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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1923

Page

16

John Howard Payne and the enduring Home Sweet Home

A retrospective on John Howard Payne shaping American theater and the song Home Sweet Home. The piece recalls Payne birthplace New York June 9 1791 Union College years and stage triumphs in Boston Baltimore London and beyond. It notes the song’s origin in a damp European land and Payne’s later literary career and death in 1852.

John Dickinson Sherman John Payne Erelka Gerster Hoi Christine Nilasol Anni Laurie Whituli Bina Neva Thaly Hama Bishop Paris Union College Tin Sung Hera Boston Shelley Grant John Howard ‘Payne New York Peart Street Tre Wan Wiliam Wayne Massachusette Ily Sarah Isaacs West Lampton S. D Tynburg Princep East Lampton de Witt Clinton John Coward Fly William Payne John Wos Theapian Mirror Wilban Coteman New York Evening Post Pew Wade Tayne Old Park Theater Norval Douglas Taltimore England London Winefly America

Misread Notes Reflect Early Industry and Tax Debate

A garbled passage from the Anniston Star discusses Alabama land value and southern industrial interest, noting capitalists shifting southward and a cautious outlook for property in coming years. It touches on agriculture, citrus history in Florida, and tangled references to development and government officials.

Alabama Bia Lengt Mis America Anniston

Grapefruit Industry Faces Falling Supply Figures

A fragmented report notes high grapefruit consumption in the country during the year, with about 5,000,000 boxes consumed. The data hints at anchoring trends in production and availability despite steady demand.

Doctor Outlines Carbon Grey Cure for Tuberculosis

Dr William P Nolan chief at Westmoreland County Hospital Greensburg presents research claiming inhaling nearly pure carbon in a non crystalline form with calcium salts can break up lung mucus dry tubercular sores and form a wall around infected centers to prevent spread while aiding elimination of the disease in patients.

Willian B. Nokia Tentineyte Pennsylvania State Tuberculosis Westmoreland County Hospital Greensburg

Washington awaits word on Americans held by Shan tung bandits

Washington officials say no confirmation of any slayings or ransom release. Speculation centers on China’s ability to control the Shantung region while nine power treaty aims at protecting foreigners. Diplomatic circles note frequent corps talks in Peking and expected US representation by Ambassador Schuman.

Washington China Shantung Ib Chim Peking Mplomatic Corps Tmentis-Pukow Seite Department Officiyls Diplomatic Corps Duntster Schuman United States Department of

Canada eyes reciprocity treaty with United States

In May 72, Finance Minister Cotsdian delivered the annual budget speech in Ottawa stating Canada is prepared to enter a reciprocity treaty with the United States whenever Washington authorities are ready. The announcement was carried by WLS.

Canada United States Washington Wls Metding Cotsdian Canadh Commons

British Warship Harebell Sent Toward Murman Coast

London May 14 Interference with English vessels outside the three mile limit by a Soviet gunboat has prompted the British government to dispatch the warship Harebell to the Murman coast. The information was given to the House of Commons by Undersecretary Roland McNeill.

London Three Mile Uinl Harebell Murman Coast House of Commons Rolin McNeill

Pennsylvania Pension Act Sets Benefits for Seniors

The act signed May 11 by Pinechot provides pensions for applicants aged 70 or older with other qualifications. Pensions are limited to up to 1 dollar per day, with the specific eligibility and benefit terms outlined for qualifying seniors.

Pennsylvania Marvishieg Man Gary, Gilfont Pinechot

Daylight Robbery in New York May 12

In New York on May 12, three armed men robbed Ostermoor & Co. treasury of 1500 dollars after holding at bay twenty employees. The trio escaped in an automobile, leaving investigators to pursue leads.

New York Ostermoor & Co Matiros Vridny Hoy

Prohibition Agent Quits Over Dog Catcher Claim

Louis H. Critter of the modern service resigned saying the job was too much like that of a dog catcher. The May report from St. Louis, Missouri notes Critter’s critique of enforcement duties.

St. Loui Prohibition Louis H. Critter Fodern Service

Soviet Envoy Slain in Cafe in Linssine May 11

Swiss officer Maurice Alexandre Conrad aged thirty eight, a former Rus sian imperial army captain, shot Bolshevik diplomat M Vorowaly and his aides at the Lutel Wectl restaurant in Linssine. Vorowaly killed, secretary Durikowsky wounded in lungs, another secretary Ahrens shot in the leg. Conrad declared he avenged relatives tortured by Bolsheviks and saved the world from deshevism, then surrendered to police.

Linssine Vorowaly Wiha Lutel Wectl Olin Ahreny Wat Ahrens Chdeikowsky Conrad Shorty M. Durikowsky Alireng Conradi Ixurlong Conrad Conrads Alters Rus

President Backs Tariff Stabilization Policy

President acts to keep tariff rates steady under the Bowdler McCumber act, assuring no general disruption. He writes to W. F. Wakeman, treasurer and secretary of the American Protective Tariff League, allaying business fears of prosperity being harmed by rapid changes.

Washington Uarding Bpordney-Mccumber W. F. Wakeman Auerican Protective Tariff League Kyw

Premier Chong Flees Beijing Amid Foreign Threats

A Tokyo cable reports Chinese Premier Chong fled Peking fearing foreign complications after kidnappings by bandits. He sought leave from parliament but left before a reply. American and British garrisons in Tientsin are being mobilized.

China Lionolulu Tokyo Nippu Jif Chong Peking Bindits Tientsin

Three Killed When Auto Skids Into Ditch Near De Kalb

Three people from De Kalb were killed and one seriously injured when their car swerved to avoid a missing vehicle and plunged into a ditch on the highway between De Kalb and Sterling. Victims William Fritz Robert Dary and Edward De Line died instantly. Driver Perry Poorson sustained injuries.

de Kalb Here Sterling William Fritz Robert Dary Edward de Line Perry Poorson

Chicago Garment Workers Get 10 to 16 Per Cent Raise

About 35,000 Chicago members of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America receive wage increases from 10 to 16 percent after weeks of arbitration. The decision was handed down by a board overseeing the workers’ demands.

Chicago Garment Workers Chicago Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America

Polish Decree Cuts Danzig Food Supply In Effect

A Polish decree cutting off the free city of Danzig from its food supply took effect amid alleged German aggression cited as Berlin inspired.

Danzig Warsaw Free City of Berlin

California wine grape crop seen near four hundred thousand tons

May 12 San Francisco California H F Stoll secretary of the California Grape Protective association reports the wine grape crop this season will approach 400000 tons.

California San Francisco Cal H. F. Stoll California Grape Protective Association

Woman's Health Restored From Pinkham's Compound in Milwaukee

A Milwaukee woman testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound revived her after a difficult postnatal period. She describes relief from fatigue and household burdens and credits the tonic with restoring energy for daily tasks. The letter promotes long standing praise for the product.

Lydia E. Pinkham Milwaukee Wisconsin Pinkham Mra 28Th Street

Edgeworth Tobacco Praised by Longtime Pipe Smoker Letter

A letter from Alais Whitlock of Richmond endorses Edgeworth Plug Slice and Ready-Rubbed, praising its consistent quality and urging smokers to stick with Edgeworth. Larus & Brother Co. invites requests for free samples and offers prepaid shipments to retailers and individual customers.

Edgeworth Edgesworth Whitlock Larus & Brother Co South 21St Street Richmond Larus & Brother Company

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