Co operative bakeries and a community house rise in Brooklyn
In New York the Finns invest in cooperative housing to escape high rents. Six families build a 16 family apartment block with a club house and a cooperative restaurant. They raise $45 000 and borrow the rest, paying less than market rent while gaining heat water and modern conveniences.
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Co-Operative Bakeries
Co-Operative
Big Success
New York
Lfe
New Yorker
Lee’ Columis
Tee
Ayost
Pines
Brooklyn
Moving Picture House
America
Land of Opportunity
Pinhind
Winland
Co-Operative Society
Craip
Sach
Perucipal
Cindy
Frererie J
Ubcago News
Flapper Protests Surrender of Seats on London Transit
Women of London demand fair seating on trains and buses citing fatigue of husbands who give up seats to young women. The movement promotes a standard where the woman offers her seat or declines to cede priority, signaling a shift in social conduct.
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Women of
London
Arlen
Indiana Wheat and Tax Measures Dominate Local News
Reports from Fayette and other Indiana counties discuss farmers shifting to rye due to fertilizer costs and market uncertainty. Other items note the emergency appropriations of 1.168 million dollars, state institution funding, estate claims, a large Johnson County wheat crop, railroad service issues, and county fair preparations with crop yields and labor conditions across Indiana.
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EL Teese
Antrence Eddwards
Fayette County
Farmers’ Federation
Federation
Indianapolis
Indiana
General Assembly
Goodrich
Otto Krauss
John Pugh
Marshall Pugh
Louis B. Ewbank
Frankin
Johnson County
Hammond
FL J. White
White County
Éorprer
Arthur Recker
Chicago
Pecker
Alvin Schreiber
Vanmnand
Recker
Schreiher
Seteher
Miainteht
Tadtvenapolis
Opphile Service Commission
Soarootee Water Company
Copany
Stinne
Thratiek
Flo
Poland
Prenkiyenlege
Jeune
Indiananolis
Department of Education
Indiana University
Beaver Malls College
Beaver Palls
Alexandera
Monroe County
Evansyde
Bmvanaville
Vanderburg
Hartford City
Sneath & Johnston
Uns
Advefts
Queensburg
Albert Barnes and Son
Frmers
Dubois County
United States
BE. BR. Wetherow
Federal Bureau of Education
A. O. _ Neat
Statistical Division
Famherly
Seymour
Jackeron County
Indiana High School
Rral
City
L. N. Hines
EP Wetherow
Wetherow Sid
Indiannapolis
Itivers'de
Sunse
al. Vision of Fish and Game
State Conservation Department
Indiiananolis
Indiana Doal Overstars’ Association
Stire
Heporeon
Wienom Lote
Perwpen Sto
SOO
Prives
Winn Tate
Ernst
Gregring
Jlow
Feefer
Blackford County
Jackson County
Lawrenceburg
George Oswald
Newark Woman Credits Lydia Pinkham Remedy for Relief
Mrs Theresa Coventry of Newark testifies after eight years of misery from organic trouble she found relief with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports regained ability to work and urges others to write for free advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Newark
N. J
Lydia Pinkham
Theresa Coventry
Burnett, St
Newark, N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Cardington Beds
England
H.C. L
Finland
Indiana News
Columbus
Fate Grounds
Bartford City
Farmera i
Blackford
Hindercorns
Joan Chemis
Drusrists
R. Fe
King Pin Plug Tobacco
Owl Chemical Works
Terre Haute
Banner Lye
Vacca
Banne Lye
Penn Chemical Works
Philadelphia Daa
Culan Eye
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