Van Sweringens Control Eight Railroads Seek Ninth
Cleveland May 17 The Panil Mantis J Van Sweringen brothers control eight railroads and negotiate for a ninth They are young bachelors 44 and 43 They built Cleveland Union Station and a 60 million villa estate in Shaker Heights Their empire includes Nickel Plate Clover Leaf Lake Bridge Western Chesapeake and Ohio Port Wayne Cincinnati Louisville Ashland Iron Chicago and State Line among others They plan more acquisitions and hold vast railroad ambitions.
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California Bungalow Tops Local Plans Offered by The News
The News advertises a California bungalow plan with graceful exterior and compact rooms. Details cover roof decorations terrace pergola entrance porch and side drives to the garage with matching architectural lines. The home features a reception hall two light living and dining rooms a rear hall to bedrooms a shared bath many closets full basement and stucco options. Estimated cost about 6500 dollars with variations by locality. Say you saw it in The News.
The Gold Grabbers at Franklin Faring Theatre
The Franklin Faring Theatre presents The Gold Grabbers a raul entertaining photoplay as part of 110 Saturday shows. Also on screen are Haunted Valley chapter with Ruth Roland Fox News reel Ridgeway of Montana with Jack Hosie F ing Skipper and more screenings including The Eagle's Talons Just A Minute Pathe Review and Laine Larry with Eileen Sedgwick. Watch The News grow.
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First Almanacs Not the Bulky Thing Now Issued
A historical note on early almanacs origins in 1648 by Samuel Danforth and John Eliot, their tiny beginnings, evolution from astronomical calendars to weather and wisdom features, and the 18th century appeal culminating with Benjamin Franklin.
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Asquith Laughter Sparks Row at Political Meeting
A London crowd erupted in laughter when a personal remark about Mrs. Asquith provoked anger and a speaker demanded who said it. Amid the uproar a farmer in a shabby hat shouted a crude accusation, triggering a broader chorus of laughter and a chaotic scene. The Boston Transcript notes the moment and references a Chinese belief in boiled crickets as a blood purifier.
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