Public safety items and urban plans mix in chaotic June dispatch
In York a 17 year old from Ouaquata carries a loaded cartridge belt and faces detention after a station search reveals more ammunition. The piece then shifts to Broadway plans for a grand Art Center near Fifty-ninth Street, a proposed massive hotel, and Broadway Productions Inc announcing a $1,000 bonus for a new play.
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York
Samson Hobbs
Ouaquata
Hailway
Cartrade
Detter
James I
Central Park
Fifty-fifth
Fifty-sixth Streets
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Broadway Productions, Inc
W. Lederer
Mrs Lula Vann Fulton Arkansas Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as relief for painful periods nervousness back pain and menstrual troubles. A grateful user praises the product and urges other women to consider trying it to improve daily work and well being.
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Hebertz
Helen
Lydia E. Pinkham
The Home Kitchen Saffron in Historic Cooking Practices
A home cooking essay outlines saffron use across cuisines. It notes saffron varieties in Italian Turkish French and Russian dishes. The piece explains yellow rice with saffron, rose-water soaked saffron, saffron in sauces and desserts, and cautions about modern tastes.
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Lisle
France
England
Erwin A. Morse Granted Freedom by Court
Justice Siddons freed Erwin A Morse son of Charles Morse from custody after a habeas corpus petition challenged the States Commissioner McDonald removal order. Morse faced indictments in New York for fraudulent use of the mails. The court found the commissioner's refusal to allow evidence violated Morse's constitutional rights.
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International News Service
Washington
Erwin A. Morsé
Charles
Justice Siddons
McDonal
New York
Answer &N
Morse
Siddons
Cobb v Central of Georgia Railroad ruling on filing mortgages
In Montgomery Alabama the Alabama Supreme Court ruled that the Central of Georgia Railroad must file the mortgage paper in the probate office and pay the state recording fee of fifteen cents per hundred dollars. The decision was issued Thursday in the case of William P B Cobb secretary of state versus the Central of Georgia Railroad Company.
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Montgomery
Ala
William of State
Dhara, Georgia
Supreme Court
William PB. Cobb
Central of Georgia Railroad Company
Hair Net Trade Supports Chinese Women in Famine Years
In Protigu China on June 17 a report notes thousands of Chinese women, hiring out their hair to weave nets that feed families during famine. Hair is cheap. one dollar buys hair for fifty workers a month. Anping village near Paotingfu hosts market fairs where hair is sold. barbers collect and sell cuttings to supply nets.
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Protigfu
China
Americas
Anping
Paotingfu
Revival to Open at Austinville Baptist Church
Rev J Wm Jones pastor will open revival services at the Austinville Baptist Church starting 18th. Rev A V Reeses angelist and John QO y singe will conduct the services. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend.
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J. Wm. Jones
Austinville
Hair Net Making by Chinese Women amid Famine Relief
The article describes Chinese women in rural households and courtyards making hair nets for two cents per net, often in cramped rooms with babies nearby. It notes shifts to in-house bleaching and dyeing by hair net companies and highlights famine relief efforts by missionaries and reform workers supporting these net centers.
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China
America
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