Great Nebraska Corn Grows Wild in Fields Across State
Nebraska reports extreme corn growth with stalks leaping to several feet in a day. Farmers fear diseased yields and rising costs from damaged fences and lodging, while irrigation districts plan to pile surplus corn in unused pasture. Local anecdotes cite vast ears and premium offers for largest yields.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Oratate Marsh
Pear Randolph
Lok
Irrigatat
Fuller
Tring
Norh Trent
Eesn
Rectillaer Manuefacturer
Irish Lard League to Aid Lynchehaun Case in Illinois
The Irish Land League of America may aid Irishmen in preventing the return of James Lynchehaun to prison. Maurice Donnelly returned from Chicago after meeting John F. Finerty and said a mass meeting in Indianapolis will decide the league's involvement and defense strategy. Local Irishmen expect the case to go to the United States Supreme Court if needed. German's Sad Death at WRORA, Gustavildérbrandt dies of typhoid after hospital stay. Elgin, Illinois mentions next week’s mine event.
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Irish Land League of America
James Lynchehaun
Maurice Donnelly
Chicago
John F. Finrents
Irithland League
Donnelly
Finerty
Indianapolis
Lyndesham
United States
Gustav
Fildérbrandt
Ools
Chyital
Elgin
Murder tied to love triangle in Logansport case
Aug 31 report from Logansport Ind details a complex family murder. Joseph Uncapher Sr and son Joseph Jr are implicated amid a disputed romance with Myrtle Uncapher and suitor Harry Grace. Joseph Jr found dead near his home with a crushed skull after a confrontation. Police weigh rival suitors and family rage in the town’s disturbing incident.
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Logansport
Ind
Harry Grace
Myrtle Uncapher
Joseph Uncapher
Joseph Uucapher, Jr
Grace
Myrtle
Joseph, Jr
Uneapher
Eneapher
Graces
Myrtle Mncapher
Madison Square Garden To Host International Fashion Show
Two nation gowns will be displayed at Madison Square Garden over the next two weeks. European modistes contribute 150 gowns as American designs are also shown. Otto Adler from Paris will speak on fashion while models present varied gown styles and hairdressing demonstrations.
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Madison-square Garden
New York
Fornes
Secretary-of-commerce-and-tabor
George B. Cartelvou
Sonator
C. M. Dee
Otto Adler
Jtressmakers
Government Takes Up Milk Question in Washington
The Department of Agriculture issued a bulletin on milk treatment and transport for big cities. It discusses pasteurization, prices to consumers and to producers, and notes the ideal milk has not yet been found. It prescribes dairy registration, regular herd and building inspections, better sanitation, aeration, cooling, prompt shipment, sealed packaging, and careful labeling of pasteurized milk.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
New Orleans
New York City
Cies
Military Carnival for Armory Opens Monday Night
The Grrkill-Mundy carnival company arrived Sunday night with two special trains, setting up booths and tents on state house square for a Monday evening opening. Gov. Durbic is to press the switch at the grand parade to light the carnival, which aims to raise funds for the city armory as military companies plan to profit from the event.
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Mike
Grrkill-Mundy Carnival Company
State House Square
Marshfield society girls parade and elopements shock town
Marshfield Maes August reports describe society girls in bathing suits parading Bran trogh streets and posing for a photo. Episodes recount elopements of Grace H Savis with Loring W Dogroff and Edith V Amer with Walter H Hayes, plus a lifesaving drill, a breeches buoy scene, and other sensational entertainments aimed at dispelling monotony.
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Marshfield
Maes
With V. Ames
Walter J. Hayes
Providence
Brantrogh
Elizabeth Smith
Charles Crosby
Grace H
Savis
Loring W. Dogroff
Edith V. Amer
Walter H. Hayes
Somnambulist Cuts Hair in Sleep to Scalp
In Atlanta a woman named Pacetti, famed for magnificent hair, awoke in a somnambulistic state Saturday night and walked to a table with her accistors, cutting her hair to the scalp. She placed the scissors on the floor and returned to bed, discovering Sunday morning that her hair was gone.
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Atlanta
Pacetti
Newsies Must Attend School In New York
Aug 31 report explains a new September start date for a city law barring youth under 10 from selling papers and prohibiting girls under 16 from street vending. Boys 14 to 19 must have a school permit and badge, issued by the Board of Education, or face arrest and court action. The piece notes the newsboy’s crowding role in poor areas and urges education.
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New York
Ciy
Board of Education
Sehont
Newsboy Becomes Nuisance In Cre Long Pants Era
A quirky observation notes that once a newsboy dons Cre long pants his charm wanes and he shifts from witty and cute to a nuisance more often than not.
Deafness Cure Claim By Marion Doctor
Dr J H Forsreet of Marion Indiana a former state health board president now manager of the Marion Fineen Might sanitarium says the ultra violet ray from a Finsen machine cures deafness. He cites a birth deaf case and others caused by functional trouble while drum or bone damage blocks the cure. Physicians nationwide show interest noting the Finsen light has reportedly cured other diseases, notably skin conditions.
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Marion
Ind
J. H. Forsreet
State Board of Health
Marion Fineen
Pr. Nella Finzen
Little Boy 15 Charged With Murder
Norfolk dispatch reports Johnny Dey thirteen faces murder charges. He confessed to giving a fatal draught to his stepmother in the mayoral custody chain, stating indifference to whether it killed her or his sister, while three others drowned when a rowboat overturned near Great Bear Jake in St Paul.
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Norfolk
Johnny Dey
Virginia
Riddick
ST. Paul
Minn
Great Bear
Jake
Wilbur Caron
Seth Johnson
Swirl of Society Hints at Local Gatherings and Travel
Social notes recall Mr and Mrs Frank Noll and daughter Helen leaving for a lake trip Saturday night. Mrs C D Webb of Lexington visits Mrs C D Green at Wellington. Mr and Mrs Cute S Denny return from Cape May with daughter Mrs Nixon of Woodbury N J. Mr and Mrs George K Tronk celebrate their fiftieth anniversary informally at home on Meridian St. Ang there were invitations. September party of the Geratin House women’s society slated for next Saturday afternoon hosted by Mrs Henry Rothe and others.
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Frank Noll
Helen
C. D. Webb
Lexington
C. D. Green
Wellington
Cute S. Denny
Nixon
Woodbury
N. 7
Cape May
George K. Tronk Ree
Homer
N. 1
Meridian St
Geratin House Woman's
Baturdes
Henry Rothe
Bre
Monnewut
Assigcante
Stax
Micheele Mra
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Sui
Alsh
Imperial Brussels
Brussels
Royal
Witton
West Amanty
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HH. P. Wasson & Co
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F. P. Smith
CO. Il
W. Marke
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China
Newsies
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Lucky
Gonrap
Mass
Ave
Finsen
Forrest
Little Boy
Saig
An S Credit Clothing Co
West Vena
Earth
Dr. BR. FP
Jackson & Co
Theoumh
Giorge Klint
Alma Rearly
Priges
Thureday
Hi Henry
Everybot
Mune
Mantelli
Hal Godfrey & Co
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Tha Bloseege
Ase
Indiana Kindergarten and Primary Normal Training School
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Ats
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