Waste in stale bread costs bakers and consumers
The Food Research Institute reports annual losses from stale bread between five and ten million dollars due to unsalable returns. It urges no returns policies, better output quality, efficient deliveries, and laws to curb returns, with a target of reducing losses to about one half of one percent of production.
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New York
Food Research Institute
New York Times
United States Food Administration
Rele
Stanford University
Herbert Hoover
University
Carnegie Corporation
Oor
Discarded Frances Fly to Green Peas Secret Society
Berkeley campus forms the Mystic Order of the Green Pea led by president George Smith. The group claims to defend men from co ed dating tricks and defines a green pea as a man who has suffered romantic disappointment. The constitution dictates the greenest pea becomes president.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
George Smith
Untested Methods Aid Reducing Bread Theft Losses
Fragmentary report notes approaches shown to cut bread theft losses though methods not fully observed or tested yet. Language implies cautious optimism about effectiveness and ongoing evaluation.
Oyster Beds in Atlantic in Danger of Extinction
Dr Thurlow C Nelson of the board of shell fisheries and state experiment station New Brunswick New Jersey warned delegates at the seventh annual convention of the Central Atlantic States Association of American Dairy Food and Drugs Officials that oyster beds along the Atlantic coast face extinction due to ongoing pollution from industrial wastes.
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Washingtongd
Atlante Coast
Thurlow C. Nelson
Shell Fisheries and State Experiment Station
New Brunswick
N. J
Atlan~ Tic States Association of American Dairy, Food, and Drugs
Sixty Days in Jail for Two Kisses
In Des Moines photographer L. Sharfmean faces sixty days in jail after two girls testified he pressed unwelcome kisses on them. The case hinges on alleged caresses during a session.
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Des Moines
L. Sharfmean
Giiris
Alaskans Plan Memorial Hospital For Hudson Stuck
Alaskans and friends of Hudson Stuck plan a memorial hospital on a Yukon knoll inside the Arctic circle. Funds target 25 000 with early donations from natives and traders, and support from churches as memorials to the famed explorer and missionary.
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Hudson Stuck
Seattle
Wash
Yukon River
Arctic Circle
Archdeacon Stuck
Mount
Me‘inter
Denali
American Geographical Society
Episcopal Church
Stuck
Rural Geographical Society
Hendrik Undson
Texas
Yukos
St. Stephen’s Hospital
Fort Yukon
Ttle Log
Arctic
Alaska
Yukon
Gratton Burke
Choree
Geographical Societies
United States
England
Churches Grow Record Across United States in 1922
Federal Council of Churches data show total religious membership rising by 1,220,428 to 47,401,058 with 9,501 new congregations and 13,252 new ministers. Roman Catholics at 18,104,804. Evangelical Protestants 27,454,080. total council bodies 20,722,142 with 149,436 congregations.
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Washington
America
E. 0. Watson
Federal Council of Churches
United States
Methodist Epis
Disciples of Christ
Congregational Churches
Episcopolisnes
Christian Science Church
Latter Day Saints
Northern Baptist Convention
Nyman Named to RAPID Transit Board by Welfare Association
Ralph I. Nyman a 400 pound motor man has been chosen to represent employees on the Philadelphia Rapid Transit board. He was elected president of the Cooperative Welfare association and, by that role, becomes a board member. Nyman has fourteen years as a Motorman.
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Ralph I. Nyman
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Nyman
Cooperative Welfare Association
2000 Year Old Skeleton Found in Scotland
A Catter line farmer on a Kincardineshire farm uncovered a marked slab four feet down, with four larger slabs beneath. Under them lay a full skeleton beside an ancient urn, deemed Bronze Age by antiquarians. Experts continue to investigate the site near Edinburgh.
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Edinburgh
Kincardineshire
Scotland
Religious bodies totals with gains and losses across denominations
A fragment listing numerous religious groups with numerical gains and losses, including Southern Baptist Convention 3,872,165 and National Baptist Convention 8,253,783, plus others such as Lutheran and Methodist totals, Roman Catholic, Salvation Army, and Evangelical groups, noting overall shifts in membership across denominations.
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Southern Baptist Convention
National Baptist Convention
Brethren
Christian Church
General Christian Convention
Church of the Nazarene
Congregational Churches
Disciples of Christ
Evangelical Church
Gnerger of Evangelical Association
United Evangelical Church
Evangelical Synod of North America
Evangelical Associations
Friends
Latter Day Saints
Mennoniio
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Methodist Protestant Church
African
Presbyterian Church Unite States
Protestant Episcopal Church
Roman Catholic Church
Salvation Army
Unitarians
Universalists
1000 Students Seek Summer Work to Europe
New York reports over 1000 undergraduates applying to transatlantic lines to work their way across the ocean this summer for study and travel. French terminals near New York hold about 300 files from college men. agencies note sailors are preferred for crew roles, but a seaman shortage may open opportunities for able bodied workers.
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New York
Europe
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Atlantic
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Alaskans
Stuck's Grave Indian Shrine
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Federal Council
U. S
Uncle Sam
United States Department of Agriculture
Syracuse
Ne Y
Charles A. Corwin
St. Joseph Mo
St. Joseph
Edgar
Col
William F. Cody
Charles Waddles
Pony Express Memorial Association
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