World Wheat Curtailment Prospects Grow Dim in London Talks
The London discussions reveal reluctance from Canada and Australia to join early curtailment steps. They argue other nations should lead, citing their own dependence on wheat exports. With Russia’s stance unclear, US leadership may be needed, but domestic action and higher bread demand could fortify American wheat growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Canada
Australia
Russia
United States
Uncle Sam
America
No Legal Home Talent
Announcement at the state capitol says Mark Wolf of New York was retained by Sherman Minton with Governor McNutt approval to aid in lowering utility rates. The piece questions why Wolf over local Indiana lawyers and suggests the governor should consider Indiana experts for the state’s legal battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Capitol
Mark Wolf
New York
Sherman Minton
McNutt
Wolf
Huey Long
Senate
Paul
Shay
Washington
Minton
Indiana
Indiana University Law School
East
They Never Will Knowledge Gap on Gold Standard
A paper quote from the Florida Times-Union contrasts public awareness of the United States moving off the gold standard. It notes over seventy five percent remain unaware until the newspapers report it, while about five percent never read papers and remain ignorant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Florida
Progress Sentiment on World Peace Favors Quiet Conflicts
A Louisville Times note argues that most nations favor fighting without formal declarations, reflecting a trend toward non declared conflict despite desire for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Times
P. T. Barnum Comment Echoed In Evening Leader
A fragmented note from the Evening Leader recalls P. T. Barnum asserting trends with a wry claim. The line suggests skepticism about birth or population rates aging alongside his era.
International Anthem Silver Notes Among the Gold
Roanoke Times reports a new international tune described as silver notes among gold, signaling a fresh cultural moment in global music. The brief note highlights a rising composition gaining attention across audiences and media.
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Roanoke Times
Train passengers swell Chicago bridge game rumor
A reader reports crowds on a Chicago bound train from New York, with sections carrying many passengers and a Pullman car crowd ready for a bridge game, suggesting business is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Squall Drives Roosevelt Yacht to Port During Vacation
A squall forced the President's vacation yacht into port but Mr. Roosevelt remained untroubled after Congress held a special session.
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Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Wheat Crop Highlights Government Agriculture Planning
A concise wheat crop note underscores its value to government agriculture planning programs. The remark emphasizes the crop’s role in shaping policy and resource allocation.
You can't balance a budget in a ee by eating cheaper cuts
A clipped remark notes that balancing a budget cannot be achieved by merely cutting expenses or choosing cheaper options, implying structural changes are needed beyond frugal choices. It frames the issue as a challenge requiring deliberate policy or strategic planning rather than simple cost cuts.
Job That Pays Living Wage Is Priceless Pose
A speaker notes a living wage as the most priceless goal, describing it as a steady, meaningful aspiration beyond fleeting gains. The remark emphasizes practical value over flashiness in career choices.
Variety May Be Too Much Spice
A lighthearted note on overdoing seasoning in cooking encouraging balance and taste. The line suggests variety can overwhelm if used excessively, inviting moderate use to preserve flavors.
A grouch travels a hard road to smooth sailing
A concise note describes a grouchy traveler facing tough paths yet reaching calmer voyages, contrasting a sour demeanor with eventual easier journeys. The piece hints at resilience and eventual relief after hardship.
Cooperate and Advertise to Restore Cambridge City Business
An urging editorial argues that national prosperity starts locally and that individual effort plus strong cooperation will revive Cambridge City's economy. Merchants should advertise, maintain morale, keep assortments, and coordinate plans locally, aligning with national recovery goals and avoiding missed sales in neighboring towns.
