Visit of Miss Ozella Pugh Celebrated With Card Party
The Baltimore Sun reports Ardmore Okla guest Ozella Pugh visiting her aunt Mrs J W Doremus enjoyed a delightful five hundred card party hosted by the Bachelor Girls. Six tables played with pretty water colored score tallies and beads as a souvenir gift. A salad course ended the pleasant morning reception.
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Ozella Pugh
Ardmore
Okla
J. W. Doremus
Miss Pugh
Niagara Palls
Picnic for Miss Wilkins at Old Fish Pond
A Tuesday picnic at the Old Fish Pond honored Miss Bonnie Wilkins of Blanket. Chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bell and Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Hearn, the event featured a modern car ride and a plentiful lunch for a group including Mabel Zimmerman and many others.
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Claude Bell
W. O. Hearn
Old Fish Pond
Bonnie Wilkins
Blanket
Bell
Mabel Zimmerman
Bessie Buchanan
Erin Blatherwick
Willa McCullough
Blanch Buchanan
Evelyn Sanders
Lois Reynolds
Sadie Elliott
Lizzie Wilcox
Roy Nunn
Clarence Seale
Tom Smith
Will Lyon
Nelson Dulaney
Caution Urged Over Texas Creamery Promoters
Dairyman J Lynn Thomas of the US Department of Agriculture warns Texans about fake creamery promoters. He notes several failed ventures after heavy stock sales and overestimated cow supplies, urging communities to seek A&M College guidance before investing.
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Texas
J. Lynn Thomas
United States Department of Agriculture
A. & M. College
Thomas
United States Department
Creamery plant idle after costly build across Texas towns
An expert warns several regional creamery plants costing about seven thousand dollars each have never stored a single can of cream. Four years idle, some have sold for around 30 percent of cost or leased to creamery operators, prompting communities to seek guidance from Texas A&M dairy husbandry officials for proper planning and construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
A. & M. College of Texas
College Station
Department of Agriculture
Thomas
By-Play Bits From Cincinnati Cartoon Scene
Luke McLuke reports in Cincinnati Enquirer with banter about a fired cartoonist Scrawl and editors debating a working man cartoon. The Telegraph Editor quips on proper attire and the enduring talk around new discoveries, while a tan-coated man returns from vacation.
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Telegraph
Ice water without ice riddle and concert cue
A quirky exchange asks how to make ice water without ice. The dialogue shifts to a theatrical note as Signor Dante Hollyr is slated to perform the ballad Pray Tell Me in What Ocean Can I See September Morn after ushers tend to the ill and wounded.
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Mister Interlocutor
Mr. Bones
Dante Hollyr
Sweet Singer quips and wry lines from a city column
A collection of humorous quips and sayings from the Cincinnati Enquirer’s Sweet Singer column, including a sage remark on ignorance and a jab at a claimed historical romance. The items move through social observations and light satire with casual anecdotes and puns.
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Sweet Singer
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
New York Evening Telegram
Weather Bulletin Predicts Drought Between June 21 and 27
The forecast notes a continental disturbance from June 21 to 25 followed by a warm wave and then a cool wave through June 27. It warns of drought conditions, reduced showers in the U S south of 40 latitude, and moisture drawn from soil during the storm wave. Canada may see increased precipitation.
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W. T. Foster
Washington
Canada
United States
Weather bulletin warns of storm waves and crop risks in July
The bulletin forecasts warm and cool waves crossing the Pacific slope in late June and early July, with a hot wave and rains affecting regions south of latitude 40. It cautions about possible drought or heavy rain, notes investors in grain and cotton, promises a June 27 update with rainfall/details through August 2, and urges alert for severe storms around June 20 to July 1. It also warns against boating on Sunday June 21.
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Leys
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Private Santa Clara First to Pass Panama Locks
The steamship Santa Clara became the first privately owned vessel to transit the Miraflores and Pedro Miguel locks on a return trip from Balboa. Six established lines notified Panama Canal authorities of plans to use the waterway regularly and aim to create transcontinental services between San Francisco and New York. Hawaiian sugar shipments will move through unbroken cargoes once allowed, and the West India Company of London seeks representation at the canal opening.
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Washington
Miraflores
Pedro Miguel Locks
Panama Canal
Santa Clara
Pacific Atlantic Steamship Company
Balboa
American Register
South America
Pacific Gates
Canal
Liverpool
West Side
Pacific
Atlantic
San Francisco
New York
Honolulu
Bottling Works Upgrades Under Bryan Manager
Charles Stephan of Bryan Bottling Works reports plant improvements including new carbonators soda machines and a new office. Daily capacity doubles from 150 to 300 cases increasing supply to a growing trade.
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Charles Stephan
Bryan Bottling Works
Airplane to cross Atlantic carries three pilots
New York June 20 report that an airship now under construction for Rodman Wanamaker will attempt an Atlantic crossing. The craft will be piloted by three aviators as announced yesterday by military sources.
