Oklahoma editors enriched by oil stick to desks
Oklahoma editor Dee, once a Kane reporter for twenty years, vows to keep publishing the paper on land owned by Kayser in Grady County. Livingston, editor of the Seminole County Vows, notes the oil boom business on Kayser’s land boosts local coverage while population remains under a thousand.
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Fresh Egg Prices Drive New Hampshire Farmers to Ship Outsiders
Durham New Hampshire December 21 IAP report shows eggs produced locally largely not sold at home. About 40 percent of NH demand from state farmers, hotels, and camps. Farmers earn more by shipping eggs to southern and other markets, aided by commercial packers and chain distribution. Some regions face surplus while others fear market unattractiveness.
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Styles Upset by Imperial Heads in Fashion Row
Dee 24, London The sartorial expert of the "Titer and Cutter" laments over garments worn by members of the Imperial in for once. He questions their dressing and notes Stanley Fouldwin, Bo Molise, Gino Tory, Lord Bilfours, and Lord Tokipherd as examples of ill fitting attire. The piece critiques severity and taste among officials.
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Shipping on Lakes Shows Increase in Freight Movements
Shipping on the Great Lakes shows higher shipments with a 19.5 figure for grain and other loads, while coal and iron ore movements dip slightly due to the English coal strike. George A Morsey reports 40 years of Chicago cargo activity.
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Million Raised for Presbyterian Clergy Fund
A large fund drive surpasses seventy three million dollars for a Presbyterian clergy pension plan aiding ministers with long service. Subscriptions span New York New Jersey New England and Maryland with totals reported across states and regions.
Tears of Movies Real Film Stars on Coast Declares
AP reports Hollywood actresses discuss crying on screen acknowledging techniques to avoid sleep aids. Eleanor Boardman argues emphasis on truthful emotion. Macelle Day cites difficulty masking emotion before takes.
Choral singing revival marks new York shift in music scene
AP reports growing interest in choral singing after a period of decline. Townsend, chorus master at Trends of Music, envisions a national Symphony Chorus linked to major orchestras. About 100 regular members exist, with many more auditioning. volunteers fill extra slots. Notable names cited include Lambert Murphy and Murphs, among others, as commitments grow.
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Women Railroad Employees Increase Reported
A historical article notes a rise in women workers on the railroad, detailing participation in operating cars, signaling, and maintenance. It highlights women across various roles, including track work and car handling, reflecting broader employment shifts during the period.
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