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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
6
Photograph shows the duke and duchess after their marriage in Paris at Eugené Higetns home. The bride Gladys Deacon, of a noted Boston family, was a former friend of Consuelo Vanderbilt who later married a Frenchman after a divorce from the duke.
A collage of remarks and snippets cites Admiral Earl Beatty praised as a famed British fighter, details on Dictionary of Surnames by Henry Harrison, and assorted quotes about diplomacy, taxation on amusements, and a lament over wasted life patterns.
Exchanges compiles a series of curious notes: India's 80 titles and a population over 100,000. grapes pressed six times for champagne. Cheops pyramid, 13 acres, 401 feet high. a physician’s claim on raw apples curing intoxicant cravings. a new banana shipping bag in a cylindrical crate. a three foot tall sunflower variety with seeds. French air travel regulations new. William Agnew Barrett on motion pictures. Transatlantic liner loads of livestock and provisions. camel fuel use. brocade threads dyed green. 12,000,000 US women in the workforce. St Sophia square in Constantinople now a playground. Ontario rural telephone and car ownership. Carnarvon to Sydney wireless success. shale gas yielding more than coal for locomotives. new chlorine gas water sterilizer connected to light sockets. New Hampshire Meet society’s first woman member Dr. Mary Danforth. Paris underground moving pavements proposed. Grenelle artesian well depth 1,708 feet yielding 518 gallons per minute.
A compilation of Ohio news notes reports drownings and fatalities across the state including Harry Mendeldorf in Cleveland, David Miller in Akron, H C Davis in a Columbus elevator death, and James Knapp Kocsmar and Charles McFarland drowning at Ashtabula. It also notes accidents, arrests, and official actions from Columbus, Sandusky, Youngstown, and Cincinnati, with multiple public safety and legal developments.
President Harding invites Britain France Italy and Japan to a disarmament conference in Washington with a broader aim to settle Pacific and Far Eastern issues including China. Britain and France accept in principle, while Italy and Japan weigh the armament reduction spans. The move signals a potential new association of nations to promote peace, with possible autumn or next year meetings.
Captain Arthur Willard arrives in Washington to aid the secretary of the navy and oversee a new system coordinating the navy's industrial establishments including gun factories, dreadnought construction, and batteries sent to France. His appointment expands industrial management authority across yards and plants, building on prior wartime efficiency measures.
A 1921 article from the Manufacturers' News predicts a coming era of prosperity in the United States. It notes rising industrial activity, new plants, improving railroad conditions, and a revival in construction, with labor disputes easing and prices decreasing as public buying resumes.
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