Pilot Lands In Park Disregarding Signs Sparks Court Case
A civilian aviator Philip Bjarklund forced to land in Cortlandt Park after engine failure. Patrolman Shields cited him for trespassing and the magistrate found him guilty but suspended the sentence, ordering a letter to request park land approval before any future landings. The judge noted signs saying keep off the grass and stressed adherence to the law.
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New York
Philip A. Bjarklund
Cortlandt Park
Curt
Albany
van Cortigndt Park
Woolworth Tower
Forty-second Street
Broadway
Brooklyn Bridge
Ward Luck
John J. Shields
Bjarklual
Snodsey
Park
Be Theroupon
Aviator
Ten Eyck
van Cortlandt Park
State of New York
Bjarklund
Teo Huck
Bjarklnnd
Suspanda
Park Board
Hound Finds Girl After Long Lost Night Trek
A California girl, 6 to 8 years old, wandered from home while picking wildflowers in Coyote Valley. Parents and neighbors searched all night with lanterns. a bloodhound finally located her after 26 hours, found sleeping under a manzanita. She suffered no lasting harm.
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H. Renewa
Coyote Valley
California
Lftrke
Manzonita
Renean
Miner earnings spark debate on pay and work in South Wales
The report notes a miner receiving $5,000 for years of work in South Wales England, while another earned over $5,000 last year and paid tax on $44,700 in wages. Miners call for easier work and say men should be able to choose how they labor, with the coal ready to be “taken” to extract the output.
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Hiner
South Wales
Eng
Cewa
Grenades Turned Into Savings for Industrial Workers
War Department hand grenades will be diverted to U S industrial workers as savings banks through Government Savings Societies. About 20 000 industrial groups have signed on with 104 000 more to come. Workers buy three War Savings Stamps monthly for three months to receive a grenade bank for personal savings or future Treasury Savings Certificates.
Treasury Savings Certificates in five states offered this September
Treasury Savings Certificates in denominations of 100 and 1000 are distributed in the Seventh Federal Reserve district. They may be bought in September for 84 and 840 respectively. These discount bonds mature January 4, 1924 and are issued in registered form to prevent theft. Interest is 4 percent compounded quarterly. War Savings Stamps of 1919 may be exchanged for these certificates. Purchases available at post offices and banks, with purchaser name inscribed and records kept in Washington. Each month prices rise by 20 cents for the 100 and 2 dollars for the 1000. They are tax free except for inheritance, surtaxes, war profits and excess profits taxes.
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Treasury Savings
Federal Reserve District
Treasury
Evel
Treasury Department
Washington, D.C
A Safe Stock for All Sing a Song of Saving
A short verse extols Savings stamps as a hedge against high living costs. It mentions they can fund a summer trip and new clothes, asking how many items they will buy. It reads like a wartime or hobbyist savings promotion aimed at readers seeking practical purchases.
Packers Sell Products List Includes Beef Sides and By Products
The Federal Trade Commission released a list of about 640 articles said to be sold by packers. It includes not only beef sides and beef cuts but over 60 other beef products and by-products.
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The
Federal Trade Commission
Swift & Company
Trade Commission
Wisconsin Soldiers Seek State Educational Aid
A total of 7222 Wisconsin soldiers and sailors replied to the first questionnaires of the state board of education showing they desire to continue their education under the new bonus law providing 304 a month. It is expected the number will reach 10000 with 2826 wanting to attend the state university and 48 to work in special schools in normal schools.
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Wisconsin
State Board of Education
Demographic Breakdown of Students by Education Level
The text lists counts across institutes and schools with ages 18 to 35. It states 410 are high school graduates, 43 finished third year, 156 second year, 236 first year, 769 eighth grade graduates, and 788 have competed less than the eighth grade, across 79 in Stont Institute, 57 in the Wisconsin Mining school, and 802 in private colleges.
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Stont Institute
Wisconsin Mining School
Bronchial Trouble Relief Cited for Spring Attacks
Mrs. A. E. Sidenbertier of Raughfield Indiana reports that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy provides relief from her spring bronchial trouble. After a few days use, all signs of bronchial trouble disappear.
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A. E. Sidenbertier
Raughfield
Inds
Chamberain
There Are Selfraising Gab Ary Tost Worle, Times Note
Fragmentary lines mention selfraising flour products and other pantry items, reflecting a brief advertising or notice item about available goods and brands. The readable text shows garbled spellings but centers on flour products and market availability.
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New York Park
Kate Patralman
Perk Board
Sentense
Hound
American Red Cross
Belgium
Bel Grass
Hu Punne
Ameren Red Cross
Ube Villa
Italy
Euros
Cross
Paris
Stedl Gross
PLIS
American Steel
Siberia
Red Cross
Wn Ohe
American Red Cross Ts
Ccourge
Greue White ‘Treth
Ald
Uncle Sam
War Department of the
United States
America
Government Saving Societies of
Europe
United States Treasury
War Savings Society
Government Savings Society
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
U.S.A
Land Capenses
Wis
Mickie
Humphreys
William St
N.Y
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