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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1922
Page
2
A feature on how a major broadcasting station operates as a live program airs. An operator directs from the mechanical room while attendants, announcers, and listening posts ensure smooth transmission and immediate fault reporting across the broadcasting field.
A valuable driving horse owned by Charles Snyder of Serguson Valley reared and collapsed on Valley Street when a street parade band played. The horse, hitched to a post, died from a heart failure or sudden jolt after hearing the music near Caele Tom's Cabin show.
Abel Benning ton Crawford aged eighty eight died in the county hospital and was buried beside a $2,000 monument he installed eleven years ago in Rosedale cemetery. He bought a lot for 135, a 15 foot high granite monument, a marble base, and a steel vault. He visited monthly for hours, polishing and reading by the monument. He arranged burial plans with cemetery officials and an undertaker before falling ill March 8.
Kalamazoo Michigan reports strict rules for female students set by Dean of Women Miss Agnes Powell. The list bans long company with young men, frequent overnight stays, and suggestive postures. Readership notes student anger at the spring restrictions.
Andrew Louchious, described as Hays' Egyptian protégé and former interpreter in the British army, inherited by Hays from Ambassador Harvey. He plans to stay with Hays for life and learned English from Hays while teaching French in return.
Francisco Villa, once a Mexican bandit, plans to rebuild his Juarez packing house after ice destruction in 1920. The project, with equipment, is estimated at 90000 dollars and will employ about 200 workers. Eggs May Go to Europe by Mail. Eggs may be shipped globally by parcel post in metal and wooden containers via the Post Office department. A London report notes a veterinary surgeon died after tripping on his bathrobe tassel.
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