American farms feed the world survey reveals
Washington July 22 report shows U S food exports up sharply since World War I and 1920s demand driving larger shipments of wheat rye and canned goods. Factory foods now dominate exports while meat shares fall, with canned foods boosting the rise aided by troops in Europe.
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Washington
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wAlthough
Department of Commerce
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Manufactere
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Chris Green Inherits Whistle Of Old Greenwood Packet
River officials confirm Chris Green will inherit the whistle from the old Greenwood packet soon to be dismantled. The whistle will be preserved and used for a new river packet on the Green Line. River inspectors reported progress weeks ago and the transfer was approved by river authorities.
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Green Line
Greenwood
Hurtten
Notables Shaped World From Kansas Laundry Labor
Obscure Kansas laundry workers left a lasting mark on history with figures spanning theater, politics, and governance. The piece highlights Laura Altum and Frankie Adam among others, tracing a rise from laundry toil to prominent roles in society and world events.
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Kansas
The Slipper Guide for the Well Dressed Man
A 1925 column praises slippers as essential to a complete wardrobe. It details many styles from travel slippers to house slippers, noting colors, materials, and how multiple pairs keep look pristine.
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United States
Copsrieht
EB. Wry
RAF Aerial Volunteers Aid Berme Medal Mission
Report from Paris notes American aviators volunteering with French forces to aid in North Africa and Madrid area operations. The unit led by Col Charles Swankey plans to fly seven to eight aircraft with several correspondents aboard. Authorities outline strategic bombing aims and protective measures for bombing missions while German forces mobilize 3000 airmen for training. A London court remands Samuel Taylor on blackmail charges against Lord Terenrington.
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Rabat
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Rao
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Ronelle
Wash
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British Court Rules Against Handy Divorce
A London court refused a divorce petition by Alten Bustard against her husband, Holand Bustard, citing alleged provocation and collaboration. Judge Swift said the couple had not shown fault or sufficient grounds to dissolve the marriage and warned that persuading a spouse to commit infidelity is not grounds for divorce.
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Bustard
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Ieren Tea
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Weenie
Salvation Army Remodels Home At Local Facility
A historical notice describes Salvation Army remodeling work at a local home facility. The project involves repairs and reorganizing spaces to improve living conditions for residents and staff. Works include updates to kitchens, bathrooms, and common areas as part of ongoing efforts.
Unclear transcription of strike talk and political comments
Fragmented OCR lines discuss labor actions and political figures in a contested setting. Mentions Boehner and unions with scattered references to dates and events, but the text is garbled and many names and specifics are unreadable. The readable portions suggest a news brief on strikes and political commentary without coherent details.
Canadian waits as executio n tied up by appeals
In a Chicago area case, condemned man Thomas Scott faces last minute stays while his wife travels from Springfield to be near the scene. Reports describe frantic efforts to save his life as officials consider a final reprieve.
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Springfield
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Planes Crash Aboard Cantlaned Tram Detail Lacking
Fragmentary text describes a plane crash with roles listed for Lieutenant Meltioin Private Ter observer and Haviland crew. Mentions injuries including a neck gash to Melk, bruises to Private Hanks, and attachment to a fourth obstation group. Names Wyeth Mor and others appear in garbled form.
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Ant Meltioin
Atari
Haviland
Fay Wyatt
Mor
Wyeth
Obituary for Bon In Happ local architect and pastor
Funeral services were held yesterday for Bon In Happ, a Dumphters Alenia church pastor and local architect who died Monday from gunshot wounds in Raleigh. Attending were Frank Brown and Pat Whohra among others. honorary pallbearers included A Thomas and J Tata. Services conducted by Captain Robert Kiensiz of the Salvation Army. Burial at Spring Hill Cemetery. arrangements by a brother visiting from Cincinnati.
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Highbrows Make Good Cooks Says French Authority
Paris July 21 Professor Eyetakl of the Institute Pasteur, a noted bacteriologist, asserts that highbrows often become excellent cooks. He argues cooking is both art and science based on five simple rules, and that intellectual women frequently excel in cooking classes. He disputes the claim that it takes a long time to become a great chef.
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Paris
Eyetakl
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Institute Pasteur
Parie
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Detters
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Noslager
Ohio motorists push secession of Cuyahoga County from Ohio
Cleveland Automobile Club officials urge splitting Cuyahoga County from the state amid tax burdens on urban residents and growing auto ownership. The move follows Chicago councils in seeking urban autonomy as rural districts resist city-imposed taxes and new license and gasoline levies. Many doubt secession will advance without city action.
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Willam J
Chieags
Ohio
Muta
Hector
Nicholson Returns from Army Camp After Medical Officers Course
Maj. Hugh C. Nicholson has returned from Carlisle Barracks Pennsylvania where he completed a two year course of instruction with the United States Army Medical Corps. Col. Burns of Charles Town Lieut Col. Durty of Harris and Lieut Col. Trad of Huntington attended the course which trains officers for service conditions and combat readiness. About 360 reserve officers are offered the course annually and Dr Nicholson was among those who volunteered.
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Pennvelvania
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Meholson
Jothsrm
West Virginia
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Charles Town
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Thase
Motor Cars Sought For Army Picnic Par-ty
Officials from the Charleston Automobile Association ask members to provide cars for transporting children and their mothers to the Salvation Army picnic at Shady Brook bathing beach on Wednesday afternoon July 9. Cars will depart from the Salvation Army Citadel at 2 o clock and return from the beach in the evening.
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Charleston
Expedition Finds New Plants in South America
A South America expedition for the Flora Museum and partners reports 22 species new to science. Stanley Field, president, states the team collected 2400 specimens of herbs and trees in the Andes regions of Bolivia and southern Peru.
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South America
Flola Museu
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Ohio
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de Pend
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Europe Is Canada's Leading Customer
An unclear Eurasian trade note claims Europe is Canada’s top buyer in a domestic report. It mentions Testdiog custaner and references various names and numbers, though the text is garbled and difficult to interpret.
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Europe
Canada
Huling Funeral Today After Death at Home
Mrs Huling dies after illness. Funeral services to be held at St. Debn Episcopal Church with burial at Spring Hill Cemetery. She is survived by three sisters and several half siblings in Charleston, Detroit and Hinton.
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Bo OP. Wiegals
Detroit
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Charleston
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H. E. Grace
Carl Kline
Hinton
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George Smith
Idawikht
Frank, Thornton
Robert L. Smith
Committee fixes traffic signals in New York
July 20 report credits a professional committee with over thirty organizations for advancing uniform color usage in traffic signals. The drive aims to rationalize signaling codes and standardize practices nationwide through the American Engineering Standards Institute.
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New York
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