Congress Closes With Bills Left Over In Adjourning Rush
Washington dispatch reports Congress adjourned with undealt measures including postal rate legislation and rivers and harbors bills. The campaign expenditure probe led by Senator Reed is expected to influence this year and the 1928 campaign as it widens from Pennsylvania to Illinois and beyond.
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William L. Daley
the Herald
Washington
Washington, D. C
Congress
Administration
Coolidge
Senate
House
Pennsylvania
Jim" Reed
Goose Rearing Tips From Old Farmhand Guide
The article advises on goose care and feeding with emphasis on avoiding corn meal in early weeks as it causes high mortality. It recommends cottage cheese or sour milk curds with red pepper, stale bread soaked in milk, and fresh grass. It stresses damp-free housing, pest protection, and staged feeding before slaughter.
Easy Come and Easy Go in a Pottersville Love Triangle
Della and Abby observe Bess, a social snare, as she baits Luke Whittler with flirtation while hiding an engagement. Luke demands a public pledge, Bess resists, and Abby edges toward the Athl etic club dance with other suitors as the social tangle escalates.
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Bess
Della Smith
Abby Phillips
Carmel
Luke Whittler
Della
Luke
Post Road
Pottersville
Parsimony Theme Reflected in Aged Verse
A fragmentary verse line discusses parsimony as a virtue or vice linking to a medieval figure, the Mester of the colden nines. It suggests poverty or bread scarcity tied to frugality versus profusion. The text cites Henry House as the source or speaker.
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Henry House
Wider Road Drive Gains Support From State Agencies
Advocates of widening Chicago area main highways gain backing from the Pennsylvania highway department and U S Bureau of Public Roads. William H. Connell declares Lincoln Highway in Pennsylvania will be widened to 40 feet statewide, while Dr L L Hewes cites congestion on gateway routes as a Western issue.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania
J. L. Jenkins
Chicago Tribune
William H. Connell
Pennsylvania Highway Department
American Road Builders’ Association
L. L Hewes
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Lincoln Highway Association
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Connell
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Making Brick Pavements Noiseless With Filler
Engineering knowledge and experience have developed the modern brick pavement from common clay brick on soil to vitrified brick with asphalt filler on a concrete foundation with a sand bed. This reduces defects, cushions heavy truck shocks, and yields a smooth, noiseless surface in both summer and winter.
Tire Savingslarla Highway Costs Reported by Dealer
A Salt River valley tire dealer says concrete highways cost about 10 million dollars but auto owners have already saved much of that. He notes roads double tire life with some tires lasting up to 20 000 miles, and credits careful driving with rapid starts and stops for tire life.
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Salt River Valley
Fort Wayne Drives Plan for Model Highway Memorial
A Fort Wayne movement aims to build a model highway from Limberlost cabin on Sylva Lake to Luberlost cabin near Lake Geneva as a Gene Stratton Porter memorial. The note cites rough roads damaging cars and praises signposted French roads with class codes N D GC IC.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Limberlost Cabin
Sylva Lake
Luberlost Cabin
Lake Geneva
Gene Stratton-Porter
Washington settles into summer routine as congress adjourns
William L Daley notes Congress closes and the president heads to the Adirondacks for vacation. National news will trend from out of town while Senators rush home to gauge public mood for November and the coming presidential election. Partisan forecasts mix as legislative work gives way to campaign sparring.
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William L. Daley
The
Herald
Washington
D G
Congress
Adirondacks
Senate
Nonce
Partics
Raising Strong Chicks Proves Efficient Ration and Sunlight
Wisconsin experiment station Bulletin reports a simple 80 20 5 5 1 ration with skim milk and sun exposure to prevent leg weakness in young chicks. Findings note winter hatching challenges and endorse sunlight as the key complement to the feed.
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Agricultural Experiment Station
Poultrymen of
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Reminder on ignorance and the danger of unknown knowledge
A brief reflection on how ignorance can harm us more than the exposure of what we do not know. The note emphasizes caution and the value of learning to reduce danger from unseen gaps in understanding.
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Uss
College appoints janitor and teachers for new year
Days Gene reports David McDowell named janitor for the College building. Henry C. Bell hails Tilden nomination with limited happiness. Directors select L. S Kilborn as principal and teachers Lee Wallace Laura Arbuckle Annie Lillie and Mary Shaw for the coming year. DeLance Cole named postmaster and may start duties this week. Willie Killie returns from the Soldiers School at Normal at fourteen and will remain.