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New York
Rodman Wanamaker
Atlantic Ocean
Flight plan to Azores with Aviator Hallett and Callen
Mr Wana maker selects a flyer to attempt the St Johns Newfoundland to Azores route in a flying boat with Aviator Hallett. John Lansing Callen to join at the Azores. Lieutenant Porte estimates 20 hours for 1199 mile leg from St Johns. Aircraft assembly to Lake Keuka planned this Saturday morning with launch this afternoon if plans hold.
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Mr. Wanamaker
Hallett
New Foundland
Azores Islands
Azores
John Lansing Callen
St. John’s
N. F
Lieutenant Porte
Callen
Porte
Lake Keuka
Fly Swatting Contest Ends in Waco
Waco Texas ends its fly swatting contest with unofficial counts near fifty thousand flies swatted by both boys and girls. Official results and prizes will be awarded Monday afternoon after final certification. The event, organized by a local newspaper, gained wide school participation and had health authorities' endorsement to reduce disease breeders.
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iBy Associated Pressi
Waco
Tex
Nine Aviators Die In Airship Biplane Collision
An Austrian military air maneuver ended when a biplane struck a dirigible airship. Nine aviators were killed as both aircraft burned and tumbled from the sky. The accident occurred during a simulated attack at high altitude, with wreckage scattering as flames consumed the crafts.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Austria
Majestic Sinks After Striking Water Ledge
Three passengers remain unaccounted for after the excursion steamer Majestic sank near St Louis following a collision with a water tower ledge. The vessel had carried nine hundred passengers an hour earlier. only the crew were aboard at the time of sinking.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Majestic
Army plans in Mexico prep dominate Second Division orders
In Texas City on June 20 the Second Division receives new directives reflecting Mexico prep as a major army concern beyond drills and parades. The order underscores readiness for varied eventualities and signals shifting priorities for officers and troops.
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Texas City
Mexico
Associated Press
Tex
Spanish language training ordered for officers nationwide
Major General Franklin J. Bell mandates Spanish language study for all officers below lieutenant colonel. Training begins immediately with regiment class attendance and field exercises underway at the camp, continuing until October 31. Division-wide field maneuvers will start soon.
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Franklin J. Bell
Meeting Planned to Reclaim Overflowed Delta Hopkins Lands
Cooper Texas June 20 a meeting is called to discuss reclaiming overflowed lands in Delta and Hopkins Counties. State Reclamation Commissioner Stiles has been invited and will attend.
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Cooper
Tex
Delta
Hopkins
Stiles
Wilson asks resignation of Negro recorder in DC
President Wilson requests the resignation of Henry Johnson a Black Republican recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia Southern Democrats oppose a replacement appointment as reported from Washington on June 20
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Washington
Wilson
Henry Johnson
Recorder of Deeds
District of Columbia
Edison Daughter to Wed John Sloane in West Orange
Miss Madeline Edison daughter of Thomas A Edison will marry John Sloane son of Dr and Mrs T O Conner Sloane at the inventor’s home West Orange New Jersey June 17 with Right Rev Mooney officiating.
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West Orange
N. J
Madeline Edison
Thomas A. Edison
John Sloane
T. O’conner Sloane
Mer. J. M. Mooney
Secrets of Sex Knowledge Illustrated by Winfield Scott Hall
A promotional catalog entry for a 320 page guide on sexual hygiene and education. It highlights contents on sex life, marriage happiness, manhood and womanhood, abuses, diseases, and social issues, endorsing it as scientifically correct and up-to-date with reviews from major papers. The ad notes price and mailing details from Miami Publishing Company in Dayton Ohio.
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Winfield Scott Hall
Leipzig
Chicago Tribune
Philadelphia Press
Standard Book of Knowledge
Philadelphia Ledger
New York World
Miam! Publishing
Dayton
Ohio
Druggist Introductory Offer on Medicine Cabinet
An Ever Ready Medicine Cabinet promises quick relief and reduced medical costs with general purpose remedies for aches, corns, headaches, piles, bronchial and digestive issues. The cabinet, priced normally at $3.00, is offered for $1.00 each for a short time by The Hamilton Drug Co of Hamilton Ohio.
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Hamilton Drug CO
Hamilton
Ohio
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M. W. Sims
Bryan
Chicago
Pennybacker
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Henry Fall
Texas Federation
Eastern Star Chapter
Hubert Joseph Schlafly
Carlyle
G. S. Parker
Dorcas Parker
Lucy MacDougald
Lucy Harrison
Bedias
Fred Taylor
Honey Grove
Frances Poole
Bay City
Margaret Zuber
Miss Zuber
Ladies’ Aid Society
Luke McLuke
Woodrow
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