No Inmates in 1 390 Cities Census Prep Reveals Prisoner Totals
Preliminary figures for the 1924 decennial census of prisoners show federal and state inmate trends with notes on July counts. The report cites rising federal prison numbers, shifting county and city counts, and differing gender distributions, outlining data awaiting final compilation.
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Lit
Colette
Wit
Tadeelies
Neutuliond Trier
Isis
Wilteswes
Weil
Unveiled at Danville during Armistice Day event
A garbled Danville, Alabama Armistice Day unveiling referenced a local project tied to a lord of OW eage with a river decot detail and an estimated cost of Spero, as fragments of a wartime ceremony emerge from the page.
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Fiers
Denville
Lorde Tan
Oweage
Verizon
Important Gift 10 World Consumed Directly as Food
The 1922 yearbook notes meat as the principal source of the nation’s food supply. It discusses animal products, their role in diets, and the share of meat in human nutrition, highlighting agricultural reliance and food system significance.
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Cern
Chariog
Department of Aereulture
Cave Man of the Original Type Faces Camden Jail
WIL Ham Ware, dubbed a New Jersey wild man, is torn from a Stratford cave and brought to Camden County Jail amid sensational claims of crime spanning decades. His wife alleges he shot a man years ago, helped with a jewel robbery, and has ties to a hanging in Camden’s history. She provides imperfect details while Ware claims innocence and pride in rugged strength.
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Philadelphia
Nearnet Ware
Mrs. Ware
Ware
Elly
Hinkle
John Ware
Camden County
Wiliam Ware
South Jerssey
Man Buries Cash in Jar as Worms Dine
A man buried thirteen hundred fifty dollars in a jar, then covered it with soil while worms fed on the contents. The stolen cash vanished and the nearby railroad foreman grew wary after the jar’s discovery. Police reports say the case involved digging and a failed attempt to retrieve the money.
Tariffs and farm crops shift amid market demands
The article discusses American crop markets and tariff impacts on crops like corn in Argentina Peru Mexico and southern countries. It notes price regulation, production trends, and government roles in supporting farmers through congressional actions and subsidies.
Washing Fluid Mistakenly Used as Seasoning
Fall River Massachusetts resident Walentz Nowack told Southend police his stomach burned after he drank what he thought was vinegar. He had bought a bottle from a nearby grocer and used its contents to season dinner, only to discover the liquid was washing fluid. A stomach pump was performed to treat the poisoning.
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Fall River
Mass
Walentz Nowack
Southend
Pretty Frocks for Youth with Regal Holiday Adornments
A fashion piece describes junior miss dresses in changeable taffeta for holiday parties. Mentions gold and silver crowns, jeweled embroidery, and opulent hairpieces. Notes nacre and ombre color effects with gray to lavender shading and ostrich accents.
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China Greene
Tacoma
New Jersey
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Rime
Hay Police
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Argentin
United States
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Marta
Epydique
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Aoi
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Lauren
Hotars
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Ilene
New York
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Hedland
Green Mountain
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Seeris Bal
OS Eelbe
Ofte
Sdouglas
Tern
Peery Sadow
Wey
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