Senate Ratifies Four Power Treaty After Narrow Vote
The Senate approved the four power Pacific treaty by 67 to 27, exceeding the two thirds margin. Republicans Borah France Johnson La Follette voted against ratification. Democrats Ashurst Caraway Culberson Gerry Glass Harris and others supported. Amendments were rejected as the body adjourned without action on a supplemental treaty.
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United States
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Pball
Brandegee
Dursum
Calder
Cameron
Capper
Colby
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Curtis
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Freylinghuysen
Gooding
Hale
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Ladd
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Bank Robbers Hit Pawnshop in Chicago Heist
Three armed bandits robbed the Max Rosenthal pawnshop at 820 West Madison Street near Madison and Halsted. A customer resisting was beaten and taken to the county hospital. Loot valued at $10,000.
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Madison and
Halsted Streets
Chicago
Max Rosenthal
Madison Street
Well Planned Kitchen Improves Home Efficiency
A USDA circular argues a kitchen with good lighting ventilation and proper layout saves time and labor for the housekeeper. It recommends a 9 by 12 foot basic size, dining alcove, separate laundry, ample storage, and strong durable fixtures to reduce drudgery and improve sanitation.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Seasonings guide for cooking vegetables and herbs
Household guidance on selecting seasonings to suit family tastes. It notes regional preferences for garlic mint and savory, explains adding flavors toward the end of cooking to preserve delicate oils, and describes bouquet garni and timing for herbs and vegetables. It also warns against frying shallots or garlic and advises removing flavoring ingredients before serving.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Quick Substitutions for Household Starches and Pastes
In a pinch use corn starch as a substitute for laundry starch with equal amounts. the result is similar though corn starch costs more. When paste is needed and unavailable, substitute condensed milk as an immediate alternative.
Kitchen use for food preparation and related rooms
The piece describes using a kitchen or common cookroom for food prep and notes it may also serve as a laundry washroom and storage area. It discusses sanitary benefits and compact equipment layouts while mentioning outfits for workers and children entering from outdoors.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Removing Stains on Fabrics by Boiling Water Technique
The article describes a method used by grand dames to remove tough fabric stains. It instructs to stretch the fabric taut over a vessel and pour a continuous stream of boiling water from several inches above the stain. It claims the stain fades with this simple treatment.
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Grand Dames
Sprinkling Method for Uniform Dampness on Delicate Clothing
Instructions describe sprinkling fine blouses or baby garments by rolling them in a damp towel after wringing water from the towel. Leave for 10 minutes to ensure even dampness, then the item is ready for immediate ironing.
The Housewife Notes on Frugal Kitchen Tips
Lemon juice improves stewed figs and lemon flavor in fig and cranberry pie fillings. Serve fruit popovers with a saucer as dessert. Camphor on cloth removes furniture spots. Clean zinc with soap suds and salt then polish with kerosene. More butter in cake requires higher baking temperature. Gem pans bake individual omelets on toast.
Editor George Dale Fights Off Masked Robbers in Muncie
Three masked men ambushed George Dale editor of the Munice Post Democrat and his son as they returned home. Dale grappled with the leader, wrested a revolver, fired twice, and the assailants fled in a car. Police seek identities, suspect revenge motive over mere robbery.
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George Dale
Muncie
Adcht
Munese Post-Democrat
Dale
Jumps From Moving Car Injures Nurse in Indiana
Thomas Nurse of Indianapolis suffered a double fracture of the left ankle after leaping from a moving car on Rockville Road north of Greencastle. Norman Hamilton also jumped, escaping injury. The vehicle, stopped by Sheriff Lawrence Sears and a posse, allegedly carried whisky cargo and a title certificate to James Davis who had been arrested a month earlier and given a suspended sentence.
