Weather Insurance Expands Across U S Crops and Events
Washington reports crop insurance broadening rapidly as windstorm and tornado coverage soar past 50 million dollars annually. Rain insurance protects businesses depending on weather, while hail remains the oldest crop policy. General crop insurance is still developing, with fruit frost protection common in orchards.
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Washington
Weathers Bureau
Department of Gericulture
United States
Kansas
North Dakota
Iowa
Lorain
Ohio
Toinets
Irmilang
Enly Insurance
Eather Bureau
McCormick Palace Prep for Mathilde and Max Oser Residency
McCormick Palace at Lake Forest I is being readied to house Mathilde McCormick granddaughter of John Dr Hockefeller and her Swiss husband Max Oser with their baby. They have lived in Switzerland since marriage. The estate, once linked to winter sports, is shown amid insurance records and promotional notes.
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Marold FF. McCormick
Lake Forest
Mathilde McCormick
John Dr. Hockefeller
Max Oser
Switzerland
Mathilde
Bax
U S Agents Seek Dead Criminals
Washington July 14 Thousands of crimes are committed by criminals listed as dead in official records. The Justice Department says its fingerprint morgue describes most known criminals and links them to other names. Many so called unknown dead operate under aliases, with over 20000 such cases annually saved from punishment by the department's identification work.
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Washington
Peng la
Criminaia
Department of Justice
Department
Ohieta
Sheck Ifs
Oefleiais
Crimingia
London
Scotland Yard
Department of Jue- Vex
Ne Oriinal
Akaaalnat
Lewisburg Lawyer to Address Business Men's Dinner
Washington attorney A. W. Smith will speak at the Lewisburg Business Men's Association dinner tonight at the Community House. Harry Frazier Jr. is in Richmond.
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A. W. Smith
Washington
Vin Lewisburg
Business Men's Association
Harry Frazier, Jr
Richmond
Motoring and Social Notes From Lewisburg Area
End will return by motor stopping at Staunton Virginia on the war. Mrs Earle Perkins and family are spending the summer with Mrs Perkins parents Mr and Mrs J A Sibald Henry Tucker has returned from Tramden Sidney college to his home here. William Brewster returned from Charleston today. Cincinnati calling is spending two weeks in Lewisburg his former home. Ty Price Joseph Holt and S W McCorkle have returned from a motor trip to Lexington where S W McCorkle Sr joined Sham. J L Bell returned Wednesday from Lexington Kentucky. Paul Tivesay left this week for Louisville Kentucky where he will visit friends. Mr and Mrs patron and daughters Martha and Mary Wilson and Henry Skages are motoring through Virginia. Mr A M Peach and son Robert of Farquier county Va are guests of Mr and Mrs Charles B Dice. Several persons were operated on for tonsillitis at the Community house this week. Among those were Miss Marie Anderson and Muir Yaird. Lewt lecture B A Tisdale and W Wartet state health department engineers passed through Lewisburg Friday.
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End
Staunton
Earle Perkins
Lexington
W McCorkle
Sham
J. L. Bell
Paul Tivesay
Louisville
Martha
Mary Wilson
Henry Skages
Virginia
M. Peach
Non Robert
Farquier County
Charles &. Dice
Mieg Marie Anderdon
Muir Yarid
Offi Lew
Fatigue Slouch Peril to Health Warned by Ida Harrington
AMANAST, Mass July 14. Mrs Ida Harrington of Hiverton New Jersey warned at Massachusetts Agricultural College conference that fatigue slouch is a malignant threat to health for young women. She urged natural erect posture and corsets for those unable to maintain it, noting five minutes of self exercise beats an hour of massage.
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Amanast
Mass
Ida Harrington
Hiverton
N. J
Hone
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Landed estates sold in Sweden show shift to small holdings
In Upsala Sweden July 18 the old time country estates are rapidly being divided into small parcels for individual families. Central and southern provinces already count dozen catates cut into plots about 17 000 hectares total with 4 000 hectare timber and assessed value near 3 000 000 kronor. A firm named Hendish Land Distribution oversees divisions including one of these estates. Modern economics pushes farming toward smaller holdings and industrial employment to factories, yet many Swedes still aim to own homes and cultivate land part time, aided by wage rises and mechanization. An intensive agriculture and subdivision of catates are seen as remedies.
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Upsala
Sweden
America
Lindholmen and Gustavus Vasa in Swedish history
The fragment notes Lindholmen between here and Stockholm marking a century old celebration in Swedish history. It mentions about 100 years since the birthplaces of Gustavus Vasa, founder of modern Sweden, and a reverence tied to George Washington's estate in the United States.
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Lindholmen
Stockholm
Gustavus Vaan
Sweden
George Washington
United States
Italian Girl Aims to Poison Family Near Brindisi
An eighteen year old girl in southern Italy near Brindisi was arrested for an attempted poisoning of her father mother and three brothers. Her lover is suspected of motivating the crime and plans to flee together after the family died. The plan failed when the poisoned soup remained uneaten.
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Tome
Italy
Brindisi
Alb
Japan to Extend Army Training to Higher Grade Schools
Tokyo reports that Japan plans to expand the proposed national military training system to middle and other higher grade schools. Estimated cost for the lower and higher grades is 6,600,000 yen. Officials seek 300,000 rifles from military authorities for schools and young men's associations, with operation hoped by 1928.
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Japan
Tokyo
Empire
Notice From Madame Jan ette On Medical Leave
Madame Jan ette announces she is called out of the city due to illness and will return as soon as possible.
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Madame Janette
Sixteen Year Old Steals Grandmother’s Money in Chicago
The sixteen year old Dorothy Saye der, confined in the Chicago Home for Girls, is accused of draining her grandmother Mia Emma Phillips’ savings. About $1,700 vanished as the teen allegedly spent the funds on dresses, silk hose, shoes, and other items.
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Chicago
Dorothy Sayeder
Durance Vile
Girte
Mia
Emma Phillips
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