8000 Hiking Clubs in Greater New York
Readers learn that about 8000 hiking clubs exist in the New York area with over a quarter of a million members. Mayor Hylan and health officials praise walking as healthful and sociable, while sporting goods leaders report rising demand for hiking gear. Summaries note plans for a national hikers association and cite local anecdotes, shortages, and events around clubs, food, and travel.
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Campfire
Hylan
Bronx
Amateur Athletic Union of
Brooklyn
East Side
City Hall
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Royal S. Copeland
Dr. Copeland
Edward R. Wilbur
France
Gall Borden
Writings on work, practicality, and Bolshevik methods
A Toledo Blade opinion excerpt argues individuals must do their best under limits, compares people to horses that resist being tied, condemns wrecking as sympathy for strikers, and critiques the Bolshevik method as poor. It notes people want what they want, not always what they receive.
Newspapers Offered For Terre Haute Readers
An offer outlines Terre Haute papers at four dollars per year and Montezuma Enterprise at four dollars and fifty cents. The combined one year package costs five fifty with a one dollar savings promotion highlighted.
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Terre Haute Passe
Navy barber shop on board a dreadnoughts ship
A lively portrait describes aboard a U.S. Navy dreadnought where first class shaves cost a nickel and a hair cut a dime. An electric laundry and electric potato peelers free sailors from chores, illustrating the luxurious efficiency and time saved for sailors while inviting enlistment.
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Jack
Non-Resident Notice in Parke County 1922
State of Indiana Parke County notice in the September term 1922 informs Charl Chezum a nonresident defendant that an action to notify him to appear will be heard October 21 1922 unless he answers or demurs. Clerk Carrie Pickard signs the document with attorney Johns listed.
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State of Indiana
Parke County
Ss. Ir
Parke Court
Gertrude FE. Chezum
Charl Chezum
Charles E Chezum
State of
Indiana
Saids Court
Carrie Pickard
I Johns
Es FE
Cement Costs and Market Forces Drive Building Prosperity
The article argues that a building revival is key to local prosperity as cement costs fall while output rises. It explains how cement production demands mountains of raw materials and labor, reviews price trends from 1880 to the 1920s, and illustrates competitive pricing based on transport costs and supply.
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United States Geological Survey
United States Department of Labor
Forts
United States
W. Stanley Jevons
M.A
Hency
Jevon
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