Cambridge City Council reorganizes and approves
The Cambridge council elected C. A. Lingenfelter president pro tem and Roger Sarchet clerk after lengthy ballots. Mayor J. C. Longsworth outlined administration policies and a Cambridge Ministerial Association letter of cooperation was read. The semi annual appropriation ordinance was passed and hours were changed to 7:30.
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Sarchet
Ley
Johnston
C. A. Lingenfelter
Roger Sarchet
C. L. Blackburn
J. C. Longsworth
Cambridge Ministerial Association
Hobgen
Hobson
Campbell
Cambridge
Roger Sarcher
Bonnell
John Ingram
W. J. Lewis
Frank S. Collison
Lingenfelter
Collison
Miller
Longsworth
Morgan
Brown
Pitt Construction Co
Calvert
Finance Committee
Former Dartmouth Coach Cavanaugh Serves in France
Former Dartmouth football coach Frank W. Cavanaugh serves as an officer in heavy artillery in France. A Christmas letter he wrote to his young son David has gained wide public attention for its moving, simple message.
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Frank W. Cavanaugh
Dartmouth
Heavy Artillery
France
Cavanaugh
David
Ship of Chance Promotes Saving at Cambridge Loan Co
An advisory note urges people to save rather than wait for luck, comparing a ship laden with gold to steady saving. The Cambridge Loan & Building Co in Cambridge Ohio promotes deposits with a straightforward message and lists D. 15-e0d as reference.
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Cambridge Loan & Building Co
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge
O. T
Turns Thought to Religion in Wartime Budapest
The Christian Herald notes that war turns men toward faith in Budapest. A shell left the crucifix’s cross destroyed but the Christ figure intact, an event that impressed soldiers and spurred miniature statues of the destroyed cross with the intact Christ to be sold nationwide.
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Budapest
Galicia
Christian Herald
Make Your Own Fat Compound
Dr. Louise Stanley of the Missouri college of agriculture proposes suet as a cheap fat substitute for lard. Suet costs about 10 cents per pound and yields 14 ounces of fat for 12 cents per pound, then mixed with oil at two to one gives a satisfactory compound fat. With cottonseed or corn oil at ~21 cents per pound, the substitute costs about 15 cents per pound.
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Louise Stanley
Missouri College of Agriculture
Capital punishment across states with varying methods
The article notes that capital punishment holds in most states except Kansas, Maine, Minnesota, Rhode Island, Washington, and Wisconsin. Michigan limits death to treason, while Washington Iowa and Colorado show abolition or restoration histories. Hanging remains common. several states use electrocution, and Nevada allows hanging or shooting by choice.
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Kansas
Maine
Minnesota
Rhode Island
Washington
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Colorado
Indiana
New York
Nebraska
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Vermont
Virginia
Nevada
Beauty and Time Change a Westbound Friendship
Norman Dale recalls his childhood friend Tom Nicholson who left for the West with Sallie Morgan. After decades apart Tom returns to find Sallie aged yet still beautiful, while he himself appears changed and awkward in the crowd. The reunion leads to a brief, bittersweet farewell as Tom heads back West with altered hopes.
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Tom Nicholson
Sallie Morgan
Tom
Jonesbourgh
Sallie
Cryen
Norman Dale
Norman
Sale on Winter Apparel and Dolls at Unusual Prices
Lot of women suits and dolls offered in splendid condition at deep discounts. Includes Union Suits sizes 34 to 44 with slight imperfections, price reduced from 1.50 to 1.19. Also mentions coats and a rare large doll with limited stock remaining.
Winter Underwear Prices Cut Now In Stock
Winter underwear prices in stock are below future buying costs. Secure next season’s supply now to save about one hundred percent, and act on this price tip while available.
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Safety Department
Ship OF Chance
Suits
Western Newspapers Union
Johnson
Treareo
India
Ona
Lot Wothen
Moses
Linen West
Gingham
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