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America
Cambridge City
Sitche
Outland Seethes Over Oil Debate on Fourth Of July
Cambridge City editor laments town oil paving, arguing funds should aid local unemployed rather than outsiders. He cites Westport, Indiana oil woes affecting farmers and prices, and calls for coverage of local building society issues. Signed V. F. Outland July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge City
Tribune
Westport
Indiana
Building and Loan Association
Selah
V. F. Outland
Bees Work Long Hours to Serve Human Needs
A Massachusetts State College beekeeping specialist says a pound of honey equals 20 000 bee round trips averaging 2.8 miles each in search of nectar. One bee would need eight years of daily work to make a pound traveling 56 000 miles and visiting 739 000 blossoms. Each teaspoonful of honey embodies the life work of 100 bees.
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Massachusetts State College
State College
Crusoe’s Island Home in British West Indies
The article contrasts the fictional Crusoe with real Crusoe’s Island To bago at the south end of the British West Indies near the Orinoco. It notes the six month rainy season, an average temperature of 81 degrees, Columbus’s 1498 discovery naming it Assumption Island, a current population of about eighteen thousand, and sheep farming as a principal occupation.
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Crusoe
Alexander Selkirk
Robinson Crusoe
Juan Fernandes
Defoe
Tobago
British West Indies
Orinoco
Christopher Columbus
Assumption Island
Robinson Crusoé
Better Than Forestry At Desena Sigonnea Star Work
The note suggests a push to have President Roosevelt mobilize workers to remove mortgages from the Desena Sigonnea Star, arguing it would be better for the country to deploy labor in this relief effort.
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Roosevelt
desena—Sigonnea’ Star
Pauline Kellam and Robert Adrion wed in Milton
Mr and Mrs Jesse Kellam of Vandalia announce the marriage of their daughter Pauline to Robert Adrion son of Mr and Mrs John Adrion north of town The ceremony took place at the Christian church parsonage in Milton last Friday with Rev F C McCormick officiating The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs W L Bacon A dinner for immediate relatives followed at the groom s country home
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Kellam - Adrion
Jesse Kellam
Vandalia
Pauline
Robert Adrion
John Adrion
Christiani—church
Milton
F. C. McCormick
W. L. Bacon
Local Families Visit and Weekend Guests Across Indiana
A sequence of visits and moves is reported across towns including Clarksburg Dublin Redkey Russiaville and Mooreland. Merril Allison family and Frank Allison hosted relatives while Bales Shaw Jellison Gehring Beeson and Lamm families traveled or stayed with kin. A move from Monger property to Dublin and a trip to Chicago are noted.
Miss Jane Walsh Visits Mrs. Dewey Howard in Indianapolis
Miss Jane Walsh spends the week with Mrs. Dewey Howard in Indianapolis, enjoying hospitality and local sights while staying at the Howard residence.
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Jane Walsh
Dewey Howard
Indianapolis
Residents Celebrate Independence at Indian Lake
Miss Evelyn Granstar Don Kennedy Lloyd Howard Mr and Mrs John McKee of Pershing and Miss Catherine Mitchel of Richmond spent the Fourth at Indian Lake enjoying holiday events and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Granstar
Don Kennedy
Lloyd Howard
John McKee
Pershing
Catherine Mitchel
Richmond
Indian Lake
Richmond Couple Visits Daughter and Family
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Drischel of Richmond spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs. Dean House and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Drischel
Richmond
Mrs. Dean House
Danner Family Reunion Visits Centerville Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Danner and son Fuhrman of Indianapolis spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Danner and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hines near Centerville, sharing time with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Danner
Son Fuhrman
Indianapolis
A. M. Danner
Arthur Hines
Centerville
Mrs Fink and family visit Indianapolis this week
Mrs Louise Fink of New Jersey visits relatives in Indianapolis with her children Harriett Ralph and Jack from the Masonic Home at Franklin. They are visiting friends here this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Fink
New Jersey
Harriett, Ralph
Jack
Franklin
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Couple Vacationing Over the Fourth
Mr and Mrs Herbert Taylor of Indianapolis spent the Fourth with Mrs Laura Richie and Mrs Alice Parson.
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Herbert Taylor
Indianapolis
Laura Richie
Alice Parson
Martindales and son spend Fourth at Lake Wawassee
Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Martindale and their son vacationed over the Fourth of July with friends at Lake Wawassee enjoying a quiet lakeside holiday full of family leisure and scenic views.
