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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
4
Harding to consult Bryan on peace plan and arbitration
The piece notes President elect Harding will seek advice from William Jennings Bryan on a proposed peace concept within the League of Nations. Bryan, the plan’s originator, supported arbitration to delay war, and the article praises Harding's early adviser selections while questioning the wisdom of many counsellors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Bryan
League of Nation
Austria
Serbia
Germany
Russia
Hoover
Hughes
Taft
Root
Fisher
Enforce the ordinances or risk a wide open town
The piece urges stronger police vigilance and strict enforcement of city ordinances to curb banditry. It warns that lax enforcement invites crooks and that authorities should watch suspicious characters and consider organized secret policing if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Carey
League of Nations operates amid proposed amendments
The League continues to function with members proposing amendments and Argentina signaling withdrawal. Despite debates, observers expect improvement rather than dissolution, noting the US absence and Japan-U S disarmament tensions as key friction points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Argentina
League
United States
Japan
Ireland Fire at Cork Sparks Global Distress
The Cork blaze caused an estimated $15,000,000 in damage, provoking widespread distress among the population. The Civil disturbances add to the calamity, with English policy criticized as ineffective while the world watches and wonders when the turmoil will end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Cork
Evolution of Election News Speed Through U.S. History
The passage notes how 1808 required three weeks for news of James Madison's election to reach Kentucky, 1822 saw couriers on horseback replacing stagecoaches for faster delivery, and modern times provide news nearly as polls close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Madison
Kentucky
Secretary Daniels Endorses Three Year Navy Build Program
In his annual report Secretary Daniels urges a three year navy build plan and the establishment of a navy base at Hawaii as a contingency if the nation does not join the League of Nations. By outlining renewed naval expansion he signals a cautious, assertive stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
League” of Nations
Hawaii
Fires devastate two Ohio villages amid building costs
The report notes two village fires near Toledo: one at Cygnet ten miles south and another at College Center near Sheath. Both suffered heavy losses to business structures and homes, worsened by high building material costs and housing scarcity. The writer calls on the city council and Chamber of Commerce to address fire department readiness and equipage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gnio
Toledo
Chamber of Commerce
Winds Sweep West Main Area After Storm
A strong Monday night wind moved through West Main Street area, uprooting a shade tree on the Sutphen lot now owned by Mr. Wyatt and tossing several small branches from shade trees. Residents described the event as a strenuous yet non catastrophic gust lasting about a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street
House approves one year immigration ban bill
Representative Johnson's proposal to halt immigration for a year passes the House 293 to 41. The forecast is that the Senate will not pass it. The bill exceptions include certain relatives of aliens who are already citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Santa Claus Letters From Carey Children 1920
A batch of Christmas requests from Hilda and Dorothy Lamberjack and siblings in Carey Ohio. Letters ask for a baby go cart ring hair ribbon pocket book trains climbing monkeys candy nuts and toys for Mary and Margaret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Ohio
Santa Claus
Hilda Lamberjack
Mary
Gerald Lamberjack
Santa
Margaret Lamberjack
Exhausted soils limit crops and animal nutrition in Ohio studies
Ohio Experiment Station studies show soil exhaustion from extensive cropping reduces mineral content in crops. Fertilizer treatment alters wheat ash composition, bluegrass varies by soil, and clover yield falls without lime and phosphorus. Adequate calcium and phosphorus in feedstuffs are essential for bone formation and animal health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
Ohio
Mammoth American Spring
The Outlook describes a vast Florida spring near Tallahassee named Wekulla. It reportedly spans 400 feet across and 80 feet deep, discharging about 120000 gallons per minute and forming a river 250 feet wide at its source. The feature, claimed as the largest spring, is located roughly 15 miles from Tallahassee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Wekulla
Tallahassee
Boxing Day origins and the old Christmas boxes
The article traces the history of Christmas boxes and the Boxing Day custom. It notes boxes given to the poor by disused or needy people and the later practice becoming a nuisance. It mentions Catholic priests and patron saints, with English Boxing Day arising from the gifts placed in boxes after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avas
England
Tfixas
Rereén Glaze
Christmas Bag for Guests in Innova tion Home
Christmas changes an innova tion planned by one housekeeper. The breakfast table features a central mirror outlined as a star with holly, a slender cut glass vase holding red chrysanthemum blossoms, long stemmed flowers radiating toward plates, a sprig of holly on a red ribbon tied napkin, and chair背 bags with red satin bows containing gifts. Bags vary in size and hold items from bar accessories to collars and cuffs, a laundry bag, school scraps, and hooks for a child, all crafted daintily with fine materials.
When December 25 Became Christmas Day
The article traces how Christians debated Christ’s birth date with groups honoring January 1 September 29 March 29 and finally agreeing in the fourth century to celebrate Christmas on December 28 under Pope Julius I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Julius I
Merchants and pay as duty and credit in commerce
A Chamber of Commerce essay likens every paid worker to a merchant whose stock is service and credits the buyer. It stresses prompt payment, reliability, and the impact of timely bills on costs, casting repayment as a public virtue and business health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Commerce
Roses at Christmas bloom in hardy garden clusters
The Christmas rose, praised by Country Life in America, features large white blossoms about two inches wide. The plant reaches six to eight inches in height with greenish white flowers in dense clusters among dark green leaves, ideal for outdoor winter display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Life In
America
Novel Christmas Salad Bowl
A decorative salad course idea for Christmas dinner features a centerpiece fashioned as a block of cloth or platter wrapped with holly. The salad is served in a hollow center created with a hot iron and bordered with casp lettuce and holly sprigs for a festive look.
Bug Doing Your Christmas Shopping Long Time Off
Mrs Snail jokes about holiday shopping as she notes the store is half a block away and the season seems far off yet. The lighthearted exchange frames a small domestic moment with a playful twist.
Crafty Crepe Paper Displays for Kid Gifts
Crepe paper offers many opportunities for Christmas gifts especially for children. Printed figures of wild or domestic animals are cut out to form a menagerie of barnyard friends. Pictures are pasted on stiff cardboard and cut along animal outlines leaving a straight support strip.
Boy Presents Whimsical Slate Creation to Uncle
A small boy runs up a display and shows a slate saying he has made a whale million as a Christmas gift. His uncle is surprised by the playful display and the maker’s pride in his craft.
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Flegende Blatter
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