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Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1925

Page

22

Cabbage Cooking Tips From An Old Cook Book

A guide to preparing cabbage to prevent anemia and scurvy, detailing water use, steaming, and different cuts for speed and flavor. It covers fresh and savoy varieties, proper cooking times, and methods to preserve cabbage water for soups, with notes on keeping uncooked cabbage and avoiding strong, tannin-heavy flavors.

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Arrests in Sofia Case Sweep Clergy In Bombing Probe

Three clergymen were arrested in Philippopolis and Vratza on charges of complicity in the bombing of Sveti Kral cathedral in Sofia. Weapons and explosives were found hidden in Sofia walls, and arms, ammunition, and bonds were recovered in Burgas. A communist committee was also seized at Pleven while in session.

Vienna Citi Philippopolis Vratza Sveti Kral Sofa Souses Sofia Burgas Plevna Igaria

Ohio professor urges two year vote suspension law

Dr George Wells Konighre of Ohio State University told a Columbus college fraternity initiation that a law should suspend voting rights for two years for those who fail to vote in any election. He argued failure to vote is evasion of duty and that objectors to military duty are engaging in treasonable action.

Columbus George Wells Konighre Ohio State University

Green onion crop boosts supply for state institutions

Welfare Director John E B Harper reports a bumper onion harvest from acres around the London prison farm. About one thousand bunches are shipped daily to Columbus, feeding the penitentiary, prison farm, schools for the deaf and blind, and other state institutions for the season.

Columbus USA London John EB. Harper Columbus Iron Wate Harper

Hal Dona at Work in Escapades and West Point Plan

Hal Dona hey son of the governor, recently arrested for speeding and the transport of a young girl from Zavsaville, attracted wide attention. He is employed at Bathful work and the governor said he plans to enter West Point for aviation training.

Columb Hal Donahey Donahey Zavsaville West Point

Ohio pea crop could be needed to meet National demand

Ohio Cannery association warns that pea weevil invasion threatens California crops and may lift demand for canned peas in Ohio. California produces about 300 000 cases yearly versus Ohio 430 000 in 1924, with Ohio canneries in Ross Pickaway Logan Champaign Mercer counties and others.

California Oho United States Census Bureau Ohio Ross Pickaway Logan Champaign Mercer

Soviet group opens session in Moscow during Trotsky return

In Moscow on May 8 the All-Russian Soviet Congress opened its most important session since 1921 as Leon Trotsky returns bronzed from a health resort. M Kalinin presided and the presidium includes Rykoff Gregory Zinoview Cameneff Stalin and Krupskaya. The government report by Rykoff was postponed to next week. Semashko outlined health organization growth in villages.

Moscow Leon Trotsky M. Kalinin Rykoff Gregory Zinovieff Cameneff Stalin Krupskaya Semashko

Actress Pola Negri Sued Over Garden Contract

Los Angeles May 8 Pola Negri named defendant in a merchants lien action by Rodeo Land and Water Co demanding 18704 dollars 55 cents for garden work at her Beverly Hills home. The firm says work was finished April 8 and only 2000 dollars of 20704 dollars 55 cents have been paid.

Los Angeles Pola Negri Beverly Hills Rodeo Land and Water Co Screen Star Poland

Prohibition Agents Probe Missing Beer in Cleveland

Federal authorities investigate the disappearance of 225 kegs of Canadian beer seized yesterday on a Nickel Plate siding as it was loaded onto a truck. Six men were surprised by rail detectives. two arrested and 25 kegs seized. Police later found the car empty.

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