Ohio Town Is Being Moved To Save Its Existence
Osborn Ohio, a town of about 1000, must be moved as the Great Miami valley flood control plan creates dry reservoirs. Homes businesses and schools will be relocated to higher ground while the dry basin fills during floods. The move aims to preserve the town’s corporate existence while preventing future inundations.
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Dayton
Osborn
Miami
Miami Valley
Ghio
Wich
Mims Conservancy District
Morris Rice
Ohio
Rice
Osborn Removal Company
State of
Miami Conservancy
East Oshor Kval Company
Ten Dollars a Stick Up Is Scale for Assistants
A New York report states robbers paid assistants called swabbers ten dollars each, with detectives claiming Gerald Clair of Denver confessed to holding a revolver while his employer rifled cash registers during two cigar store robberies totaling about one hundred dollars.
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New York City
Gerald Clair
Denver
Colo
Clair
Christian Liberty and Love in First Corinthians
A sermon excerpt discusses Christian liberty in eating, drinking, and social actions. It emphasizes edification, self restraint, and not causing others to stumble, urging believers to live for God’s glory and follow Jesus’ example. It cautions against self indulgence and treats the body as a temple guided by love.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Spanish styled practical dresses for day wear
The article highlights Spanish influence in practical day dresses shown in two styles. One tricotine dress features a full skirt, bound armseye sleeves, a fringe collar, chenille fringe, and a six cord girdle. the other tailored model borrows a fringe sash and embroidery motif with braid hems, satin buttons, and a tailoring bow, suitable for standard suitings.
New York Tops Nation in White Potato Consumption
New York leads the United States as the largest white potato consuming center per USDA figures. Over the past five years the city averaged the highest annual imports, with Chicago second at 11,510 cars and Philadelphia 8,501. Potatoes largely arrive from upstate New York and Maine, with New Jersey and Maine supplying substantial carloads to the city.
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City
Chicago
Philadelphia
York
New York
United States
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Pittsburgh
Maine
New Jersey
U K S New Sam Browne Belt Designs For Officers
Washington reports a new Sam Browne belt for army officers with two shoulder straps. Approved by General Pershing, the design includes renovable plate slides and pockets for a canteen and sabre. The feature contrasts with the current belt worn by officers and aims to improve functionality.
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Washington
Pershing
Hidden Trouble to Do Best by Robert Collyer
A terse meditation on the call to noble deeds. The text reflects a belief that God hides ideas within each person and that life occasions a trembling urge to perform good actions, finding the highest spring of excellence through inner prompting.
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Hest
Robert Collyer
Four Coat Styles Create Fall Fashion Favor
Designers drop dolman and wrappy looks for straight lines with dropped shoulders and flaring sleeves. Basque fitted coats with full skirts emerge, plus the Russian blouse style and dolman sleeves with capelike capes. Embroidery and braid decorate, fur collars appear, and long cape-collar coats feature tassel finishes in this season’s mode.
Belted In Effects For Narrow Leather Belts
A fragmented note describes new belted effects for narrow leather belts suited for port wear. It highlights two color preferences, white and black, with a one inch width and mentions usage on both OPC fronted and kwenter components.
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P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Ebbe Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Connolly
Lincoln Park
Chicago Yacht Club
Sal
Tels
Sheridan Drive
Roscoe Street
Thor
Reur
Suuh
U. S
Dad
George of
Mogland
Edward Vii
Lonifon
Waterloo
Pluca
U.K
Sam Browne
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