Maryland Crop Report Shows Corn Condition Improves
Maryland crops are summarized by the Crop Reporting Board. Corn acreage rises to 741,000 with 88 percent condition. wheat at 78 percent. oats 50 percent. Sweet potatoes up, white potatoes down, tobacco steady. Weather notes for June show overall warmth early month, then cooler finish with scattered showers.
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Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States Department of ‘Agric ‘Culture
John J. Dary
Maryland
Jaundiced Patient Credits Dreco Medicine
William J. Frickle of Mobile Alabama describes severe jaundice with yellow nails andConstipation. He credits Dreco, made from herbal plant extracts, with improving digestion, liver function, and eliminating dizziness. The ad touts Dreco as highly recommended by Frederick Pearce’s Modern Pharmacy.
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William J. Frickle
South Scott Street
Mobile
Ala
Rederick
Pearce
City officials inspect water works on mountain property
The mayor and aldermen conducted the annual water works inspection, delaying departure due to rain. They visited the Tuscarora and Visuing creeks receivers, found conditions satisfactory with minor sawdust in a stream, and planned further reservoir checks. The regular monthly meeting follows at 7 30 this evening.
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Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Gibner Sehley
Thomas
Dimmerman
James’ E. Dowd
Samuel” U Gregg
Lorenzo E. Mullinix
Elmer McC. Phebus
Frank Keefer
Hdward S. Delaplain
Emory C Crum
Tuscarora
Adam Linton
Schley
Visuing Creek
Frank ‘Weddle
Lodge Charges Shantung Sale for Japan's League of Nations
Senator Lodge charged in the Senate that the Shantung concession was a price paid to Japan for signing the League of Nations treaty, a transfer of Chinese rights to build up a powerful Japan in the east. Critics argued the practice echoed wartime grabs and ignored China’s consent.
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Tells
Shantung
Japan
League of Nations
Washington
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
China
Lodge
Germany
England
France
Belgium
Fiume
League
Hitchcock Nebraska
United States Senate
State Department
Hitchcock
Norris
Nebraska
Ching
Crocidile
Mr. Lodge
Schleswis
Holstein
Nelgoland
Bomb suspect arrested in infernal machine case
A 23 year old from Youngstown Ohio was arrested after carrying two cylinder bombs resembling those used in June outrages. He placed one device near the home of Joseph Canteloup, a wealthy fruit merchant, and was released on bail as federal authorities investigated.
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Marre Pa
Taly
Pattesay
Wishain
Réiot Ruatoto
Hwenty
Youngstown
Hope
Placiigg
Renar of Tin
Joseph Canteloup
Four Bomb Explosions Shatter Clearfield Area
Four dynamite blasts rocked widely separated localities in Clearfield County on July 16. One blast damaged the basement of a building housing the Bituminous National Bank of Wh Turne. occupants escaped unharmed. In other towns multiple residences were destroyed and several people injured as authorities hunt the perpetrators.
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Clearfield
Authoritie
Policewoman Arrests Two After Knife and Brick Fight
Wildwood New Jersey July 16 Miss Sie fan AL Fisher Wartforth Conn citys first policewoman stopped a street fight between two Black men. One attacked with a knife while the other battered with a brick. Suspects Carrot Spriggs and Earnest A Griffith both jailed for trial.
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Wildwood
Siefan AL Fisher
Wartforth Conn
Wildwood Avenue
Miss Fisher
Carrot Spriggs
Earnest A. Grifith
Spriggs
Grifiths
Drowned Man's Chain Recovered on Susquehanna River
In Harrisburg on July 16 a fisherman named Drinkwater pulled a gold chain with a lock and an open knife from the Susquehanna River. The chain belonged to the late Rabbi Morris Abramson of the Chisuk Emuna synagogue who drowned near the spot on June 29 while canoeing.
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Harrisburg
Susquehanna
Rabi ‘Morris ‘Ambramson
Chisuk Emuna
British Airship NS-11 Struck by Lightning Near Palham
A British airship NS-11, after a 48 hour voyage from Palham, is believed struck by lightning. The vessel, with twelve crew members aboard, disappeared amid the incident.
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London
Palham
Tost
Ark Parables and the Delay in Mounting the Steed
A tale of an Ark bearer who delays mounting his horse while companions rush to begin their journey. He explains the hesitation with the phrase because Tain angry, illustrating a moral about readiness and restraint before a voyage.
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Tain
Cuckoo Brings Good Luck Superstition Spread
An old English superstition noted in a rustic page evokes good fortune when calm pocket money is restrained at first cuckoo sighting in spring. The belief claims it spares one from cash shortages throughout the year.
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England
The Seventy-Eight-Year-Old Marries Then Lawsuit
A Seattle Post Intelligencer item notes a New York court ruling that a man of eighty seven remains legally eligible for marriage, following a late life marriage to an eighteen year old and a subsequent challenge to the union. The case sparks fresh debate on age and matrimony in the court’s view.
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New York
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Unil
Hhm
Thes
Lawyer Too Eloquent In Court Comedy
A court hearing derails as a husband interrupts his wife’s lawyer with a rash vow to end the suit. The exchange turns on eloquence and affection, with the husband declaring he has fallen in love again and asking his wife to return, per a 19th century chronicler’s vignette.
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Tselont Waa
Db Verge
Winckstone
Lev
Untold Tale Of A Major Johnson Heavily Hinted Theft
An Indianaapolis News style reminiscence recalls Major Johnson and a private creeping through a yard to spy on a bank robbery. The tale details how the log hauler and a curious inspector learned of the alleged thief's identity, amid scattered references to Crim’s Office and local chatter about crime and punishment.
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Johnson
Walter
Orling
Crim
Ivas
Major Johnson
Willy
Coe
Bethie
Indianapolis News
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