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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
10
Experts for May increased 50 million while April trade figures fell by 64 million according to the commerce department in Washington. The recall of Martens, Prussian envoy to the United States, and other wartime notes populate a roundup of figures and incidents from Washington and Chicago.
Personal Willan Al Arnedd, first Socialist sheriff of Milwaukee County and mayoral candidate, died in Milwaukee at sixty three. Survived by his wife and two children, last living descendants of Gen. Robert E. Lee’s Confederate era, and rector at St Paul’s Church Cornwall New York.
Mishawaka grows to 15 195 residents up 3 309 or 27 8 percent. Petersburg markets raspberries at 35 cents a quart as the harvest promises a large crop. Purdue officials swap posts with George I Christie named director of the agricultural experiment station replacing C G Woodbury. Hamilton county farmers shift to alfalfa as Beaty reports crop progress. Bedford to record a booming wool trade as DePauw unveils gifts totaling 411 045.
A Chicago Tribune anecdote recalls a friend's reckless car ride after ignoring a road sign. The vehicle crossed a missing bridge and the narrator retrieved from the creek while the driver admitted to trusting signs too late. A farmer was hires to pull the car home.
A humorous remark notes Noah never became a successful poker player because he rarely held more than two of a kind. The line wittily suggests his luck remained modest and skill limited.
Advertises Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder to shake into shoes or use in foot baths for relief from corns bunions and aching feet. Claims 1500 pounds used by the Army and Navy during the war and notes it is sold everywhere.
Elsie plans a fidelity test by asking Maude to coax Fred into a moonlit beach outing and a kiss. Maude agrees but reports she never asked as Fred asked her first, leaving Elsie to wonder if the plan succeeded.
An electric hair cutting device used in France employs a comb with a platinum wire along one side of its teeth. When drawn through hair the heated wire severs strands instantly and seals the ends, producing even lengths similar to singeing.
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