28 Dec 1924
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1924
Page
1
A fragmented OCR fragment hints at a Missouri debate on tax equalization impacting state income and educational institutions. It mentions a senator and House of Representatives, with unclear names, dates, or precise measures.
Fragmentary OCR notes a Mrs and a Dr family in Alton Illinois, with references to a daughter born yesterday and a son, plus mentions of Mrs Eli De Meisér and a holiday visit. Details are garbled, but indicate attendance at Westen my and homecoming for holidays.
J Bert Talbert of the Missouri College of Agriculture urges judicious pruning as pruning reduces leaf surface and delays bearing. He notes early pruning shapes form, avoids narrow crotches, and stresses timing after leaf fall and before spring. He warns against heavy pruning in young trees and recommends wound painting with copper sulphate for large cuts.
Sunday School 2 50 p m Y P L 6 30 p m Open Air 7 30 p m Salvation meeting 8 00 p m Music L program vocal and instrumental Subject Three things God said about man that He did not say about any other creature Mr and Mrs D A Madden 319 W Atchison announce the arrival of a baby girl at their home on Christmas Day Mrs Madden is the daughter of Dr J E Jose Alphis Weener of Westphalia visited city Jel Kuhlman returned from brief visit in St Louis Subscribe for the Union News
A bustling cafe scene in Elinor Glyn's How to Educate as Wife unfolds with Ernest Todd and Billy Breese entering to a glamorous setup. The narrative follows Tynest the insurance agent and a jealous husband’s clash, ending with a dramatic bath and a Warner Brothers classic screening at the Miller Theater for a week, amid questions on devilish fate in love.
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