Dutch Colonial Home Showcased in Interior Details
An article by William A. Radford presents a detailed design for a Dutch Colonial home emphasizing balanced exterior and ample interior space. It describes a seven-room plan with two large front rooms, a central hall, multiple decks, and a kitchen pantry layout, noting construction options with brick or brick veneer and the impact of postwar material availability on costs.
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William A. Radford
Elie
Ecoloraink
Home Building Confidence Amid Money Supply Debates
The article discusses the impact of abundant money on buying power and notes that for builders the value lies in home ownership rather than mere cash. It argues the 1918 home builder will be prosperous due to financing options, while contrasting Sparkle's dry wit with broader humor traits. It ends with a proverb about wise bets and stakes.
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Har Ly
Tember Denier
Howe
Baliting
Holt
Batonic
Utilien Natural Gas For Farm Use In Holland
The article describes a farm use natural gas system in Holland where a gas plant is installed in a well to extract gas from water seeping through soil. The process yields gas adequate for cooking heating and lighting, with low setup costs and claimed high quality. Also included are Galmon Canning statistics noting the salmon canning industry in Alaska for 1918 with a total of 6,998,885 cases valued at $91,041,099.
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Holland
Galmon-Canning
Bureau of Fisheries
Salmon-Cooning Industried
Fox Sparrow Spring Plans and Nest Dreams
In a playful tale, Mrs. Fox Sparrow and Mr. Fox Sparrow discuss fashioning a cozy nest and bright reddish brown feathers. They imagine spring, eggs with red brown spots, and soon little birdlings. The pair and friends eagerly anticipate the shared nest building and a season of song.
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Fee Sparrow
Mr Box Sparrow
Fox Sparrow
Monkey Habits and Untrained Boys Compared
An excerpt from Boys' Life notes that an untrained boy and a monkey share similar habits. As long as interest lasts, both grip objects firmly. once interest wanes they drop the object where they are. The observation extends to untrained time, suggesting parallel patterns in behavior.
Remembered Etiquette and Advice from Roosevelt
Fragmented OCR passage recalls remarks on politeness and anger in a request for etiquette. Marjorie defends restraint while a Colonel Roosevelt figure advises a talented but erratic poet to focus and work.
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Marjorie
Hieas Niu
Roosevelt
Ohio News Roundup With Elections and Accidents
Ohio county officials report a march of events across the state from council decisions on time changes to school and public works projects. notable items include Van Wert school salary plans, Vermilion veterans memorial talks, and a Cincinnati murder conviction.
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Niles Board of Trade
Zanesville Council
Crawford Councyl
Sycamore Street
Sabdusky
Logan County
Rushsyvenia
Sariss
Suné
Ay Glass
A. M. Hone
Pet Louise Love
Cleveland
D. B. Clark
van Wert
George Hart
Toluin
Ohio Foresters
Martins Ferry
Samual Botte Sze
Richard Bruns
Napoleon
Lake Shore District
Vermilion
Port Clinton
T. &. Duon
Pann Oil and Gas Company
McCanpelsville
Charlotte Davis
Sandusky
Vermilion Soldhers
Thomas Foster
Bellefontaine
Jeferson County
Misa Victoria Garwell
Jefferson County
Price
Columbus
Ohio State Aerie of the Order of Eagles
Marietta
Charles Seidenfeld
Murray City
Edward L. Hyneman
Louis Gibberman
Caloon
George W. Harris
Sinking Fund Trustees
Cincinnati
Akron
John Ingberg
Martin Gagin
Timothy McConnell
Springfield
Ohio
Market Land Exchange Bulletin
State Department of Agriculture
Cox
Wets
Dosha White
Miller Herman
Grant E. Mouser
Marion
Herman
D. O. van Kirk
Mineral City
Tuscarawas County
Canton
Layton
Ohio National Guard
Statehouse
J. J. Hartley
St. Aloysia Academy
New Lexington
Ladies' ‘Garment Workers’ Union
Toledo
Paul McIntyre
Lancaster
Rev. L. A. McIntyre
M. C
France
Hancock County
State Highway Department
Anion
Bellaire
Ohig
Harold C. Ogg
Venice Farm
John Wilset
Dry Ridge
Perry County
David’ ‘Tod
Frank B. Willis
Younstown
Willian Tod
Youngstown
Nat
David Tod
Rom Bellevyne
Trou Molders
Ohio Northern University
Painesville
Willoughby
Ralph M. Geiser
Jacob Geiser
West Point
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Belmont County Grangers
St. Clairsville
Fittytour
Bueyris High School
Conneaut
Logan
George Nasi
Wilbur Ping
St Clairsville
Uhrichsville
James E. Pitter
Rushville
Mt. Logan
Chillicothe
Columbus Building Trades Council
Associated Charities
Findlay
Wendell ‘Franklin
Carridie
Butler County
Mansfield Reformatory
James B. Newman
Lucas County
William Jiuffman
Ohio Wesleyan University
Hans
Fullerton
John Roberts
Johnstown
Thomas McKim
Newark
State Board of Administration
Dudy Deetjen
Dayton
London
Marion Carter
Woodstock
National Citizens’ Committee
T Aid
Bos Scouts of America
F. B Pearson
Nationalitizens’ Committee
Pearson
John Sayebock
East Youngstown
Peter Regula
Jackson Township
Jackson Center
Shelby County
Regula
Oberlin
Public Utilities Commission
Oberlin Gas and Electric Company
Price of Columbus
William Ruemmele
Sandusky Demokrat
Wie
Wet
Wormin
Wutam
Thie
Edward 435
Wise Living and The Hope Of Christ’s Return
Rev J H Ralston argues grace and the gospel shape daily life. Believers deny ungodliness, pursue sobriety, righteousness, and godliness while awaiting the glorious appearing of God and Jesus Christ. The text contrasts prohibition with positive obedience, notes Peter’s fall, and emphasizes practical virtue in ministerial and personal life amid war’s lessons.
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Peter
United States
Christ
Jesus Christ
Piaces
Europe
God
Satan
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