Beveridge Wins in G D P Primary
Indiana returns show Albert J Beveridge led the Republican senatorial primary by a roughly 20 000 margin over Harry S New with 179 936 to 161 710 after 31 137 precincts counted. Samuel M Ralston won the Democratic nomination by a moderate landslide, while Merrill Moores led Republican congressional races in Marion County and Joseph P Turk led Democrats for Congress in several districts.
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Indianapolis
Albert J. Beveridge
Repubiican
United States
Harry $. New
Beveridge
New
Marion County
Samuel M. Ralston
Mr. Beveridge
Indiana
Lake County
Ralston
Merrill Moores
Joseph P. Turk
Congress
Woodburn Musson
Jesse Sanders
Halston’s
House of Representatives
Oscar J. Bland
Lintean
Richard N. Elliott
Connersville
Tadhinapolis
Albert H. Vestal
Anderson
Fred 8. Purnell
Attica
Wai BR. Wood
Lafayette
Louis W. Fairfield
Angola
Oscar R. Lubving
Evansville
Samuel A. Lambain
English
John $. Benham
Senha
Everett Sanders
Terre Haute
Milton Kraus
Fern
Andrew J. Hickey
Laporte
Franklin McCray
John W. Becker
French Hellinshead
Test
Joseph Po Turk
Woodin Masson
Bo Proelnete
William F&f. Spooner
Valpieniso
Letting Him in
An affable elder, eager to join the youngsters in their sport, jokes about joining if they knock a ball through a window. The Birmingham Age Herald quotes the exchange as a lighthearted moment between generations.
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Grandpop
Birminghaum
Reward for life saving windshield cleaner ad
A vintage ad promises a $5,000 reward for lifesaving intent, urging readers to mail a dollar to the Baltimore See Thru Corporation to obtain a long lasting wind shield treatment. It claims three years of clear windshield protection, guaranteed satisfaction or refund, and urges action for the next rain storm.
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Baltimore See-Thru ‘Corporation
Baltimore
Maryland
Lest Them Since Bobble How Did Ye Hurt Yer Hand
The fragmented dialogue recalls a past injury during a brawl and references sharp teeth once possessed by Sammy Jones, hinting at a rough life story. The text preserves voices and recollections without a clear contemporary event or date.
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Eddie
Sammy Jones
Women Need Swamp-Root for Kidney Trouble Ad
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues without realizing it. The ad promotes Kilmer's Swamp Root as a physician endorsed remedy and urges readers to obtain a sample by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co. It includes a request to mention the newspaper and notes marketing claims about related symptoms and general health.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Resting Up in Lousville Courier Journal Line
A short quip notes a person resting at home after a trip to Florida where they wore themselves out dressing. The exchange reflects a local paper’s witty tone and social humor.
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Florida
Loulaville Courier-Journal
Milk Inspection Cooperation Between Towns Proposed
The USDA urges small cities and towns to join with neighboring communities to hire a shared milk inspector and maintain a laboratory. Costs can be prorated by population, with state and federal help available. The Oranges in northern New Jersey are cited as a long running successful example.
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United States Department of Agriculture
New Jersey
Marks of Good Dairy Cow
A good dairy cow should appear angular and lean when milking. A feminine head with bright eye, wide muzzle, and large open nostrils signals dairy temperament. The chest should be full and deep for heart and lung room. A long deep body with arched ribs allows handling feed. A well developed mammary system with long branching veins entering large wells and uniform size, plus a large well shaped udder with mellow handling quality are essential.
Dairy cows work hardest say Utah farmer
A Utah farmer in Rural Engineering notes dairy cows labor more than other livestock, producing five to ten times her weight in milk yearly and using energy comparable to plowing an acre. The piece urges proper feeding and care for cattle. It then lists rural maintenance tasks to repair and paint machinery and stock up on farming tools.
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Utah
Brother
Ethel
Asphalt use in U S roads reaches 5 million tons
Over the past eight years the United States has laid 5,000,000 tons of asphalt and asphaltic materials in highways, enough to cover about 50,000 miles of roads and streets.
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United States
King George anecdotes and women of fame in Strand magazine
The Strand magazine features intimate anecdotes about King George and his royal connections. Queen Mary's favorite Princess Mary portrait reveals taste, while a print prompted the king to remove pannier width from the negative. A Hall of Remembrance is proposed for Washington to honor living women’s memory, with names chosen by state locals. A light domestic vignette ends with a child’s quip about a new baby sister.
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King George
George
Ernest Brooks
Strand
Queen Mary
Princess Mary
Women's National Foundation
Washington
George Barnett
Barnett
United States Marine Corps
Hall of Remembrance
His Sad Dilemma at the Police Station
A disheveled stranger enters a police station asking for the sergeant in charge. Tam, the stout desk sergeant, responds while continuing to write in a ledger. The man proclaims a mystery of a missing person and tries to prompt a case opening.
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Tam
Spoiled Her Evening by Gossip at Reception
A Boston Transcript item notes Maud felt she did not enjoy a reception due to overhearing gossip about a girl present. The ripple of chatter kept Maud from sharing a secret while Chromc kickers later develop a whining pattern.
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Maud
Haive
Boston Transcript
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Harry S. New
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Royal
C. P
Fletcher
Rmn
Petersn
Morphine Nor Linea
Mtoe Gentach Company
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Old Brown
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Postum Cereal Company, Inc
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