Free Book Offer For Florida's Food Fruits Recipe Pocket
A free copy of the book Florida's Food Fruits is available from Florida Citrus Exchange. Readers may secure the edition by requesting it at 631 Citizens Bank Building, Tampa, Florida, or through their local dealer.
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Auction sale of Western Front miney showpiece at $18,500
Pieid Marshal flaig on the west ern front has been sold at auction by the Ministry of Munitions for 18500 dollars. Hope will be exhibited throughout ingland.
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Thistle linen paper and a day of shopping notes
A shopper writes of Christmas gift ideas from Ghambertin and Shropshire's, plus a visit to a Bend of Wakefield and Bridgeport shops. She details a Water wave at Madame Vera, lingerie and chemises at JIelen Doyle's, then notes an errand to Stratford to check on Grandmother's health and Mrs Bellwood's visit.
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Lionel Storr
Helen
Alice Doyle
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How to Extract Florida Orange Juice Safely
To get all the good of a Florida Orange, extract and drink the juice. First cut in half cross wise preferably using a sharp pointed knife. Then squeeze out the juice with a glass rail squeezer serving from glass granite or earthenware container never use tin.
Cummins Bill Seen as Aid to Roads Says La Follette
Senator La Follette charged the Cummins bill would benefit private railroads, not the public, calling it one of the worst pieces of legislation in U.S. history. He argued government ownership is the lasting solution and warned of ongoing railroad graft affecting prices and service. He spoke through the Senate session, seeking a full hearing before any action on the measure.
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Coroner Probes Souffrin Death After Stratford Crash
Testimony at the Stratford coroner's inquest details伤 events after an automobile collision on Main Street near the Weatogue club. Samuel Souffrin died from injuries from head on crash with John Grace of Waterbury driving the other car. Monty Souffrin and Mrs Sophia Souffrin describe the Souffrin vehicle as on the wrong side, attempting to avoid impact. The Souffrin party was returning from Derby to reddee port.
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May Prosecute Former Monarch of Bulgaria
Geneva December 10. Bulgarian premier M Stambulinsky expressed determination to bring former King Ferdinand to trial as he passed through Geneva en route to Sofia. He said extradition would be commanded at once and that the former Bulgarian cabinet members recently arrested for betraying Bulgaria into a disastrous war would be prosecuted.
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Jury Finds Whiskey Not Property in Theft Case
Two prisoners charged with stealing whiskey were freed by a jury that ignored court instructions and ruled whiskey is not legal property and cannot be stolen.
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Mail Your Packages Early Because Many Trains Are Not Running
New York December 10 warning from Postmaster Patten urges sending Christmas parcel post early to avoid delays and damage. Five hundred trains have been suspended serving the city as postal volume grows, signaling a strain on the system.
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D A R Board Endorses Chapter’s Stand on Legion Meeting
Milford December 10 Treelove Baldwin Stow chapter Daughters of the American Revolution endorsed the board for management in denying use of the memorial chapter house to the American Legion Post 49 for a meeting. Regent Nanine Lawrence Pond defended the action saying meetings have long been held under DAR auspices and the house stays exclusive to DAR members. The denial was due to indefiniteness of Legion timing and availability of other spaces.
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New York
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Legion
Hartford Times hints Villa as vice president option
The Hartford Times suggests Carranza should elevate Villa as vice president, playing on the word vice to imply a secondary leadership role in a joint government strategy. The piece frames this as a practical political move rather than a permanent removal.
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