Plea for Gardens by U S Commissioner Urges Continuation
A United States Commissioner of Education calls for the continuation of last year’s school garden program. He notes 2,000,000 boys and girls in cities, towns, and rural villages cultivated gardens under school guidance, producing vegetables and fruit without cost for transport or spoilage. The effort yielded substantial agricultural and educational benefits, including health, vigor, industry, plant knowledge, and moral lessons. He warns states may not sustain effort without support and urges continued collaboration with educators and schools.
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God
Tn Dlusevul
United States
Shere
Bureai
Educaten
Atritts
Ualid
Coounitshiner
Edredtion
Shepe
Boycott Debate At Billboard Meeting
Martiaai of Huston, Massachusetts Civic teasue member, told an American Civic Dissociation meeting that there is no best method for handling billboard advertising problems. He urged withholding public money and advertising as a tactic to pressure firms and curb vulgar billboards.
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Martiaai
Huston
Massachusetts
Ineke
Ofert
Make Fence Attractive with Vine Embellishments
A brief guide suggests weaving a few hardy climbers like glories or cardinal creepers along a sturdy fence. Plant near trellises to enhance privacy and curb appeal while choosing low maintenance varieties suitable for the local climate.
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Nuirwenye
Memorial for Heroic Dead in Victoria Alsteredlage
The Prince of Wales proposed a memorial for fallen soldiers from the great war. A tree lined avenue in Rullival, Victoria, will form a foliage dome roof along the thoroughfare. About Bee trees planted in recent years honor Ballarat boys who died in France and Palestine. each tree bears a soldier's name.
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Prince of Wales
Rullival
Alsteredlage
Victoria
Ballarat
France
Gal- Tipoli
Malestine
Tad
Tallarat
London Mall
Fight West Worth Waging
Community effort urges a multi tactic campaign to protect forests and trees. Proposed steps include selecting hardy tree species, fostering bird life to curb pests, and applying spraying and control measures to defend against invasive threats.
Outdooring Hats for All Occasions
A vintage catalog note describes numerous hats for summer wear. It highlights adaptable straw styles with soft crowns, flexible brims, and varied decorations such as embroidery silk, quilted panels, narrow braids, and ribbons. Panamas with colored bands are praised as among the finest straw hats.
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Hera Baying
Adding Charms to Summer Dress Trends and Accessories
The article notes how summer dress accessories enhance outfits more than the dress itself, with gloves, sashes, corsages, and jewelry shaping the look. It highlights neckwear, feather bows, ribbons, girdles, bags, and trinkets, pictured items like a gun umbrella and ribbon sash, and describes sashes of satin or frilled ribbons, pink taffeta umbrellas, and fashionable corsages for afternoon frocks.
Redistribution of Shins by Secretary Denby to Pacific Fleet
Secretary Denby announced a mass redeployment of U S battleships toward the Pacific. The Pacific fleet will include California New Mexico Tennessee Mississippi Maryland Arizona Oklahoma Nevada while the Atlantic fleet comprises Kansas Florida North Dakota Delaware Wyoming with most ships oil burning. The plan claims coal savings of 8000 tons and notes ships from the second battleship group to be reassigned later with U S battleship Utah to depart Mogstip for European fleet.
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Washington
Juan
United States
Denby
Pacific
California
New Mexico
Tolahio
Tennessee
Misgrassppi
Maryland
Arizona
Oklahoma
Nevada
North Dakota
Donhy
Lwateship Uta
Study on House Building Aims at Federal Housing System
Washington plans to study a proposed housing system under Secretary Davis. The scheme allegedly limits work hours and daily output for workers, aiming to restrain costs. Housing expert Lateeenee Vert ier of New York is to be selected for analysis.
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Washington
Tahar Davis
Tate
Bull Howes
Phan
Amy Dnien
Reduction in tie Cars Washington dae Stal
Reports from the car service division of the American Thillway pssedation show a reduction within a month of tie cars in mainber ade or supply freighe cars. The railfronts of Me country indicate stronger efforts to cut excess stock and improve freight car availability nationwide.
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Washington
Car Service Division
American Thillway
Railronts
Senate Committee Advances Veterans Adequate At Compensation Bill
Washington June 21 The senate committee voted to report favorably the veterans adequate compensation bill known as 94 The measure will pass the senate and be reported as passed by the house in due course
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Senate
Washington
Markets Show Wheat Prices and Livestock Quotes Across Sectors
Reads like a vintage market page with prices for wheat and mill brands, hay, timothy, clover, butter, eggs, live poultry, turkeys, onions, cattle and calves, hogs, sheep and lambs. Quoted figures cover ranges for grade categories, weights, and regional variations.
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Ath
Tanlac Miracle Cure Promises Relief for Stomach Ailment
Cobb County farmer describes twenty years of chronic dyspepsia and futile remedies. After trying water therapy and dieting, he credits Tanlac with transforming his father, who now eats normally and feels revived. Ad notes Tanlac is sold by leading druggists nationwide.
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G. W. Slayton
Cobb County
Atlanta
Tennessee
Father
Genuine Bayer Aspirin Warns Against Counterfeits
Do not trust aspirin unless the name Bayer appears on the package or tablets. Physicians prescribed aspirin for twenty one years and it has been proven safe by millions. Use Bayer only as directed for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and general pain. Boxes of twelve Bayer tablets cost a few cents.
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Bayer
Tandytt
Broggists
Death by own action and monthly crisis statistics
The record notes that May shows more sunfeldes than any other month and January has few incidents. It cites a company’s statistics for January 1821, indicating 7.7 per 100000 industrial policy ladders as a notable figure.
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Dune
Aspiring Youth Flies High for a Police Job
A letter from an applicant in Indianapolis appeals for a position in the United States Detective service. The writer claims Missouri roots and promises diligent, honest work, asking for terms and salary details and urging a response from the authorities.
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Thomas
Lere
Missouri
Wood
United States
L Wood
Indianapoois
Garometer and Dolson sighted in busy morning exchange
A garbled postscript mentions Ethel, Doby, and Clara noting Mrs. Dolson after a morning sighting. The text hints at shoppers or a display involving twenty five dollar items, with a fragmentary discussion of patched quarters and a tense street moment.
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Ethel
Clara
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