Meaning of census dwelling and family terms explained
The article outlines official Census Bureau definitions for dwelling and family as of April 16, 1930. It describes dwelling as any place where one or more people regularly sleep regardless of building type, including rooms in factories, hotels, or boats, and defines family as occupants of a dwelling or portion thereof, including boarders and workers, with the head listed first followed by relatives and others in relation to the head.
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Washington
United States
Conwy Barouu
Iaw Pol
Expensive Tastes Says Wilson at Manufacturers Club
Secretary of agriculture James Wilson told the Manufacturers Club that Americans increasingly demand costly foods and comforts. He warned the nation must keep farming viable to feed a growing population and criticized retailers and wholesalers for contributing to higher prices.
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Palladelphia
United States
James Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Manufacturers Club
Wilsom
Insurgents and Cannon Battle All Night in Congress
Washington reports a fierce nocturnal clash as insurgents and Democrats defeat Cannon loyalists in repeated adjournment attempts. The House roared for eleven hours, with Cannonite forces unable to secure a vote as absentees and strategic delays dominated the chamber.
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C. Mar
Seonton
Calla
New York
Philadelphia
Republicana
Republicata
Cannon
Ades
Congress
Roeulara
Reewlir
House
Promotionists Elect M lean Promotionists Elect M lean
At a regular meeting of the Promotion Committee James Fo Motown vice president of Interisland Steam Navigation Co was unanimously elected chairman. W A Bowen resigned and attended briefly before excusing himself. The committee discussed customs duties and plans to send promotional material showcasing Hawaiian scenery to schools and the public.
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Interisland Steam Navigation Company
W. A. Bowen
W. H. Hooge
R. H. Tre
McLean
Rowét
Hlain Yale
Metoun Ral
JP Bush
Cooper
Nudaland
Hawaii
J. Moore
Wlider
Tautalis
Aldo
Passion for Candy Triggers Pellagra Case In Solomonville
A reported pellagra case involves a girl, daughter of Pedro Michadena of Solomonville, noted for craving candy rich in glucose and corn products. An interpreter in the District Court, Marehape Iaron of Tombetone, cites the case and asserts the girl’s notable appetite for sweets as a contributing factor. Several physicians across the territory show interest in the condition.
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Phoenix
Marehape Iaron
Tombetone
Food That Helps Stomach Ailments At Hot Springs
A narrative from Hot Springs Arkansas details a young man suffering nine years from stomach and bowel trouble. After trying two operations and suffering near appendicitis he finds relief using Gravo-Nuts food, noting improved digestion, sleep, memory, and overall health within weeks. He credits the product and accompanying book Thy Road to Wellville for his recovery.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Jatou Chet
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