Bible School urged as priority over public schools in church notices
The church pastor calls families to attend Bible School at 9:30 AM and urges regular attendance for children, arguing Bible knowledge outweighs college study. The Sunday program features a sermon on True and False Discipleship and a Christian Endeavor meeting in the Washington church. Nearby agricultural notes report wheat, barley, and potato yields, pasture conditions, and Livestock status. Bert Jolliff family visits Elkhart. R. L. Alford ships two hog carloads.
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William Lyon Phelps
Hteracure
Yale University
Ipn University
Bible School
Jastor
Sims
Shriual Endavor Society
Wasington
Report on Crop Conditions in Indiana
Weather in Indiana for most of the month was unfavorable to growing crops but excellent for harvesting wheat rye and hay. The corn crop prospects are described as fair with mixed conditions throughout the period.
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Ecrop Conc
George C. Bryant
Indiana
Mrs Crandall Describes Steps to Cut Chick Losses
A Iowa woman named Mrs Crandall explains methods to reduce losses among baby chicks during poultry rearing. The item promotes a rat control product called Rat-Soap priced at five cents to four dollars and twenty five cents, guaranteed by doctors and druggists.
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Wis& Palimart
Improvement of dairy industry aimed at by recent conference
A USDA led conference in Washington on May 6 reviewed dairy cattle improvement and the use of purebred bulls. Delegates from Ayrshire, Crown Swiss, Guernsey, Holstein Friesian, and Jersey associations discussed registrations, cooperation, and ethics for sales, urging better tests, education, and coordinated efforts with colleges and breed groups.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
W Larsen
United States
Phaperiant
Guernsey
Jersey
Tweo
Haere
Tse
Amiurieali
Planus
Rmieans
Daily Science Association
Hardine
Ncroculture
Wallace
John R. Mehler
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department
Beltsville
Maryland
Ayrshire
Karl B. Musser
New Hampshire
Holstein - Friesian Association of America
Fred Pabst
Wisconsin
H. W. Norton, Jr
Michigan
D. D. Aft Een
American Jersey Cattle Club
Med Mann
Minnesota
Ro M Caw
New York
O. H. Baker
J. Tucker
Mismonkrin
Federal Agents Target Refilling of Feed Sacks
Federal officers warn against refilling sacks with different brands and manufacturers. The U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Chemistry will monitor interstate shipments for adulterated or misbranded feeds and enforce the Food and Drugs Act. Violations lead to hearings and appropriate legal action.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Seomue
Bureau of Cheimistry
Maine
Giese Food
Druss Net
Fahlon Seen by Miss Lucy in Hub of Kittens
In a humorous exchange, Tol’ me t’ gib dem seen kittens as chilluns gather near the house. Prof Bug-Ah jokes this must be the Red Sea while noting the scene around Hambone’s Meditations.
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Lucy
Prof. Bug
The
Red Sea
A Lover’s Oblique Plan To Wed Amid Legal Maze
A narrator vows devotion and anticipates marriage while warning of forthcoming legal complications surrounding the union. The tone hints at formal disputes or obligations that may affect the wedding timeline.
Shaky Shakespeare Provokes Roaring Movie Crowd
A man asks if Shakespeare bores him stiff and faces a sharp crowd reaction. The exchange turns into a moment of courage and confrontation as movie fans respond with spirited hospitality.
Practical Proof Demanded
Dialogue snippet shows Angelina challenging Edwin about sincerity and a car ride plan. The exchange centers on trust and control within a strained relationship. No clear event, setting, or outcome is specified beyond a heated verbal confrontation.
Bees key to fruit yields in rainy seasons says Purdue expert
Professor W A Price of Purdue notes bees are crucial pollinators for orchards during wet springs. They carry pollen and operate between showers when butterflies and wind fail, aiding fruit crop success.
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W. A. Price
Purdue
Lees
Fragmented Dte Time Dialogue Quotation
The passage records a clipped dialogue in which speakers discuss suffering and perception. The archaic phrasing offers insight into emotional stakes and language style without identifying people places or events. The text reads like a fragment from a broader conversational scene.
Out of the Question Flossie Footlytes
Tattled winkletoes reports Flossie Footlytes refused a millionaire’s son who demanded a public elopement without prior publicity plans. The couple’s clash centers on social expectations and press attention.
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Flossie Footlytes
Winkletoes
Fiakie and Jeobsen Confront About Work Absence
A fragment shows Fiakie and Jeobsen questioned by an unnamed speaker about their whereabouts and lack of steady employment while Snips & Co. attempt to collect a bill they owe. The dialogue hints at debt collection and job instability.
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Fiakie
Jeobsen
Xem
Snips & Co
Optimist Quips From Two Curious Voices
A playful exchange features Mr. Cheerio and Mr. Bloobouv Mae sharing wry lines. The segments highlight upbeat views on worry and credit, reflecting a lighthearted dialogue between two named figures.
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Cheerio
Bloobouv
Not Pushing Himself in Washing I D.C. Stay
A modest citizen recalls limited interviews in Washington. He spoke mainly with a hotel clerk and a single imposing doorkeeper, noting the hot day and few prominent conversations.
Late clerk mocks clock while rushing to office
The head clerk berates a tardy worker who quips about ignoring clocks during office hours and at home as the Telegraph recounts the exchange. The scene mixes humor with a punctuality gripe in a newsroom setting.
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Telegraph
Thortier Claims Wife Suffering Ailments In Cozy Reading Scene
In a Wayside Tales snippet, Thortier presses a claim about his wife's health describing limbage rheumatic joints gout a sprained neck and a curved spine as Billikens notes she fell asleep while reading in their cozy corner.
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Thortier
Billikens
Dee
The Accused Judge Mentions Poverty and License Violation
Dialogue notes a judge stating it is no crime to be poor but it is crime to run an employment agency without a license. The exchange references a 25 cent fine and court costs in a terse, period-voice snippet.
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Odon
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Odon, Indiana
Ite
Aleso
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Mee
Sillz
G. W. Hender
Aden
Hambone
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Chilluns
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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Edwin
Boomerang
Hwette Odon
Poindexter
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