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Voyle Martindale and Son
Lake Wawassee
Miss Louise Caldwell Visits Richmond Hosts
Miss Louise Caldwell spent several days last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bachoff in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bales
Thomas Shaw
Redkey
Woodrow Jellison
B. R. Conner
Russiaville
Louise Caldwell
Harry Bachoff
Richmond
Mrs Ollie Rummel Visits In Muncie
Mrs Ollie Rummel returned home Wednesday from a two weeks visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Perry Paul in Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Rummel
Perry Paul
Muncie
Joe Wade Sank by Illness This Week
Joe Wade has been very ill for the past week, with family and neighbors monitoring his condition and hoping for improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wade
Huddleston
Richmond social visit noted for three women
Mrs Paul Hill Mrs W F Johnson and Miss Helen Drischel spent Saturday afternoon and evening with friends in Richmond as part of a local social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hill
W. F. Johnson
Helen Drischel
Richmond
Unmusical Auto Horns Banned by Roman Edict
A Rome edict mandates musical horns on most cars to prevent startling diners and avoid diplomatic tensions. Buses must use bell like signals. Tourists are urged to use musical horns to avoid causing disruptions and potential fines.
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Rome
Sones Favorite Pormeets Gosh Al Nenlocet
The readable text is fragmentary and unclear. Key names, places, dates or events cannot be confirmed from the provided OCR fragment.
1908 Hagerstown Fair Opens July 28 to 31
Local fair heats up with events and community notices. Births, property sales, accidents, and civic updates fill the page including a nine pound daughter, a $3200 Capital Hill sale, and a firecracker injury.
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Hagerstown Fair
Ten Years Ago Moves and Local Notices
Leo Gard and wife moved to Cincinnati ten years ago. Lee Pitman seeks to sell his one horse wagon. About seventy boys enlisted as week remains woes. Leo is receiving training under Ed.
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Leo Gard
Cincinnati
Lee Pitman
Eek
Leo
Golf Phrase Attributed To Flip Pant Flo
A 1931 Beil Syndicate release via WNU Services quotes Flip pant Flo touting golf as great for health and noting strong sturdy caddies as visible proof.
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Flo
Beil Syndicate
WNU Services
Unclear Text Fragment Sparks Misread Promises
A garbled note hints at a person named Farley discovering limits of grand promises. The fragment references seventy ace and seventy million cam a promises with four thousand, suggesting a failed or unclear financial or commitment claim.
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Oe Farley
Republicans Defeat Democrats in Congressional Baseball Showdown
In a brisk Washington game at American League Park the Republicans edged the Democrats in a close finish. It marked the party’s first victory since 1928, giving the elephant a rare honk at last.
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Washington American League Park
Wealth Is Welcome Yet When It Visits Our Omits
A compact column notes that wealth attracts attention but warns it can overwhelm essential omissions in civic life. It emphasizes balancing prosperity with prudent recordkeeping and community-centered priorities.
Milton Social Roundup Notes Residents Visiting And Events
Milton items record visits from Washington D C and Indianapolis residents. local meetings include the Washington Cheerios at Wilson school, cake and edging demonstrations, and a Milton Home Economics club trip to Richmond with a Glen Miller park picnic. many neighbors attend church events, family gatherings, and summer travel, with notes on property updates and community happenings.
