Cooperative soldiers' farm idea gains public support
In Indiana County a plan for a six hundred acre cooperative farm to house 150 to 300 veterans is proposed. Backed by Mr Beers and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, the scheme would provide two to four acres per family with homegrown food, dairy, eggs and cash from surplus produce. The piece argues it would outperform the current National Soldiers' Home and spur nationwide adoption.
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Indiana County
Beers
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
National Economic League
Prohibition Repeal Election Surprises Indiana Voters
Indiana voters backed repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment in a surprising result that widened expectations for a nationwide repeal. The wets carried the state by a pronounced margin, while the dry camp faced unexpected losses and growing momentum across the country.
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Indiana
Washington Pact Sows Hope On Veteran Pensions Debate
A compromise proposal in Washington seeks to bridge the split between the President and veteran supporters in Congress over pensions for service connected and non service connected injuries. The piece argues against erasing a century of gratitude to veterans and highlights public sentiment that veterans should be treated fairly and not dismissed after World War I.
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Washington
Friends of the Veterans
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Seiana
Washinton
Congress
Fire devastates shipyard at Lowry Street site
A fire destroyed the shipyard at Lowry Street near Cuber Rayne Town. No one was home. a boy and women were present. Strong persons were away in Greenville. property had no insurance and no injuries reported.
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TRAUC
Lowry Strove
Cuber
Rayne
Ma Strong
Greenville
Norris McGoy
Marion Center
Elder's Ridge
West Lebanon
McGroeger
Blac Township
Elliot
Blacklick
Evans
Brussvatley
Warren Buterbaugh
Green Township
Frank Stele
Pre. R. FL McHenry
Yeell
Fred W. Audem
Reakirt
Glen Campbell
Crucht
10 Years Ago Bradford Bridge Opens On Buffalo Highway
Ten years ago on June 13, 1923, Mrs. Emma Harvey resigned as state nurse in Indiana county effective July 1. Patrick Ward of Farmington, Michigan, who tested a pneumatic tire, learned that Hilding Lubere ticle of Herserud, Sweden, had just been granted a patent. Bradford planned a celebration for the Allegheny river bridge, a $700,000 NY state project with $90,000 local contributions, linking Bradford to New York’s highway segment. completion was expected by early September.
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Emma Harvey
Indiana County
Lubereticle
Ward
Bradford
Allegheny River
Buffalo-Pittsburgh
New York State
Seneca Junction
Buffalo
Century Of Real Progress Highlighted By Beard
Bruce Vatto reviews A Century of Progress edited by Charles A. Beard. The work argues progress is a modern idea and traces advances from antiquity to the industrial age, noting abolition of slavery, universal education, and universal suffrage as future gains Americans would have welcomed. It surveys invention, social legislation and other gains in the American century.
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Charles A. Beard
Dr. Beard
Dy Beard
Did You Ever Stop to Think Book Review Note
A critical reading of a book on social conduct and urban visitor attitudes highlights respect for neighbors, fair treatment of visitors, and cautions against boasting. It notes mixed authorial voices including mentions of Jane Addams and Grace Abbott, with a Harper’s publication priced at five dollars.
Feeding Infants Balance Scarce Yet Critical for Growth
The article warns against both overfeeding and underfeeding infants, noting milk balance with proper sugar and protein is key. It cites Dr. Feldstein on insidious underfeeding effects, urges adequate intake for energy and growth, and advises medical consultation when weight loss or illness signs appear. It also mentions older children may be underfed to meet schedules or appetite.
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George J. Feldstein
Midget Bits on J P Morgan Lap and World News
A collage of odd items notes politicians sit on Morgan’s lap and feel small, cites alt statisticians claiming 85 057 689 telephones worldwide, and mentions moths as least aggressive in nets. It questions ethics, flags Dr Hans Luther’s push for better U S Germany ties.
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J. P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
ALT. & J. Statisticians
Public Probes and Paradox in Daily Life Says Morgan and Others
In a scattered reflection on public life, J. F. P. Morgan notes the discomforts of heightened visibility during Senate investigations while Stanley Janseki, a former farmer, is cited for a misguided attempt to milk a cow at Chicago stockyards. Meanwhile analysts observe shifting church attendance and rising daily religious practice, with Rev. L. Gi. Bateman of First Christian Church in Youngstown weighing in on spiritual engagement.
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Stanley Janseki
Chicago
Rev. L. Gi. Bateman
First Christian Church
Youngstown
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Lm, Ray
N. Datgitt Ray
B. Dwight Ray
Oh Ray
Rank M. Smith
DeWitt Ray
Woods
Snes
Indians County
Dally
Seneer Dally
Daly
Wessee
Fort Crosen
Eee International News Service
Sal
Evening Gazette
U. W.dith St
Tribune
Pittsburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Friends of
Wayne B. Wheeler
Wayne B. Wheelser
Wers
Citizens’ Bank
John B. DeSantis
Perry
Dinah” Wire
Saltsburg
C. J. Martin
Point Street
Meliwain
Trank L. dJohnson
Freda M. Werner
Uniontown
Alexander W. Lloyd
Dayton
Pearl M. Pierce
Plimyille
William Calhoun
Mabel Gesena
Penn Creek Township
Armstrong County
Albert R. Jewell
Clarnsburg
Alice P. Pierce
Near Salts
William H. Buterbaugh
Near Purchase
Bruce Vatto
Jane Addams
Frank Lowden
Watson Davis
Grace Abbott
Harpers
Akek
Jove
Owls Club
Joople Great
DR. Morris Fishbein
Kansas
Wade
Liberty
Hans Luther
Germany
Hans Across the
J. F P. Morgan
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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