Hoover Prefers Fishing Retreats Over White House Life
The piece notes President Hoover choosing fishing and log cabin getaways over the White House, describing a nationwide appeal for rural escapes. It highlights log cabins as a growing trend, with magazines publishing plans and pictures, and suggests timber limits as a barrier to wider urban adoption.
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Hoover
Blue Ridge
Shenandoah National Park
Cvilar
Maryland
Mr. Hoover
White House
Known as Black Tack and the question about Byzantium
Answers reference yesterday and include 25 Black Tack known as, Byzantium later named as a modern city, opium source, sea water salt proportion, and the Maine harbor bomb blast with historical notes.
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Byzantium
Maine
Benjamin Franklin
Hawaiian Islands
Red
Alexander. Dumas
Canada
Local notices and business routine fill late page
A fragmented page reports several local items including a family rescued from a burning room after a cord burned, the Loomis family of Fredonia, and S. R. Rogers & Co opening offices in the Ajax Building. Other notes mention Wager Lyman Roberta of West Wayne Street, new excavation grading near a gravel pit, and a repaired locomotive mishap near the McInnes steel plant.
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S. R. Rogers & Co
Ajax
Mrs. Wager Lyman Roberta
West Wayne Street
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Corry
West South Street
Katherine Stone
Union City
Journal
Climaxompany
California
Joseph Ressler
She
Brake Shoe Company
Lydia Adams
Griswold Street
Walton
Clarence Fox
Herbert Baersson
Don Theodore Crosby
Kansas City
Francis Xavier Burkhart
Joseph Burkhart
Warren
Molesey Mary Johnson
Helen Hawes
Mcinnes
Dana Hayes
Buffalo
Erle
Nellie Brown
Winfield
WM. van Vleet
Chapin’s
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Center Street
Corry, PA
Coats
Ratterss
Romilla
Misc
York
Charmeuse Oulard
Fast CoLter