Dining room quarrel seals a family accord
Dorothy visits the Aldens to find a hidden family skeleton as a thirty year old quarrel over the dining room redecorating resurfaces. Grandfather and Grandmother reconcile after a sudden illness and a chance to settle the plans with a compromise involving black oak and Spanish leather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Tianee
Aldeus
Joorothiy
Doronthy
Ted Dams
Ste
Fightiv
Nanna
Dorothy Eine
Ted
Reneedy
eNo
Mae
Phen
Cornaeil
Alden
Cmorses
Grandmother
Gaiadfather
Henry
Mr. Alden
Grandfather
Abel
Theney
Tansie
Doverhey
Centwether
Clio
Dinekok
Louis Niv
Father World
Defied British Social Law Smoking Duke In Public
Lord Clarendon and the third Duke of Southerrnhind are described defying a social rule by smoking in public places and Hyde Park. The biographer Sir Herbert Maxwell notes Clarendon’s habit of finishing papers with cigarettes and a lordly tolerance for smoking in prohibited spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirendon
Sudor
Madrid
Downing Street
Flerbert Maxwell
Lord Clarendon
Torselon
Clarendon
Bebdis
A Glorious Deed in a Fabled Village
An inferred tale describes a peasant who starved himself to save the village, refusing to touch the rice to spare the last store for sewing in spring. He dies in his cottage with his head on an unopened bale of rice, pristine but unseen in the village’s harsh scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hobertson
Tle
Our Juvenile Jesters Dialogue Confuses Readers
Reading notes quote a Boston Transcript fragment about a juvenile theater group. The garbled lines reference a confession by a character named Todont and comment on boys and girls, with a misspelled line about the earth and a school audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todont
Boston Transcript
No Time for Persiflage Phrase in Courier Journal
Fragment from Lowsville Courier Journal contains dialogue about a plane, a minister named John, and a humorous exchange with strained phrasing suggesting a satirical or informal note on travel or conversation.
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John
Lowsville Courier-Journal
Control of Alfalfa Weevil by Poison Spraying Methods
United States Department of Agriculture outlines a practical poison spray control for alfalfa weevil. Arsenate of lead and zinc compounds are recommended with precise mixing, equipment, and application guidelines to protect the first and second crops, clarifying timing, rates, and rig requirements for effective field use.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Stan Ucrea
Indiana Highway Funds Allocated and Local Openings
The 1922-23 apportionment assigns Indiana 1,405,004 dollars in federal highway aid requiring state match. Government share caps at 16,250 dollars per mile next year and 15,000 thereafter, with exceptions for bridges over twenty feet. Examinations set July 15 for postmaster positions in eighteen Indiana offices.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of Agriculture
Post Office
Indiana
Washington
D. C
Albion
Atlanta
Loverdale
Darlington
Geneva
Goodland
Lynn
Mulberry
Pendleton
Plainfield
Remington
Rising Sun
Scottsburg
Summitville
Thorntown
Vevay
Waynetown
Zionsville
Boonville
Cypress Creek
Warrick County
Bravotville
Terre Haute
Minee
Stetson
West Terre Iaute
Clinton
Queensburg
Pecatur County
Indianapolis
Marion County
Marion County Tubereculosis Association
McCray
Knox County
Nonrinion
Vigo
Sullivan
Marion
Grant County Brotherhood of Thrashermen
Tetersburg
Asa Miller
Winslow
Pike County
George Miller
Miler
Velpen
Indiana State Firemen's Association
Hammond
Winds Car and Equipment Company
Calumet
Chicago Heights
Evansville
Benjamin Bosse
Bosse
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
George W. Applegate
Corydon National Bank
Ben Applegate
Wilson KE. Cook
A. B. Anderson
Walter J. Wiley
East Chicago
Interstate Harbor Commission
Ilinois
Wolf Lake
Lake Michigan
Culumee
Valparaiso
Porter County
Terre Nante
Idle Nation
John L. Lewis
Kentucky
Indianapoulis
State Board of Health
Noblesgill
Logansport
Edward Carson
Dela Carson
Jesse Carson
Mary Carson
Harry Demsey
Onward
Thomas A. Riley
Free Employment Service
Anderson
Annnual
Laporte
United States Volunteer Naval Reserve Force
Jeffersonville
Indiana Reformatory
South Bend
the Ladies of the Maccabees
Bloomington
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