State Liftins Seventeen Cases of Smallpox Reported
Seventeen smallpox cases reported at Bellevue prompt health checks. Other news include Athens postmaster Harry McKinstry appointment, a Dope ring guilty plea in Cleveland, and various local incidents across Ohio. Notable deaths include miner Thomas Golien near Pomeroy and Captain Otto Moore of Avon Lake.
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Harry McKinstry
Athens
Union County
Cleveland
Cleves
Thomas Golien
Pomeroy
First Presbyterian Church
A. S. Thompson
Ohio University Music College
Cincinnati
Washington D. H
Church of Christ
Otto Moore
Great Lakes
Avon Lake
Lorain
Margaret Wilson
Hocking
Edward Mears
St.Columbus Church
Youngstown
Pius XI
Ohio
Leavenworth
Kan
Harvey C. Smith
Zanesville
Governnor
C. Gilbert Taylor
Huron County
Frank M. Clark
Columbus
Herbert C. Harris
Orbiston
Hocking County
Harris
J. E. Poster
General Assembly
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Deyton
William W. Gableman
Portsmouth
Pomerene
Clermont County
Bellaire
United States
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Argonne
Lima
George T. Harding
Harding
Lewis 8
Pilcher
Brooklyn
Grand Army of the Republic
Cincinnati Purchasing Company and Corporation
Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Davis
Don V. Parker
Grall
William Mays
Jefferson County
Avella
George L. Oles
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Hamilton County
Longview Asylum For
State of Mhin
New Vienne Reporter
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Wilmizeton
Youngstown Tron and Steel Company
George C. Baker
Washington
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William J. Gallexa
Paynesville
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Wactor
St. Clairsville Gazette
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Cincinnati Heart Department
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Springfield
Begin Paperman
Other Pacts Are Approved And Genoa Policy Debated
The Senate ratified the naval treaty as part of the Washington conference outcomes, while debates linger over disarmament and fortifications. Lenin reportedly ill as Genoa plans hinge on Lloyd George, with Near East talks shaping Turkish and Greek borders and a fragile Irish peace effort ongoing.
Gains in Church Membership Across Denominations in 1921
New York reports a 1921 rise of 761,727 church members across 50 denominations, per Dr. B. K. Carroll. Figures come from the denominations themselves, with 1921 data presented as calendar-year totals and provisional for some groups.
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New York
B. K. Carroll
United States
Doers Carroll
Vast Chilean quake and eruption devastate Cordillera region
Reports from Valdtela Chile describe last December’s violent earthquake and volcanic eruptions near Puerto Monte in the Cordicfera Poleat region. Lava and gases cover forests and rocks shoot into the air, reshaping valleys and threatening a sparsely populated area. The Rhine river waters are reportedly polluted by eruptive gases and debris.
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Chile
Innis
Eptile
Puerto Monte
Vulkan
Rinihine River
Mtr
Growth of Louisiana Strawberries Promoted by Smart Marketing
The Louisiana strawberry industry fuels national reach with 1921 peak sales of 1404 lends to 74 cities in the United States and Canada. Chicago led prices at 8.50 per 24 pint, while Louisiana berries commanded premium due to quality. A new USDA marketing station in Hammond will inform growers daily of market conditions, prices, and weather, as the industry eyes a 1922 season surpassing 1921. Louisiana now ranks second in carrot shipments and exports reach Canada and four major U.S. cities.
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Ashville
Pickaway County
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Norwalk
Emerson Piano Company
Boston
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New York
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Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
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Citizens’ Trust and Savings Bank
Citizens of Columbus
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Proctor & Gambie
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Henry Zenner
Athens
Ohio University
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Agriculiuce
Louisiana
United States
Cagada
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
Hammond
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountain
Canada
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Express
Express Company
Ponchatoula
Too Much Manure Injurious Claim Examined
The article argues that excess manure can burn crops only in very dry seasons if not worked into soil. otherwise heavy application is not necessarily harmful. It notes more losses come from too little manure than from too much when applied properly.
Plant English peas early for quick harvest in season
English peas should be planted as soon as soil permits. Varieties such as Thom as Laxton Alaska Horsford's Market Garden and Telephone are noted as excellent with Telephone being later. Seed should be sewn thickly in drills three feet apart and covered five to six inches deep.
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Thomas Laxton
Alaska
Horsford
Market Garden
Telephone
Durable fence posts depend on heartwood share and sapwood content
USDA notes that wood durability matches when heartwood amount is equal, but splitting raises sapwood exposure reducing life. Heartwood rich split posts, like red oak and others, may resist preservatives poorly. creosote improves some but heart faces often absorb poorly.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Forest Products Laboratory
Reduce Cost of Ration Through Smart Food Use
A wartime note urges households to cut ration costs by using meals wisely. When clever storage or improved preparation covers half or more of the daily needs, families should reduce concentrate portions and remove unnecessary millage costs.
Bobby Feigns Illness as Mother Urges Play
A mother tries to coax Bobby to take medicine with assurances of health and playtime. He resists after a single taste, exclaiming he wants to stay sick. An ad promotes Cuticara Talcum for skin and perfumes, priced 25e, as part of the Cuticara Trio. A George Eliot quote notes the folly of getting our own way.
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Bobby
Diamond Dyes Guidance and Coded Caution in Fabric Care
A fragment references "Diamond Dyes" and describes a package with simple directions for dyeing a sweater, skirt, and child’s coat. The text includes odd phrases about seasoned consumers, ignorance, and a remark that too many people don’t want to work with their hands, suggesting a cautionary or promotional context around domestic crafts.
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