Happenings From Around The World In One Week
A condensed world note roundup reports Denver Tramway strike action destroying 800 reemployment applications, a Utah draft evader surrender, a Springville bank robbery plot exposed, Idaho forest fires fought with large forces, and a Merino Colorado theft leading to a fatal shooting. Also covered are rail freight rate hikes, immigrant arrivals at Ellis Island, political figures dying, and varied criminal, legal, and international updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain
Denver ‘Tramway Company
Juxtay Lehmaechter
Utah
Marysvale
All
Springville
Utah State Penitentiary
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
Benjamin Fuller
Merino
Colo
Egeret Dean
Dean
Ebien McNamara
Spokane
Charles Marshall
Tupelo
Mies
Robert Miller
Armory
Min
San Francisco
Intercostal
Ines
Atlantic
Pacific
Los Angele
Ellis Island
Charles E. Hashtrook
Vimes-Dispatch
Iehnand
Hiram W. Julean
Harding
Ceunn
San Frandiees
Erwin
Bergdait
Philadelphia
Wiltowire
Fort Leavenworth
United Siates
Lee
Uae
Roe
San Angeles
Han
de Leviive
Troy
Aeibeery
Liderrwine Janushoramen
Steko
Rew
York
Felwrh
Wolk
Ottows
Pattleament
Nate Wait
Onaibe Pombabli
Rabbit Raising Profitable for Homes and Farms
An article notes rabbit raising as a growing, profitable dream for city suburbanites and farmers alike. It cites steady production increases, varied management systems, and the goal of supplying home tables with tender meat. It highlights costs, breeds like the Belgian hare, and the need to start with one breed through reputable breeders while avoiding misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Prince
Bureau of Biological Survey
California
Recon
Washington
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Michigan
Bureau of Biolhi
Xold
American
Europe
Mikey Lowe
Maine
Mall
Aed Horles
Plan to Establish Parcel-Post Trade Gains in Markets
A 1920s report outlines methods to boost parcel-post trade linking producers and consumers. It highlights local post offices, newspaper ads, personal canvassing, and postmaster campaigns to distribute producer lists and advertised offerings, aiming to create producer consumer contact and foster commerce through parcel post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Ely
Hodder
Post Alice
Sleep and housing impact on meat production profits
The text discusses how weather and housing affect farming operations, noting a shed to the south as ideal shelter for dry, well bedded livestock. It suggests using alfalfa pasture to produce pork economically, aiming for favorable prices amid changing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CroMe
Not to Reason Why in a Slow Town Tale
A humorous vignette from American Lexion Weekly features a fussy regimental colonel who orders a tall fellow, finding only a Lithuanian not quite tall, while passengers joke about a chauffeur rushing to catch a late train and the town’s oddities. The piece blends quirky dialogue with a light, homey setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lexion Weekly
Relief from Eatonic Featured by Texas Claimant
A Sweetwater reader lauds Eatonic for rapid relief of daughter’s misery from indigestion and acidity. The testimonial cites improvement after one box and urges restocking with four more boxes. The ad claims Eatonic removes excess acidity and poisons, restoring health and pep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatonic
R. J. Powell
Sweetwater
Texas
Eatonie
Katonic
Addy
Foenlah the Course in a Curious Courtroom Quip
An aged narrator recalls Foenlah and Kcottieh amid a quirky exchange in a small town setting. The veteran and a gentleman engage in a humorous verbal duel as a curtain rises on a turn of phrase filled scene, ending with a sharp aside from a council figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
West Pullman
Glyder, Johnson
Los Angeles
Foenlah
Kcottieh
Melule
Crops Grief Reflected In Farmer's Woes and Yearly Talk
A southern platation owner laments crop prospects entering the year. The farmer questions the outlook, asking how the harvest will turn out and whether production will meet expectations. The reply acknowledges uncertainty and focuses on fall yields and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sraith
Cutleura Soap Advertises Baby Relief in Murky Text
Fragmentary OCR shows promotion for Cutleura products claimed to soothe baby rashes. The garbled copy mentions Cutleura Soup and Cutleura Ointment with exaggerated praise. Readable bits reference a grandiose claim of purer sweetness and a specific timing phrase.
Fragmented 19th century text about apples and cities
The passage describes a garbled scene where individuals discuss apples and food while a theater visit is noted. A white figure asks about gum and chant. It references the center of population in the United Kingdom and a Mountueton region within a nation, then mentions the United States in a distorted manner.
Blood cleansing remedy for catarrh advertised
Fragmentary ad touts a blood cleansing treatment to relieve catarrh with claims of cleansing the blood and offering free medical advice. Mentions a bottle price and urges immediate action though details are unclear. Names, dates, or locations are not discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calartin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Preof
Marton
Denton
Bowie
Peast
Nate Treme
Irving
Stenson
Ketly Ford
San Antonio
John Wanamaker, Jr
Atlantic City
N. J
North Carolina
House of Representatives
Senate
Alraily
Preadent Wilson
League of Nations
State Department
Iton
Geneva
Department of Justice
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Poland
Bosnia
Colby
Prance
Italy
Treasury
Moscow
Russia
War Department
Opeign
Tokio
Party of American Congress
Far Cat
Korea
Kisuale Kimm
Korean Commission
Ireland
Japan
Gene Suying
China
London
Lloyd George
Canada
Switzerland
American Commission For Relief In the
Excelsior
Ine
Kattowics
Upper Silesia
Minsk
Berlin
Red Crown
Koven
Scopa
Sodallete
Tie
Terrence MacSweeny
Cork
Bingland
Wedilion
MacSweeny
Biritien
Mexico
Rivanto Goeenies
Une Bandit
Farmers
United States Department of Agriculture
I. O
Aaron
Ibeifty
Lydia E. Pinkham
Buffalo
Mata
Lyla B. Plakhsia
Tfo
Monte
Lydia E. Pinkam
Medicine For Women
Lydia E.pinkham
Cialismou
Jodie
Edo
Howe
Teeenthy
Severdt
Mntv
Mountueton
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