Week Outlook From The News Of The Week
Violation of Sherman anti trust law trial in Chicago. Dr B Clarke Hyde faces fourth trial in Kansas City for alleged murder of Cpl Thomas H Swope. International Joint Commission meets in Washington to consider power dam at Sault Ste Marie and water diversion for Winnipeg. Legislative sessions, elections, consecration of a bishop, and various associations’ meetings across North America mark the upcoming week.
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Weerk
United States District Court
Chicago
Kansas City
B. Clarke Hyde
Alcharge
Cpl
Thomas H. Swope
International Joint Commission
Washington
Michigan Northern Power Company
Sault Ste. Mari Ie
Greater
Virginia
Boston
Frederick B. Howden
New Mexico
Western Golf Association
National League of Commission Merchants
Clearfield Murderer Confesses to Minister
John Keeler admits in a confession to a minister that he killed one person, claiming others are responsible for systemic alcohol-related violence. He references a downward life of sin, a judgment by God, and his readiness for execution as truth is weighed by lawyers and judges.
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Meise
John Rader
DuBois
Clear‘field
Judgment Bar of God
Smith
Joseph Roessner
Vick“Ly
John Keeler
John O. Keeler
Pennsylvania leads in National Corn Show wins
Pennsylvania has the most prizes in the National Corn Show within the Eastern division and urges growers to keep the record. To enter corn, participate in the York State Show in January 2025, contacting Prof. C E Myers or shipping ten cars of each variety to Prof. C H Myers in York, prepaying charges. The Breeders Association hosts the American Berkshire Congress with attendees from across the country. Meetings of the State Horticultural Association and State Dairy Union occur in York in January 2023, free to all attendees. The Y M G A Orchestra begins under Prof. W R Douglass with about twenty players and growing. entries should be filed at the Association office.
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Pennsylvania
York
C. E. Myers
State College
C. H. Myers
Breeders’ Association
Aemaican Berkshire Congress
State Horticultural Association
State Dairy Union
Association
W. R. Douglass
Sible
Egg records soar as Oregon hen tops year with 303
An article from Country Gentleman discusses breeding methods for high egg yield. It notes cross-breeding often yields top individual and average records, with Plymouth Rocks and White Leghorns performing well under selection for egg production. Oregon Experiment Station reports a historic 303 eggs in a year in 1918.
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Oregon
Maing
Maine Experiment Station
Cornell College of Agriculture
Oregon Eixperiment Station
Ontario Agricultural College
Missouri Experiment Station
Storr’s Agricultural College
Oregon Experiment Station
Savings Club appeals to parents in early money lessons
Farmers Bank of Indiana urges parents to start children on a savings account to teach money habits. Regular weekly small deposits form good savings behavior, ending the year with tangible results and continued habit.
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Heriteou
Farmers Bank of Indiana
How She Knew in a Bitter Exchange at Dinner
Mrs Porker, indignant, accuses Mes Gudahunt of evasiveness as conversations turn to a dark look and a behind referenced insult. Mr Bolker is prompted by Toyui to comment while Mrs Bolker delivers a sharp rebuke and then falls silent for the night at Pittburgh Dispatch.
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Mrs.Porker
Tonever
Ginister Mendall
Toyui
Mr. Bolker
Pitisburgh
The Price of Peace Mystery Letter
A fragmentary exchange recounts a home scene with playful gossip about a visitor in love with the cook. The dialogue hints at a misheard phrase and a hinted secret, but details remain unclear due to garbled text.
Water cups required for passengers on Pennsylvania railroads
The Public Service Commission orders all nine passenger rail lines in Pennsylvania to provide adequate drinking water and personal cups on every car. The measure mandates an accessible supply of water and individual cups for each passenger and is to take effect immediately at agency stations across the rail network.
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Pennsylvania
Rarvisbocs
Pi San
Public Service Commission
Mary Takes a Chance On Pin Rescue
Miss Mary Austin swallowed a white headed pin and, after a hospital suggestion, went to a local church to sing before the operation. During her first high notes the pin was dislodged and retrieved from her mouth, ending the danger from the swallowed object.
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Stureis
Mary Austin
Between the Two Muses and a Grand Baby
A Baltimore American item quotes a neighbor complaining about a noisy neighbor with a baby grand piano on one side and a teacup joke on the other. The speaker laments lack of relief from the persistent commotion and the nearby piano sounds.
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Baltinore
Hypocrite The Pharisees And Now What Do We Mean
A fragment notes a teacher explaining the term hypocrite. The speaker questions the idea, asking what constitutes hypocrisy and clarifying that a hypocrite is someone who claims not to be what they are yet acts differently.
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Papli
Loudon Paneh
DT feel as if I were going to have appendicitis
The speaker expresses distress claiming a surgical emergency, insisting on a new gown and urgency. The phrase implies a health scare and impatience with delays, framing a tense moment around medical needs and clothing.
The annual price low drives frugal shoppers to stock up
The piece notes a yearly savings period as thrifty households and lovers of quality goods secure a year’s supply, drawn by acknowledged buying advantages and reduced costs.
Wanted Good girl for general housework with good wages
Wanted. A good girl for general housework. No washing. Have modern small family. Good wages. Make application by letter to this office, giving references. tf.
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Jelves
Whitlock's Home Looted During Bryan Visit
Toledo, Jan 10 A burglar looted the Whitlock home while Brand Whitlock Belgium minister aided in honoring Secretary of State Bryan. Several valuable books were taken and later recovered from a junk shop and sent to the Whitlock residence. Whitlock pledged to uphold Golden Rule and refuse to prosecute.
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