Jams and Jellies Promise Bright Results with Certo
Delighted praise for jams jellies and marmalades describing their tenderness clarity and sparkle. Claims Certo yields more glassware than using the same amount of fruit, offering a notable efficiency improvement.
Beer Drinkers Founded Elks In N In 1867
Seven men formed a social club to raise funds for a keg of beer to drink on Sunday, becoming the original founders of what is now the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. One founder, Ho F Norris, is noted as a longtime Elk known across the country. the parent organization is referenced in Portland dispatches.
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International
Portland
Ore
Jung
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Gilly Ving
Dad Norris
Milion Elks
Accord
Hidden Lodge Roots in Elm Street Drinking Session
A fragment describes a 1867 New York gathering at 88 Elm Street where men drank beer around a washboiler. The Bulks lodge forms on January 16, and gossiping figures like Mrs. Gossip remark on discovering a husband’s evenings away.
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Elm Street
New York
Hoase
Sam
Mrs. Gidabout
Arkansis
President Coolidge Receives Debt Funding Report
Washington June 23 President Coolidge has been advised by State Kellogg and Senator Smoot on a seven billion dollar debt funding plan. Negotiations with Italy Belgium and France aim to fund large debts before summer end with France expected to follow Italy and Belgium in funding. Czechoslovakia also moves toward adjustment of its 117.6 million debt tied to troops transported after the war.
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RV A. K. Retnolns Spheranionst News Service
Wastington
Italy
Washington
Belgium
France
United States
Kellodge
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Government Pays Quarter For Crabs
The Bureau of Fisheries announced tagging 9 250 mature crabs in Mobjack Bay Virginia to study crab migrations. Fishermen are asked to cooperate by reporting recovered tagged crabs to Washington with time and locality details, with a 22 cent reward per informative tag.
Cross Word Puzzle Clue List Mixed Items
A large mixed crossword clue list including definitions for headdress scribble exclamations body of water and other terms with references to animals colors salts and phrases. Several entries show garbled spellings and stray symbols indicating OCR errors and instruction-like fragments embedded in the puzzle text.
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Barry of
Craw
New England State
Victor Hugo Home Offered to France at Nominal Price
Paris reports that the Island of Guernsey house where Victor Hugo lived in exile may be sold to the French government after the death of Hugo’s grandson. One heir offers her share to the state, while nephews and nieces hold about 110000 francs, with the government urged to arrange credits to avoid auction.
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Paris
Guernsey
Channel Isles
Victor Hugo
France
Frenne
George Hugo
Mroe
Gegreponte
Jeanne Hugo
M. de Mon
Hugo
Crossword Puzzle for Boys and Girls
Puzzle instructions describe a numbered grid where letters fill white squares to form across and down words. Clues include Word 4 a bird Word 7 a small image related to the mosquito Word 5 weeping produces Word 1 a mark to shoot Word 2 a prominent figure in oils Word 3 a western state Word 6 upon Word An impersonal pronoun.
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Inols
Life of Mrs Hollister Before and After Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Wyandotte Michigan woman recounts severe fatigue right side pain and weakness after childbirth. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with rapid relief and full recovery. Doctor condones the remedy and she promotes it to others. Sold by druggists nationwide.
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Wyandotte
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs
Henry HoLvister
R.I.D. No
Wyandotte, Mich
Lydia E.pinkham
Monkeys Headline Tennessee Zoo Attendance Rise
Evolutionists claim a Tennessee victory as Dayton debates tracing humans to apes. About 200 visitors daily flock to Glendale Zoo to see the simian colony including Rhesus and Ring-tailed monkeys, boosting attendance over 50 percent, says manager Clare Lovett.
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Cinternational News Service
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Lince
Dayton
Adam
Glendale
Convict Kearon Dies After Strangest Diet in Prison
IsIe of Wight Parkhurst inmate Joseph Kearon died after consuming bizarre objects during ten months in custody. He reportedly swallowed knife handles, spoons, forks, buttons and part of a strain, leading to a fatal agony. The man had been convicted of wounding with intent to murder a Manchester man.
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International News Service
Parkhurst
Isle of Wright, Duce
Joaseph Kearon
Kearon
Keaton
Manchester
Men Buy Stockings Women Get Trousers Auction Bids
Boston auction highlights gender bidding notables as a man declares no woman outbids him then wins twelve women’s hats. Women counter by outbidding for men’s handkerchiefs trousers and stockings in a mass drive, with men retreating in other lots.
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