Washington children join farm clubs under Mrs Jones
Twenty one thousand Washington children are enrolled in agricultural and stock clubs led by Mrs Elizabeth Jones under the U S Department of Agriculture. She plans to take the program to British Columbia to organize clubs for local children there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wasl
State of
Washington
Elizabeth Jones
Clu
United States Department of Agriculture
British Columbia
When a Girl Marries Chapter LXXVII
Livvy and I return with tea as Jim and Father Andrew forge a quick friendship while Evvy encroaches on the family calm. Jim jokes about gambling and a soldier’s fate, Evvy schemes a social night, and Anne weighs the struggle of a fresh marriage amid lingering old ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Lisle
Livvy
Jim
Father Andrew
Evvy
Father
Andrew
Anne
Evelyn
Shore
Barbara Anne
Ccountry
Virginia
Lochambeau
Honegirl
Nerreya
Avoolen
Cure Rupture Without Operation Warned By Carpenter
A man describes being ruptured years ago and failing with doctors and straps until scape medicine cured him quickly without surgery. He claims no lost time or trouble and offers full information by writing Eugene M. Pullen, Carpenter, 2608 Marcellus Avenue, Manasquan, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene M. Pullen
Carpenter
Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan
N. J
Discoverer of Bioferen Promises Health Boost for Women
An advertisement targets nervous and dejected women in a big city, claiming a two week program with Bio-seren tablets can yield a vigorous body, clear skin, and lively eyes. It persuades readers to buy at druggists, promising money back if claims aren’t met, and lists ingredients briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedtiume
Princess and Father Andrew Visit Rochambeau Lobby
The narrator recalls entering the Rochambeau with Father Andrew and a companion as Phoebe reports Vee awaiting in the lounge. Father Andrew notices a diamond circlet on Phoebe’s hand, shifting attention from Evelyn to Phoebe in a moment of intrigue. The passage ends with a tease: TO BE CONTINUED.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Andrew
Guy
Rochambeau
Phoebe
Vee
Father
Crew
Evelyn
Fine Outfit of Tools Sold at Auction Near Dillsburg
A large crowd attended the sale of the personal property of the late H. E. Williams in Dillsburg Pennsylvania. The auction offered a full carpentry outfit with woodwork tools gasoline engine hoisting jacks pulleys and moving tools. A second-hand auto brought 255 dollars and the total sale amounted to 649 97 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillsburg
H. E. Williams
Willams
Pays for clothing in county court case
Miss Geneva Criswell of Vandalia received eighty five dollars from the county circuit court for loss of her graduation gown. The gown was stolen by William Briscoe, convicted then paroled upon promising to pay. He paid five dollars monthly, completing the sum this week. Also reported are obituaries and local soldiers returning home after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Geneva Criswell
Vandalia
Miss Criswell
Vandalia High School
William Briscoe
Milkestown
Millerstown
Trace the dots to forty four puzzle teaser
The note presents a daily puzzle titled Trace the dots to forty four, inviting readers to connect points from one to two and continue to the end. It lists numbers and letters like aoe 85 S4e and 4a 5 52, implying a methodical dot-to-dot sequence for a final solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanort
Plain Talks to Parents on Curing Thumb-Sucking Habit
A mother questions curing thumb-sucking and the harm of allowing it. The article argues the habit worsens with time, distorts teeth and facial appearance, and offers a reward-based method using a promised tricycle to motivate the child to stop. It advises patient, positive reinforcement, close supervision, and keeping the child engaged to prevent relapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Father
Mr. Thumb
Leprosy Expert Dr Currie Dies From Pneumonia
Dr Donald H Currie noted authority on leprosy and port physician of Boston died from pneumonia following influenza at his Brookline home. He had been recalled from Honolulu in 1917 after eight years in Hawaii and his Motokai leper studies gained world-wide medical notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bender
Dillsburg
Moneghan Township
Lewis Bender
Carroll Township
Leo
Carrie
Car Township
William Jurne
Herman Cottenham
Dlrs
Frostle
Monaghan
Willian: Hyde
Grantham
Scott Klugh
India
Mornigs
Brookline
Mass
Donald HH. Currie
United States Public Health Service
Boston
Anmerica
Currie
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Motokai
Calendar Is Cleared of Harrisburg Jitney Cases
The Public Service Commission cleared its calendar of the Harrisburg jitney appeals. A Philadelphia Superior Court ruling weeks ago ended the matter, and the jitneys are practically out of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Public Service Commission
Phladelphia
The Charity Speaker at the Square Caught in a Red Cross Button Joke
A man praised wealthy aid while standing on the Square, then tailed by a chorus of laughter over his missing Red Cross button. The scene ends with a satire of philanthropic bragging as Moose Minstrels at the Orpheum advertise a January 23 1919 night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Red Cross
Moose Minstrels
Orpheum Theatre
Sailors Can Draw Wages at Every Port Touched
The Supreme Court upheld the La Follette sea men's act with a ruling that payments of wages to seamen are constitutional, but limited its application to foreign vessels within American waters. The act allows seamen to demand half their earned wages at every port after a voyage begins, with noncompliance by the master releasing them from service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
When Your Liver Is Out of Order Sign and Beecham's Pills
An advertisement warns of signs of liver trouble including heaviness nausea and dyspepsia. It promotes Beecham's Pills as prompt relief stimulating the liver aiding digestion and bowel regulation to rapidly improve general health with a dose or two.
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International News Service
America
Physiciana
Daily Dot
Donald H. Currie
Associated. Press
Brenner
Adios Mian Nahi
South Fourth Street
Swift & Company
U.S. A
Harrisburg East Branch
Seventh & North Streets
W. Covert
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