Blame On Men For Divorce In Most Cases
Philadelphia report cites Welfare Department chief Hassrick noting men are to blame in over half of divorces. He lists ten causes from financial strain to incompatibility, infidelity and interference by relatives, with temperaments and nagging also shaping breakups.
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Philadelphia
Romaine
Hassrick
Legal Aid
Hasarick
Cotton Wilt Seen As Cause Of Trouble In Area
Eight L Morrow, former county farm agent, after examining cotton plants brought by Joe Burns and Lawrence Norton on Courtland road, concluded cotton wilt is causing drying stalks and lack of fruiting. He suggested seed from other sections spread the disease, noting wilt’s prevalence in South Alabama and its likely arrival here.
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Joe Burns
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Czar Nicholas Turns Joke Into Room for Self
In a light feature from International Illustrated News Phil presents a personal closeup of a presidential possibility. The piece examines public perception and the humor surrounding a candidate nicknamed Czar Nicholas as a potential chief executive.
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Longworth Seen as Possible Speaker With Strong Backing
The piece profiles Speaker of the House Nicholas Longworth, noting his rise from a local figure to a formidable political operator. It highlights his charm, strategic campaigning, nickname Czar Nicholas, and the support of C Bascom Slemp as a campaign manager. It also mentions his long tenure from Cincinnati and his stances on taxes, the League of Nations, and the World Court.
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Longworth Wa
Democrats
C. Bascom Slemp
Coolidge
Alemp
Longworth
Spotlight Figures Reflect Aboard Ohio Statesmen
Fragmentary account mentions Nick as an affable Ohio figure and mixer alongside McKinley Daft and Harding. It references Ohio contributions to Presidents, money matters, and farmer aid. The text also notes the Bull Moose era, Longworth house divisions, and Nick’s steady support for Taft and Alice, with a troubled home life.
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Ohio
McKinley
Daft
Harding
Ieee Rouge
United States
Nicholas
Longworth
Taft
Alice
Electro-Soil Culture New Plan Lets Farms Plow By Electricity
Rochester scientists and hundreds of Monroe county farmers observe an electro soil culture demo. Hamilton L Ree of Pittsburgh claims electricity can eliminate weeds pests and boost soil fertility using a radio driven electric plow on Don Woodward and Le Roy farms. The method reportedly doubles plant height and yields while reducing weeds, with negligible cost and noting benefits for nitrogen fixation and soil purity.
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International News Service
Rochester
N. T
Monroe County
Donald Woodward
LeRoy Farmer
Hamilton L. Ree
Pittsburg
Roe
Prodigy’s Wedding Joins Mondell Family in Wyoming
Miss Dorothy Mondell daughter of the former Republican floor leader wed Alexander W. Gregg a young tax wender from the Internal Revenue Bureau. The ceremony at the Mondell summer home in Newcastle Wyoming was attended by Mrs Calvin Coolidge.
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Alexander W. Gregg
Internal Revenue Bureau
Calvin Coolidge
Newcastle
Wyo
Mondell
Seocbegeietsl cow tale begins in new daily serial
A new daily serial story starts with the first installment featuring a curious cow from Seocbegeietsl lore. Readers are invited to follow the unfolding events and characters in the upcoming installments.
Decatur Market Offers Fair Price for Farm Commodities
Local market in Decatur advertises fair pricing for farm products. The notice invites farmers to bring their commodities to the market for competitive rates and direct sales opportunities.
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Decatur
Local merchants credit roads and travel boost sales says J C Penney manager
The manager cites good roads and rising automobile and train travel as expanding the volume of retail in the city. He notes strong demand for dry foods and department merchandise and says new customers from towns by car and rail are buying more. Advertising and cooperation among merchants are urged to capitalize on these conditions.
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J. ©. Penney F
Ly Wid
Ness
Visiting Here Shaped by Guest Boetler Family Ties
Joe Boetler, now residing in Ree, visits with his sister Birdie Boetler for a few days. Mr Boetler also stays at the Jake Couch home in town.
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Re Ee
Birdie Boetler
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Jake Couch
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