Edward H Harriman Dies After Long Private Struggle
Edward H Harriman dies at Arden New York after a period of illness. He dictated plans to shield the stock market from a slump and expressed hope to his family until the end. Funeral services will be held at the Harriman home and St John’s Episcopal Church in Arden with interment in a small local cemetery beside his eldest son.
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Salvation Army Girls Ready to Face Prison Over Collections
Boston reports Salvation Army workers vow to go to jail rather than obey a police order barring street fundraising. Envey Smith and Lieut. Lydis Whiton defend the open air meetings saying funds are vital to aid the poor and resist what they call a grave injustice.
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Lieut. Lydis
Whiton
Salvation Army
Coffee Service Ration Details Illuminate Pantry Customs
A brisk note describes serving from the package with cream and sugar, and occasionally fruit. The item hints at a domestic routine, tracing how coffee service appears in everyday life with small, portable additions.
Rat Killing Clubs Urged In Washington
Washington reports that the government views rats as a disease threat causing multi million dollar annual losses. Dr David F Lantz notes cats rarely beat rats and urges organized rat hunts with prizes to reward the most dead rats. Pamphlets promote methods to root rats from rural areas nationwide.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
David F. Lantz
Bureau of Biological Sur
Department
United States
Lawyer Quizzes Worth Of Mr Smith In Court
Counsel questions Mr Smith's wealth asking if he is worth $10,000 or $2,000. The witness denies any net worth, saying he is not rich, but notes he has a wife who supports him.
Satanic dress shocks Chicago wife in divorce filing
Mrs. Blaes accuses Andrew Blaes of occult acts at their Glenview Golf Club home. She says he dressed in a red robe with black trim as the Prince of Brimstone, burned incense, produced unearthly noises, and tore at her clothing during confrontations, including a scene with a throne and forced worship.
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Chicago
Brimstone
Former stage favorite now sick and needy in New York
Destitute 68 year old Addie Strickland Thomas recalls a life on the stage from Niblo's Garden to Grand Opera House. Ill for nineteen months and recently forced to sell her parrot to pay rent, she appeals for help and any theater job that could provide steady work.
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Love's Melody by Fred G Bowles
Poem celebrates shared love with sea wind and celestial imagery. The speaker proclaims love as the sweetest music, stating joy, light, and certainty come from the beloved being near. Rhyme and cadence mirror a lyric sentiment.
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Fred G. Bowles
Aviation course to be taught at Mechanics Institute
The Ohio Mechanics Institute in Cincinnati will begin aviation and aeronautics courses next week as part of new offerings for the coming season. The school recently received a substantial donation from Mrs. E J Emery for a new building and anticipates a large enrollment.
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Cincinnati. O
Ohio Valley
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
E. J. Emery
Farmer Hangs Self in San Pierre
John Bartkewitz a farmer in San Pierre Indiana ended his life by hanging himself yesterday authorities said no note was found and the motive remains unclear the incident was reported today in the local news archive.
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San Pierre
Ind
John Bartkewitz
Roof of Ohio Mechanics Institute to host aviation experiments
Prof. John Le Shearer, superintendent, said the roof of the new Ohio Mechanics Institute will be used for aviation experiments. He stated the roof area will be 25,000 square feet.
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Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
John le Shearer
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