Reading Club Meeting Led by Mrs Crawley and Mrs Beveridge
Thursday gatherings announced for local clubs. The Reading Club led by Mrs Lawrence Crawley and Mrs Fred Thomas Beveridge meets at homes, with Mrs Albert Dobbs presenting a review of The Bent Twig. The Woman's Study Club hosts a day meeting at Mrs O'Brien in Coatesville. Attendees advised to take the 10:15 car.
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Reading Club
Lawrence Crawley
Fred Thomas Beveridge
Woman's Study Club
Cent Centennial Memorial Exercises at College Avenue Church
The program marks the opening centennial memorial events for Methodism in Greens Castle with services Thursday through Sunday at College Avenue Church. Hon Albert Beveridge to speak Sunday in Meharry Hall. Home Coming Day Friday features a full musical and devotional program.
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College Avenue Church
Greencastle
Meharry Hall
Albert J. Beveridge
For Sale Items and Auction Notice Listings
Various classified notes include cement blocks for sale by Henry Showalter and a Ford Oil Gauge sales pitch by Accessories Co. in Benton Harbor Michigan, a public auction of household goods and a horse and buggy after a death near Limedale, and an Overland auto with other household furniture. A reminder promotes a cafeteria supper at the Christian Church on May 4 at 6 o’clock.
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Accessories Co
Graham
Benton Harbor
Michigan
Limedale
John T. Cox
Dobbs & Vestal
A. T. Hillis
Wanted twelve men at once at the Cement Plant
A local advertisement seeks twelve workers for immediate hire at the cement plant. Applicants should report to the personnel office and bring identification. Prior experience not stated. Wage details not disclosed in the notice.
Continuous supply of garden peas guidance from USDA
The article explains planting peas for continuous harvests using small growing varieties like Alaska First and Best Gradus first, followed by large wrinkled types such as Champion of England Telephone and Prize Taker. It covers sowing depth spacing dates and support methods for year round production.
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Alaska
England
Rats Destroy Sheep and Calves in Washington Oregon Range
Washington and Oregon range country suffers attacks by large banded wharf rats killing calves and sheep in Asotin and Umatilla counties. K T Jackson reports from F Rasmussen details showing rats biting ankles and gnawing flesh, with over 100 rats found dead next day. complete investigation by the biological survey is under way.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Asotin County
Washington
Umatilla
Oregon
K. T. Jackson
Biological Survey
F. ©. Rasmussen
Stanfield
Jackson
Asotin
Ocean
Columbia River
Children At The J. N. Adam Memorial Hospital Cure
Nonchalant tone contrasts with grandfathers' fears as children undergo treatment at the J N Adam Memorial hospital in Perrysburg. Report notes casual attitudes toward care amid medical procedures and local concern.
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J. N. Adam Memorial Hospital
Perrysburg
Deer
Couple 80 and 81 Set Off for Far West Adventure
Enoch and Mrs. Matheus, ages eighty one and eighty, left Reading, Pennsylvania, for La Conner Washington to join Holland settlers. They traveled in day coaches, studied an illustrated railway folder, and deposited a large wallet of currency at a local bank before continuing toward the Pacific coast. Mrs Matheus proclaims herself a top butter maker.
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la Conner
Wash
Enoch Matheus
Far West
Reading
Pacific Coast
Matheus
Six Year Old Dallas Girl Cured After Sixty Operations
Dorothy Cannon six years old of Dallas Texas has undergone fourteen serious operations and forty six skin grafts. Doctors say she will be discharged within a month completely cured. She was found lying on a live wire in a puddle last June and was deemed hopeless.
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Dorothy Cannon
Dallas
Tex
Reforms Bring Prison Labor Profits at Atlanta Duck Mill
The Atlanta federal penitentiary's cotton duck mill shows a shift from leaves with $10 gifts to prisoners earning up to $100 and a $180,000 mill profit. About 550 inmates earned $45,000 in bonuses under a new incentive system, learning trades and contributing to government savings.
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Washington
Atlanta
Daugherty
Hubert Votan
Harding
United States Penitentiary
Georgia
Bureau of Standards
Atanta
Congress
Leavenworth
McNeil Island
Samaritan ducked out after booze through jail bars
An offender used a bottle tied to a stick to slide liquor to prisoners at East Cambridge jail. A passerby police saw the act, he dropped the bottle and fled.
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Cambridge
Mass
Bounties Decline for Bears in Halifax Records
Scarcity of bears and wild cats reports show Halifax municipalities paid only 148 dollars in 1921 for animal bounties, far below earlier years when bears were common. Now payments focus mainly on wild cats as the bear population wanes.
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Halifax
Canada
Ray to End Disease Claims Astonish San Francisco
Pasadena scientist Edgar Hollingshead announces a radioactive ray that can cure disease or destroy ships and cities. He says the ray is faster and more penetrating than any before and can be directed to affect weight, transparency, and even disintegration. He links his findings to broader theories on gravity, cohesion, and solar influence.
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San Francisco
Edgar L. Hollingshead
Pasadena
Hollingshead
Blind Girl Is Genius In Little Rock Arts Scene
Allie Marie Hannum, a 23 year old blind resident of Little Rock Arkansas, is a gifted soprano pianist and composer. She teaches, types, and performs at a cathedral, directing pipe organ and vocal talents for a large congregation. Her critics forecast a promising career for the musician and she travels solo while reading remains her favorite pastime.
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Allie Marie Hannum
Little Rock
Ark
Wonder Girl
Paris Toy Poodles Spark Fashion Shift in Society
In Paris a new trend sees men adopting small poodles and toy breeds once favored by society women. Marquis Boni de Castellane sparked attention at the Ritz Carlton tea room by entering with a pink bulldog on a gold chain. Men now flock to toy dog shops as wives lament the loss of their lap dogs.
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Paris
Marquis Boni de Castellane
Ritz-Carleton
Boni
Joni
Norwegians Join Amundsen for North Pole Flight
Roald Amundsen plans a Seattle start next May for a polar dash by air. Lieutenant Candal and Sergeant Odd Dahl accompany him with a moving picture outfit and 80 000 feet of film to document the voyage from Christiania Norway to the Pole.
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Christiania
Norway
Candal
Odd Dahl
Roald Amundsen
North Augain
Seattle
North Pole
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