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Greencastle
Thomas Nurse
Indianapolis
Rockville Road
Here
Lawrence Sears
Nurse
Norman Hamilton
James Davis
Davis
U S to Probe Bank Affairs at Corydon
Indianapolis March 27 An investigation of the First National Bank at Corydon will be conducted by the federal grand jury now in session. U S district attorney Homer Elliott said bank examiners filed a report on officers Wilson S Cooke George W Applegate and Ben S Applegate held for bond awaiting grand jury action. The grand jury adjournment date is set for April 8 with five weeks in session. Violations of the motor vehicle and liquor laws are under separate inquiry this week and next.
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U. S
Indianapolis
First National Bank
Corydon
Federal Grand Jury
Homer Elliott
United States
Wilson S. Cooke
George W. Applegate
Ben
Applegate
Ir. Elliott
Mr. Elliott
Higher Tax Valuation Seen in Indianapolis for 1922
The 1921 total assessed value of Indianapolis property taxable in 1922 is 8592,818,800, per a statement to Walter J. Twiname from county auditor Lee K. Fesler. The figure is about 87,800,000 above the auditor’s fall estimate, boosting city and school tax receipts and increasing each unit’s bonding power by roughly 156,000.
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Indianapolis
Walter J. Twiname
Lee KX. Fesler
Blind Cass County man to receive $250 luxuries
After fifty eight years of blindness and poverty in the Cass county infirmary, Alva Carson aged sixty one will gain from a rich uncle's bequest. Judge Souder directs that the $250 be used to buy him small comforts and luxuries.
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Logansport
Cass County
Alva Carson
Carson
Souder
Cass Circuit Court
Princeton Man Dies After Auto Crash
Charles Pollick aged twenty five died in Princeton from an automobile accident. His throat was cut and tongue partly severed when the windshield shattered. Death attributed to hemorrhage after a tire blew out and the car ran into a ditch.
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Princeton
Charles Pollick
Pollick
Man Struck by Lightning in Fort Wayne
Orville Callaway of Fort Wayne was struck by lightning during a thunderstorm while in a rooming house and knocked unconscious. He is expected to recover. His sister-in-law Ruth Hutson, seated on the chair arm, suffered a minor burn.
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Fort Wayne
Orville Callaway
Ruth Huth- Son
Miner Vernon Dunning Killed in Slate Fall at Arydale
Vernon Dunning thirty years old son of Mr and Mrs Grant Dunning of Linton was instantly killed at Arydale mine when slate fell and crushed him. He is survived by his widow two children his parents and several brothers and sisters.
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Linton
Vernon Dunning
A Fine Day, hens and chickens share the joy
A lively dialogue among Mrs Hen Red Top and various animals celebrates a beautiful day. Mrs Hen argues the day is fitting for hens and chickens but others insist it is for all creatures and people to enjoy. The chorus of ducks pigs dogs and birds echo the shared day sentiment.
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Mrs. Hen
Red Top
Mr. Sun
Quack
Sir David Duck
David Duck
Runner Duck
Dash
Pinkie Pleg
Pink Pig
Sammy Sausage
Brother Bacon
Forever Living Teeth Promise Frustrates Patient Joke
A timid middle aged woman fears dentists but gets perfect teeth that supposedly last a lifetime. Thirty years later new trouble prompts a return to the same dentist. The dentist is puzzled as the patient expected no future problems while he had not guaranteed immortality.
Favorite Prescription Calls Strength Back for Expectant Mothers
Mrs. C. L. Scott of South Bend recounts recovering strength and health after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She praises its use during expectancy and postpartum support and urges readers to obtain it from their druggist in liquid or tablet form.
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South Bend
Ind
Dr. Pierce
C. L. Scott
E. Sample St
SORRY HE GAVE BOY RIFLE
Uncle Ed recalls his own rifle days and gave four year old Bobby an air rifle. Bobby pointed it at Ed and said stick em up, prompting Ed to rethink if the toy shaped the boy. The piece reflects on gifts and expectations for a child’s future.
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Bobby
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