Nine Days with Genius Tom Edison Diary Revealed
A newly printed diary of inventor Thomas Edison is presented in the September 8 issue of The American Weekly, illustrated and distributed with The Baltimore Sunday American. The feature promises a human, vitally important portrait of the famed innovator sourced from the newspaper's Sunday magazine partner.
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Designing Department Picnic At Nett er Millane
The Designing Department of Nett er Millane held a picnic on Thursday evening at Muddy Fork with friends and spouses attending. The event featured food, music, and dancing after supper, and attendees included Carl Davidson, Me. A try, Clay, Seu, Jack Hollender and their wives, with many others listed.
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Stewart Thomson
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Enarrenee Patrick
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83 year old fan dies during Washington rally
Washington Friday: Frank W. Davis aged 83 died of a heart attack during the seventh inning rally Cleveland staged in the game with Washington. Bermuda offers to place an air base for U S use may prompt official pronouncement on defense outposts in British possessions. A crash near a crossing halted traffic as San Francisco bound holiday roared by at high speed.
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Cottonseed By-Products Highlighted For Soil and Feed
Prof Earl Hostetler of State College Animal Husbandry says cotton by products reduce erosion and gullies in the cotton belt. He notes Southern lag in using these by products for livestock feed, soil fertility, and protein supplements. Cottonseed meal supports horses cattle sheep and swine and aids pork production.
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Mrs Saran Ledford Ledford rites held at Pleasant Grove
Funeral services for Mrs. Saran Melton Ledford 14 of Dixon were held Tuesday at 4 pm at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church led by Rev J W Predrick II. She died shortly after heart attack. Survived by son Rufus Sanders two stepchildren L B Turner and J H Sanders three dozen grandchildren and great grandchildren. Also noting broader economic reference about wool consumption in national defense era is present in the text.
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