S Ward in Hudson find
Ralph Ward announced the body found in the Hudson River off Piermont yesterday could not be his brother Walter S Ward as the drowned man stood five feet eight inches, while Walter Ward was taller and more robust, denying a match to the baking magnate's son.
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New York
Ralph Ward
Hudson River
Piermont
Walter S. Ward
America on spree for safety says Chicago club leader
August 11 Chicago. The Chicago Motor Club in a bulletin criticizes the safety movement and speed limits. President Charles M. Hayes warns amateurs pursue drastic bills, arrests over minor violations, and revenue goals undermine respect for law. He urges a sober look at highway safety.
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America
Charles M. Hayes
Motor Club Bulletin
Chicago
Chicago Motor Club
Charles MM. Hayes
Motor Organization
Heera
French Roumania Pact Text Withheld For Public Benefit
A Paris dispatch reports the text of the French Roumania treaty of amity is being kept secret for undisclosed reasons. It may come before the public in a few days. The report notes a three power agreement among France Russia and Italy regarding the Entente ties and arbitration of disputes.
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Francs
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