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David McDowell
Henry C. Bell
Tilden
L. S Kilborn
Lee Wallace
Laura Arbuckle
Annie
Lillie
Mary Shaw
DeLance Cole
Mr. Cole
Willie Killie
Soldiers School
Normal
Quiet wedding in M E church marks new start
Forty years ago Will Hippard and Grace Littlefield wed quietly at the M E church with Rev Howe officiating. Congratulations are extended as local social notes report Lydia Troyer visiting from Brazil Indiana and returning home.
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Will Hippard
Grace Littlefield
M. E
Howe
Lydia Troyer
Brazil
Ind
Mima
Grace Archer
Carl Leytnsapp
Cleixk
Auburnstownship
Daint County
Harriet A
Hampton sister visit noted in Charleston Herald
The sister of Captain John M. Eaton and candidate Miss Matilda Hampton are visiting Charleston this week as reported by the Charleston Herald.
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John M. Eaton
Matilda Hampton
Charleston Herald
Twenty Years Ago Board of Review and Outing Attendees
The board of review met and organized with Samuel Prev os as chairman and William Lee and Henry Lewis as members. A group left Monday morning on an outing to Camp Algonac Michigan, including Maggie Brown t and daughter Ruth I F Pritchard and daughters, Jennings, J W Johnson and wife, Frank Mark and wife, Madge Shipe, Carrie Emerson, Hannah Tulley, Mary Ramsey, Mary Devol, Will Keller, Fred Gorham, Rev F T Moore and wife, J W Graha, Cecil Blunk, Geo O Baird, Pearl English, Carrie Keller, Flozza Smith, and Clarence Lucan. They attended the Epworth League state meeting at Danville from Thursday to Monday. A heavy Tuesday noon rain and hail followed, with Patt stones the largest in years.
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Samuel Prevos
Wm. Lee
Casey
Henry Lewis
Wabash
W. T. Martin Jr
Camp Algonac
Mich
Terre Haute
Maggie Brownt
Ruth
I. “F. Pritchard
Mrs. Jennings
W. J. Johnson
Frank “Mark
Madge Shipe
Carrie Emerson
Hannah Tulley
Mary Ramsey
Mary Devol
Will. Keller
Fred Gorham
F. ™ “Moore
J. W. Graha
Cecil Blunk
Geo. O. Baird
Pearl’ English
Carrie Keller
Flozza Smith
Clarence Lucan
Epworth League
Danville
Weather Damage Reported From Widespread Hail
A fragment notes extensive damage where hail struck, badly damaging crops and fruit trees in affected areas. It mentions injuries to livestock and emphasizes farm losses across the region. The snippet indicates continued concern for agricultural prospects.
Locals Note Visits Trips and Picnics at Summer Peak
Mr and Mrs Irvin Rogers of Marshall were observed en route to Mr Clare West Virginia after several weeks visiting relatives. The trip used a Ford car. Mr and Mrs F Boss and her mother Mrs Travis of Los Angeles Calif passed through here en route to Cleveland. Mrs Travis, age 85, enjoys the journey. A July fourth picnic on the Wabash featured Mary Plaster Sophia Macke Florencé Taubeneck Wal Spotta Ora Hunter and Robert Goyle with Frances Williams, John Viking and Everett Taubeneck joining later. Three special trains with Pennsylvania troops bound for the Mexican border passed through here Monday evening. Robert Casteel and family were noted.
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Irvin Rogers
Marshall
Clare
West Virginia
Paris Beacons
F.€. Boss
Pravis
Los Angeles
Cal
Whey
California
Adil
Cleveland
Travis
Wabash
Mary Plaster
Sophia Macke
Florencé Taubeneck
Wal‘Ker. Spotta
Ora Hunter
Robert Goyle
Frances Williams
John Viking
Everett Taubeneck
Pennsylvania
Robert Casteel
Roy Elis Milas
Liabilities Reveal Weakness in Nednwenetoweg Finances
The document outlines liabilities and potential financial concerns for Nednwenetoweg, detailing debts and obligations that impact the organization's solvency.
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Floyd Bacon
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Walt
Lakea
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Lobe
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Good Roads Notes
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Loridr
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Meuni Shatsanete
Ana
Ras “Reserve District No
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Illinois
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U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
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U. S. Treas
Nednwenetoweg Net
Erves
Bankers and Trust
United States
State of
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I. J. R. Burnett
Burnett
Gomad
Harry B. Dulaney
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Hollenbeck
East Dulaney Bank
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