Carefree Val acts the flirt in Shanghai harbor hotel
Lieutenant Val, bound for a new assignment, notices a Charleston born woman aboard a sampan ride to a famed East hotel. A cocktail chat reveals a sharp clash of cultures as Val weighs his unsettled Navy life and a longing for a real home.
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Valentine Preston
China
Shanghai
Did Goodby
Janice Edding
United States
Annapolis
Val
B Norris
Edding
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Jan
Mimi
Kent Townley
Townley
Eddings
Jan Goodby
Brad
Sue
Navy
Cordray Aviation Co
Ricksha
Soochow Creek
Astor
D Rolls Royce
Rickshamen
Val Mar
Norfolk
Myra
Joliy
Brooklyn Navy
Yard
Agnes
Fernanda
Manila
Amah
Sonya
San Francisco
Mulligan and Anderson Agency Addresses Noted
The record lists Chicago office of C. J. Anderson Special Agency at 95 Be. Wacker Drive and New York address for Ralph R. Mulligan at 441 Lexington Ave. The item documents agency locations and an associated person.
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Hicago
C. J. Anderson Special Agency
BE. Wacker Drive
Ralph R. Mulligan
Lexington Ave
New York
N. Y
Labor Seeks Constitutional Amendment to Regulate Economy
President Roosevelt hints at an amendment to permit federal control of economic and social issues as NRA ruling prompts trial balloon talk. The A F L proposes the federation sponsor such an amendment with a minimum program including a new NRA, Wagner labor disputes bill, Black Connery 30 hour week, economic security, and Guffey coal stabilization.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
A. F. of L
Wagner
Black Connery
Guffey
Congress
Marriage license issued for Arthur L. Rogers to Anna Marie Hamburger
Fairfield county records show Arthur L. Rogers Adams Express driver of Logan obtaining a license to wed Anna Marie Hamburger of Lancaster with Rev Dooley to perform the ceremony. Levi Lytle formerly of Hocking County spent time in Logan this week, having lived near Lesboro before moving to Indiana in 1860.
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Fairfield County
Arthur L. Rogers
Adams Express
Logan
Anna Marie Hamburger
Lancaster
Dooley
Levi Lytle
Grant County
Ind
Mr. Lytle
Hocking County
Llesboro
Indiana
Meat market moves to Gallagher street in Kessler building
Ellis Rutgers ends ties with John Acker meat market and opens a new shop in the Kessler building on Gallagher street.
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Ellis Rutgers
John Acker
Kessler Building
Gallagher
Local families spend Sunday afternoon in the country
Mr and Mrs Fred Kleinschmidt and son Robert and Mr and Mrs Charles Westen visited Mr and Mrs Jacob Keller for a Sunday country gathering hosted by the Keller family.
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Fred Kleinschmidt
Robert
Charles Westenhaver
Jacob Keller
Quarantine Raised as Smallpox Outbreak Ends in Logan
The Logan area ends its smallpox quarantine for the week of June 23 1910 with twenty one total cases and no serious illness. Among the vaccinated, several patients are described as among the sickest in town as affairs return to normal.
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Logan
Death of Lafayette O'Neill at 85 in Starr township
Logan news reports the death of Lafayette O'Neill at 9 am at his Starr township home. He died aged 85 from uremia, a common ailment in old age.
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Logan
Lafayette O’neill
Starr Township
Mrs Rhoads Family Visits Bowen Household
Mrs Albert Rhoads and her daughter Freda spent the latter part of last week with Mr and Mrs John Bowen along with Mrs Joe Gompf and baby Francis and Edna and Charles Johnson at Union Furnace.
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Albert Rhoads
Freda
Joe Gompf
Francis
Edna
Charles Johnson
John Bowen
Union Furnace
Government benevolence sparks inescapable revolution
Tail and cannot let go. Perhaps our governmental benevolence and meddling have brought about a revolution from which we cannot escape.
Ohio pays ancient bill to Cincinnati woman
The Ohio legislature adjourned by approving 600 dollars to compensate a Cincinnati woman for damages from Morgan raiders in 1863. The claim had federal approval decades earlier, but the state had not settled it.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Davey
Demagogic cries against wealth crowd threaten progress
A section quotes Irenee du Pont decrying the call to divide wealth as undermining future progress and production. It also notes Stanley Baldwin advocating close cooperation between the British Empire and the United States as the best security against global war.
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Irenee du Pont
United States
Stanley Baldwin
Horse Prices Rise As Supply Shrinks
Ohio State University extension specialist L P McCann says high prices for good draft horses will persist for years as demand outstrips supply. He notes census declines from 20,992,000 U S horses in 1920 to 11,827,000 now and Ohio farm horses dropping 45 percent to about 451,000, with buyers seeking registered mares and pricier stallions.
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L. P. McCann
United States
Ohio
McCann
Flashes of Life Shows Birds Save Ash Trees
In Baltimore the state forester receives a frantic request for pesticides to kill caterpillars on young ash trees. A new call diverts him after a flock of blackbirds descends on the nursery, leaving no caterpillars alive. In Philadelphia Mrs. Dorothy Dickson cannot pay rent after a $5 bill is lost in a fire that destroyed the home.
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Baltimore
F. W. Besley
College Park Nursery
Besley
Philadelphia
Dorothy Dickson
Replacement will be a sow pro cess in horse farming
Many mares are approaching advanced ages and four or five years must pass before farmers have horses to sell after raising costs. It will take years for supply to reach demand for good draft animals. Rise in Ohio prices spurs interest in horse flesh as farmers in 22 counties organize horse or colt show associations within two or three years, according to Mr Cann.
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Ohio
Farnerd
Cann
Diet and Health: BeriBeri and Nutritional Deficiency
The article traces beri beri as a dietary deficiency disease linked to polished rice lacking vitamin B. It notes how neural degeneration arises from diet, compares to pellagra, and discusses alcoholic neuritis as potentially diet driven, with vitamin B treatment reported to cure it. It emphasizes practical relevance to temperate climates.
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Denisonyarty
What's What at a Grange
Washington report notes Senator Norris praises former secretary and current comptroller general McCarl. Norris claims McCarl would be a strong Republican presidential possibility if he keeps a firm stance on TVA expenditures. McCarl’s rise traces to Norris backing and early Republican campaigns.
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Washington, D. C
John Raymond McCarl
George W. Norris
United States
McCarl
TVA
Tennessee Valley Authority
Norris
Iowa
Nebraska
McCook
Washington
Asking for Aces and Kings in Bridge Bidding
Article outlines early bridge bidding methods to reveal high honors. It describes sequences where 3 Spades asks partner to show Aces, then progresses to No Trumps for information. A second hand shows a demanding bid by declarer's partner and a slam prospect, with dummy play ending in one trump trick.
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Declarer
Diamonds
West
Lodging Row For Illustrious Guest At Los Angeles Hotel
A single hotel room in Los Angeles was allocated to a remarkably named guest, Col. Josephus Adolphus Americus Ves jpucius Leonidus Wolfaicanus Nap talicus Lucius Quintiug Cincinnatus Wolf son, amid his travel to the International Rotary Convention in Mexico.
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Los Angeles
Col
Josephus Adolphus Americus Vesjpucius
Leonidus Wolfaicanus
Talicus Alexandricus
Naptalicus
Lucius Quintiug
Cincinnatus Wolfson
Mexico
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