Spite Party Schemes Stir Admah and Flora at Hamilton
Admah Holtz faces pressure from Flora Lee as she plans a grand Hallowe'en ball to unseat the Sycamore Club. Hunter O'Neill looms in the background while Margaret Peake contends with family ties and charity drives amid a tense social clash at the town’s industrial hub.
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Hunter O'Neill
Admah
Flora Lee
Hunter O' Neill
Sycamore Club
Hunter
Jack
Slse
O'Neill
Huntie
Flosa Lee
Hamilton
Sycamore
Admah Holtz
Huntie O'Neill
Spring House
Inness Street
Browne Folsom
Hamilton Hotel
St. Louis
Dot Wheeler
Scudderville
Margaret Peake
Margaret
Union-Democrat
Marquesa
Peg
Flore Lee
Solomon
Holtz
Canfield
Winnipeg
Ahmah
Green Quiets Nerves and Tongue in Columiga Record
The column notes that among colors green is the most calming to the nerves and that a long green object is especially soothing to the tongue, reflecting a playful comment on color mood.
Remedy Ad Promotes Ely's Crème Balm for Head Colds
An early 20th century advertisement touts Ely's Crème Balm as a quick relief for head colds. It claims the product clears the head, soothes inflammation, and checks discharge by applying it in the nostrils and fighting germs where they are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Ady
Students Prove Fresh Theological Insight for American Churches
The Rev Dr John Barlow of Memoria Presbyterian in Brooklyn says undergraduates in theological seminaries publish sermons 76 percent stronger than those of ordained ministers in the Homiletic Review contest. Hartford Theological Society cites bright future as young preachers address unrest with conviction and insight. An undergraduate prize winner is Jerome Johanson for The Hiding of God. In Seattle a bronze muzzle loading cannon from Neah Bay, possibly Spanish 1790s, is found by diver W S Benjamin on a sunken Japanese ship site, bearing a figure of armored man, bow, arrow, and star motif.
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John Barlow
Memoria Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Barlow
Churches of America
Jerome Johanson
Hartford Theological Seminary
Homiletic Review
Johanson
God
Seattle
Neah Bay
Strait of Juan de Fuca
W .S. Benjamin
Flowers Have Place on Farm in Cultivating Rural Joy
Secretary Jardine urges farmers to value flower gardens as essential to rural life. He praises nature's beauty, notes efforts by the Department of Agriculture with the American Rose Society, and highlights plant breeding progress. The talk covers flowers for ornament, regional varieties, and training of horses alongside horticultural advances.
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William M. Jardine
New York
Solomon
United States
Department of Agriculture
Department
American Rose Society
Washington
Rose Society
Horses Need Attention For Heavy Spring Work
Farmers should prepare horses for upcoming spring duty by gradual feeding. Horses wintering out require three to six weeks of good feed before resuming heavy work to maintain strength and readiness.
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A. B. Caine
Lows State College
Prain
Iowa Orchardist Sells Many Apples Direct
Bob Clark of Mitchelville operates a 40 acre orchard producing about 10 000 bushels annually with 250 bushels per acre. He prunes and cultivates trees, sells 1 500 bushels of Grimes Golden directly from the orchard, and notes most fruit consists of Jonathan and Ben Davis varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Clark
Mitchelville
Bob
Iowa State College
Clark
Jonathans
Ben Davis
Detroit Daily Moves to New Downtown Building in June
The Detroit Prep Press, Detroit's oldest daily newspaper, will move into a new 14 story home opening in June. The site sits on land formerly part of the Fort Shelby reservation in Detroit's downtown business district as construction nears completion.
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Detroit Daily
Associated Press
Detroit
Fort Shelby
Detroit Prep Press
Oceu
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Relief From Pains
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a quick cure for rheumatic pains soreness lameness backache and chest cold congestion. It promotes rubbing the sore area to create counter irritation and improve blood flow easing discomfort before the rubs end. The 35 cent remedy aims to spare hours of pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Jacobs
St. Jacobs Ol
Detroit Free Press Building Opens After Long Construction
The Detroit Free Press marks 94 years since its founding with a new six story plus eight story tower building spanning 27 056 square feet. The block between (asa Avenue and Wayne street) is fully occupied by the structure as editors and mechanical staffs prepare for daily production. Two basements already house major equipment forming virtual additional floors as the plant anticipates expansive capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Asa Avenue
Wayne Street
Sheldon MacKnight
Marmola Tablets Claim Easy Weight Loss
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple method to reduce weight without dieting or exercise. It promises rapid results by taking four tablets daily and offers purchase options through local druggists or direct mail from Marmola Co. in Detroit, Michigan.
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Ford
Marmola Co
General Motors Bidg
Detroit, Mich
Adv
Fragmentary newspaper item on Woodbridge and Bates streets
A partial OCR fragment mentions Woodbridge and Bates streets near the water with unclear surrounding context and a note about a weekly paper. The rest of the event, names, or actions are not readable.
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Woodbridge
Bates
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Juniper Street
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Ford Motor Company
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Geo
Iowa
Trimmer
Creston Hotel
Creston
F. M. Trimmer
Oakwood Boulev
Chicago, I
St. Jacobs Oil
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