Rural competition and the changing farm life over time
An examination of rural competition as farming modernizes with machines, noting enduring pride in yields, livestock quality, and youth clubs. It contrasts past chieftains with present machinists, urges vigilance against intolerance, and reflects on Sunday as a universal holiday amid holiday abundance and religious observance.
Purification Rites for an American Bride in Bombay
The article describes a proposed Hindu purification ceremony for Miss Miller in Bombay tied to her betrothal to the ex-maharaja of Indore. It details pre-ceremony fasting, Ganges water baths, Pancha Gavya, sacred fire rites, and the conferment of a Hindu name, followed by sapta padi, mangalsutra, and ceremonial wedding customs including saffron rice, silk dress, and a grand reception.
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Bombay
India
Miss Miller
Doctor Ketkar
Pooba
Ganesh
Turks Greet Their First Locomotive With Kisses
In Amassia Turkey peasants mobbed the arriving steam engine on the Samsoun Sivas line covering the locomotive with kisses. Crowds cheered Ismet Pasha the prime minister and sponsor of the republics railroad program as the region rich in apples wheat and fruit anticipates benefits from the new transport links.
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Amassia
Turkey
Samsoun Sivas
Ips
Vivas
Ismet Pasha
Republe
Early Radio Installed on U S S New York and Porter in 1899
The Navy department states that the first experimental radio models were mounted in 1899 on the old battleships U S S New York and U S S Porter marking the start of wireless communication on American warships.
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Navy Department
U. S. S&s New York
U. S. Porter
Campaign declarations for Marshall township road commissioner
Frank Haenig and R. O. Fix announce candidacies for Road Commissioner in Marshall township. Both filings state runs in the Democratic primary. Advertisement notices note official candidacy and subject to primary results.
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Marshall Township
Frank Haenig
Frank Cooper Announces Candidacy for Highway Commissioner
The Herald notes Frank Cooper of Marshall Township enters the Republican primary race for Highway Commissioner, subject to voters in the party.
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Herald
Frank Cooper
Marshall Township
Smittkamp Announces Candidacy for Highway Commissioner
Charles Smittkamp declares his bid for Highway Commissioner of Marshall Township in the Republican primary, seeking party backing and voter support. He frames his campaign around local road maintenance and township infrastructure priorities.
Candidacies Declared for Local Township Offices
Road commissioner for Wabash township Fred Saiter announces candidacy subject to Republican voters. Everett Macke runs for town clerk of Wabash township in primary convention. W A Williams seeks Marshall township assessor nomination under Democratic voters.
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Wabash Township
Fred Saiter
Everett Macke
Marshall Township
W. A. Williams
Notice of Publication in Illinois Chancery Court
In Clark county the circuit court March term 1928 Estella Linn vs W B Linn in chancery. Affidavit of non residence filed and summons issued. The non resident def must appear March 12 next or the bill will be taken as confessed and a decree entered. Clerk Russell L Riley Marshall Illinois February 8. Scholfield solicitor. Advertisement 6-4.
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State of Illinois
Clark County
Circuit Court
Estella Linn
W. B. Linn
Marshall
Russell L. Riley
Illinois
S. M. Scholfield
Ilinois
Helen E. Cox
Noble E. Cox
Noble Cox
Coxs Wife Sues For Divorce In Illinois Chancery
In Clark county Illinois 1928 Helen E Cox sues Noble E Cox for divorce in chancery. An affidavit of non-residence has been filed and the clerk announces summons to the defendant for March 1928. The bill seeks relief as prayed. Russell L Riley Clerk and Solicitor advertise June 4 1928.
Scientist’s mosquito theory earns army hospital honor
A sentence in the fragment notes that during the An er occupation of Caphat following China with Spain and Walter Rec of the United States Medical Corps showed both malaria and yellow fever spread by mosquito bites. The army hospital in Washington was named for him in recognition.
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Aner
Caphat
Chenae
Spain
Walter Rec
United Stes Medical Corps
Army Hospital
Washington
First college diploma awarded to Miss Catherine Brewer
The first college diploma was awarded to Miss Catherine Brewer at Wesleyan Female College in Macon Georgia. Brewer, later Mrs. Benson, was the daughter of Admiral Brewer and is noted as the first woman in the world to secure a college degree.
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Catherine EO Brewer
Wesleyan Female College
Macon Gu
Brewer
Benson
Admiral Brewer
United States Navy
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R. O. Fix
Chas. Smittkamp
Chancery
Walter E. Cork Marshall
Baby
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Martinsville Hatchery
G. C. Cunningham
Martinsville, Illinois