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Harry Michael
Washington
D. C
Margaret Bertsch
Maggie Wise
Pershing
Clinton Bertsch
Jean Rose
Vene Beeson
Nora Scott
Washington Cheerios
Wilson School
Wilma_ Sloniker
Ruth Joan Doddridge
Lois Caldwell
Enid Albertson
Moneta Leverton
Wilma Sloniker
Jessie Hylton
Rose Yohler
Cambridge City
Connersville
Elsie M. Davis
Virgil Passmore
Brownsville
Carl Passmore
Charles Dickerson
New Lisbon
John Posey Jones
Albert Ferris
Christian Church Bible Council
Earl Crawford
Tri- County Bankers Association
Liberty
Ida Higham
Indianapolis
Edna Ashmore
Neil McMahan
Somerville
Ohio
Norma Hunt
Helen Ferris
Happy Hour Club
Myra Mae Hutchens
Russell Warren
Union City
Evan Wallace
Earl Doddridge
Wm. Ireland
Standish
Mich
Albert Waterson
McMahon
Sheiter
Seegal
Evansville
Luther Small
Methodist Parsonage
Bea Beth
Lois Edwards
Floyd Dalrymple
Jefferson Dalrymple
Dublin
John Brown
Harry Warn
Brookville
Eugene Brown
Eden
Genevieve Kniese
Frank McDaniel
Martha Elliott
Richmond
T .P. Crist
Ercil Crist
Muncie
Clyde Leverton
Selma
Doddridge Chapel
Milton M. E
J. W. McFall
Milton Home Economics Club
Glen Miller Park
Alice Joyner
Lewisville
Colbert A Mann
Julia Ball
Rex Murray
Albert
Charles Ferris
R. L. Beeson
Luther Vardaman
R. F. Callaway
Hattie Sills
Clarence
Alma Wagner
Chicago
Glen Miller
Marie Bolenbaugh
County Home
E. F. Bowen
Winchester
Reginald Crute
Nola Morris
Beulah Hoffman
C. V. Pitman
Delbert Pitman
Eeitman
Hazel Myestn
Milton Home Economics A
Margaret Myers
Lena Newman
Carrot Fritters
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P. T. Barnum
Outland
Merril Allison
Clarksburg
Frank Allison
Thomas Hartman
Corwin Lamm
John Harlan
Robert Doll
Arlie Hunnicutt
Monger
West Main Street
Eugene Gehring
John Gehring
Arnold Johnson
Ed. Beeson
Geo. Beeson
Mooreland
Mrs. Beeson
Violette Lamm
Anderson
Sribune
Clyde Hoffman
Elizabeth Whelan
Rose Griesinger
Oklahoma
August Boden
Washington, Ind
William Wells
Front Street
E. R.astings
E. O. Paul
Elias Hastings
Capital Hill
Charles Boyd
Lon Hormel
Guy Tipton
Justice Weigle
Pennsylvania
Earl Hatfield
B. F. Hatfield
Clarence Reed
Karl Ingermann
The
Presbyterian Guild
Frank Ludington
Boyce Rankin
R. C. Leslie
Wesley Cornell
Walter Smith
Central Hotel
Reid Hospital
Lottie Marsh
Atlanta White Sox
Capital Hill Ball Park
Grays
Atlanta
Mose
Milton—Lelia Paxson
John McDowell
Virgil Philpott
Farmers Bank Company
M. D. Doddridge
L. W. Beeson
Oscar Kerlinee
Doddridge
C. O. Hurst
Wilson
Girl Scout Organization
Elizabeth Paul
Walter Kendall
Nathaniel Scates
Cliford Scates
Kimes
Will Hicks
Clint Ridenour
William Sullivan
Anthony Hower
Hagerstown
R. J. Myers
Germantown
Durwood Moore
Robert Whelan
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
President Harding
the Park
W. A. Carpenter
Santford Jacobs
Knightstown
James Phil
Bentonville
Pocahontas Lodge
Ida Warner
Carrie Waddell
Pocahontas
Margaret Dickerson
Wenonah
Roy Jones
Powhatan
Emma Graves
A. H. Hines
Emerson Cloyd
W. J. Bowden
Mildred Carpenter
Harry Winter
J. L. Bozoarth
Harold Horn
Edith McQueen
Harold Freeland
M. E. Mason
Ethel Garrett
Creitz
Samuel LaMar
Eleanor Newman
Roszella Keever
Katherine Kniese
Mary Mitchell
Hazel Showalter
Eleanor Morris
Girugags
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