Advice to Jews on Immigration and Settlement
Prominent New York Hebrew lay leader Samuel Schiff told countrymen at a gathering that the great issue is how to move Jewish immigration from the Atlantic seaboard into the vast hinterland. He spoke before the Immigrant Aid Society at a Quovell meeting about the differences between today’s influx and past arrivals and urged plans to spread newcomers inland.
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Graney
New York City
Atlantic Seaboard
Mr. Schiff
Kosher Kitchens Advocated by Judge Sanders
Judge Leon Sanders, president of the society, urged establishing kosher kitchens in Eliste land to house new citizens. He argued immigration brings capital and brains that benefit the nation and would spare western cities from burdens as future citizens depart for expansive western lands.
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Leon Sanders
Elisteland
Dancing Doctor Roland and the Highland Healer Tale
Restore of malady cures through dance by Donald McAlpin a famed dancer. A shepherd in Strathspey used simple remedies and dance steps to treat indigestion catarrh and other ailments. Crowds gathered at his cottage seeking cure while McAlpin built a large practice with patients treated by medicine and Highland dances.
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Donai McAlpin
Menna
Slockmulek
Strathspey
Donald
Donal
British Medical Journal
Tramp confronts farmer demanding milk in odd exchange
A tramp entered a farmhouse and, finding only an elderly woman, demanded milk in a fierce tone. A man present suddenly grabbed him by the neck and commanded silence, part of a brief, tense episode described in a clipped London Waller note from The News.
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London
Waller
Keep a Cow, Says Hadley Warns on Living Costs
Governor Herbert B. Hadley argues households should raise cows and chickens to ease cost of living. He contends that if families cannot afford groceries, they should return to farm self-sufficiency to offset rising prices and shortages.
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Herbert Bhadley
Local protests over city rules spark unusual lawsuit claim
A fragment describes many people suing cities over a product they cannot eat, mentioning kelp, three cows, and chickens. The note hints at surprising savings in household expenses and cites a person named Mere Hales as a reference.
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Mere Hales
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