John Barleycorn Dead Yet Alive in Ghostly Interview
New York on June 30 reported a peculiar interview with John Barleycorn a famed dead man. He discusses the anniversary of his death June 308 1919 the prohibition era voices and plans to stay in spirit as a dry parade looms on July 4th.
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New York
John Barleycorn
Hall of Fame
Seth
John
United States
Raisiniack
Wood Alcohol Club
America
Volstead
Mrs McAnally Returns From Richmond Hospital Stay
Mrs W J McAnally comes back to High Point from Richmond Virginia with Dr McAnally after a hospital stay at St Luke's in Richmond where she was a patient.
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W. J. McAnally
High Point
Richmond
Dr. McAnally
Typhoid Cases Rise Across State Prompt Vaccination Drive
The state reports 37 typhoid cases for the year, up from 200 last year and 297 in 1919 during similar periods. The health board urges immediate vaccination, three doses, free via the state laboratory of hygiene, with immunity for two to three years. It cites unusually warm spring and early fly season as key factors and calls for fly control and sanitary privies where needed.
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Raleigh
State Board of Health
State Laboratory of Hygiene
Annals of
the Weather Bureau
Married Women Barred From Teaching In Warwick County
Newport News June 30 married women in Warwick county are barred from teaching in public schools. The school board voted to employ only single women, with a trustee stating the home is the place for married women and their children.
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Newport News
Warwick County
Japan uses vast fertilizer for rice fields annually
Japan consumes about 4,000,600 tons of chemical fertilizer each year to boost rice field yields, reflecting heavy agricultural input demand and potential environmental considerations.
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Japan
Omaha Woman Heads to Fiji Islands to Claim Ancient Inheritance
Mrs. Louis Landrock of Omaha sails toward the Fiji islands and Dutch Borneo to settle a $10,000,000 estate linked to a 1664 Dutch royal will. The lineage traces to Princess Annelia and her descendants, with Landrock preserving records as she prepares to travel with Malay phrasebook and a family history spanning 251 years.
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Neb
Louis Landrock
Pacific Ocean
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Fiji Islands
Pontianak
Dutch Borneo
Prince Wolfert Webbert
Holland
Princess Annelia
Anneka
New Amsterdam
Island Kingdom
Evaradus Bogardus
New York
Holand
Paris Architect Invented House Numbering in 1512
A Paris architect reportedly devised the system of house numbering in 1512. The claim appears in a fragmented historical note noting early urban planning methods.
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Paris
Mason's Daughter to Run for Congress in Illinois
Chicago June 30 Mrs. Winifred Mason Buck youngest daughter of the late Congressman William E Mason announced her candidacy to succeed her father as congressman at large from Illinois She is the mother of four children.
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Winifred Mason Buck
William E. Mason
Illinois
Buck
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