Honeymooners Hit By Damage Suit in Seattle
Albert A Heunisch of Wheeling West Virginia and Sylvia his seventeen year old bride faced a ten thousand dollar damage suit in Seattle eleven days after a Reno double wedding. They were detained near North Bend after a crash involving a car tied to the case. The Wilson and Cusworth families suffered injuries and hired attorney John J Sullivan to pursue the suit against Dawson the car owner.
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Seattle
California
Reno, Ney
Wheeling
W. Va
Albert A. Heunisch
Oakland
Sylvia
William B. Dawson
Pittsburgh
Davison
Chum
Heunisch
Justice of the Peace
John B. Wright
North Bend
Boston
Joe Wilson
Katherine
John J. Cusworth
Gusworth
Judge Wright
Wilsons and Cosworths
John J. Sullivan
Dawson
Paris Chief's Aim to Beautify Subway Stations
Paris municipal council seeks to make subway stations as handsome as museums and monuments. Proposals include ornamental stairways to replace bare cement and steel. advertisers may resist as metro walls display La Belle France posters. The council aims to boost the city’s famed beauty.
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Paris
la Belle France
Cat's Fur Afire Sparks Farm Blaze in France
In St. Omer France a tomcat awoke by a spark while near the hearth caught fire. Frantic, the cat ran into a barn where a hayrack ignited. the barn and main dwelling quickly burned, destroying the entire farm and nearby structures.
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St. Omer
France
Airmen to Photograph Capital Traffic Jams
Washington officials seek Army air corps aid to study traffic and parking as government buildings open. Airmen will survey congestion from the air to gather data for possible rerouting plans.
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Washington
Army Air Corps
Army
Henry's Lighter Wounds Man In Local Incident
Henry Harming, of St Louis, had a cigarette lighter that misfired and lit his coat sleeve. He suffered burns to his hand and arm and required hospital treatment.
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Henry
St. Louis
Henry Harminghouse
Not Worried Morden Parrot Disease Steadfast Pet Owner
A long standing parrot owned by Mrs. Mary Martie remains calm amid fears of the parrot disease. caretakers report the bird has lived in the household for over fifty years without incident.
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Morden
Mary Martie
Facts Rules Given for Raising Calves
The article argues full milk is key to strong calves citing vitamins minerals and proteins. It outlines a minimum whole milk plan, amounts of milk grain and hay for six months and notes gradual weaning timing based on calf vigor.
No Increase in Value by Grinding Cow's Feed
The article states grinding feed does not increase its value for dairy cows. It warns that ground bulky roughage becomes pulp and cannot become a concentrate. It prescribes limits: grind roughage based on cost, avoid using ground roughage as concentrate, grind small grain for dairy cows but not to meal, and do not grind small grain for baby calves.
Cows on Short Pastures Need Some Grain Feeds
The Beltsville dairy farm study shows pasture yields vary wildly under short grazing. Ten-day mowing in May produced 420 pounds of grass, while August dry spells yielded only 11 pounds, indicating cows should receive heavy grain feed similar to winter rations during short pastures.
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Bureau of Dairy Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Vitamin D in Cod Liver Oil Doubted for Cattle
Wisconsin researchers found that adding cod liver oil to dairy cows’ meals reduced milk and fat output. Alfalfa hay exposed to bright sun did not supply enough vitamin D to maintain lime levels. Three days of bright sunlight at Madison restored body lime but milk output remained affected.
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University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wisconsin
How Much to Feed Cows on Pasture
Grain amounts and types depend on cow condition and forage quality. Thin cows require more grain and slightly lower protein than well Fleshed cows. Fresh succulent grass needs less protein than mature or scanty pasture.
Sixon of New York Lights and Oddities in the City
A column of light verse and vignettes from 1930 noting a New York doctor and a sea voyage suggestion, rooftop hideaways with gardens on Park Avenue, businesslike apartment developments lacking post offices, a German cigarette box controversy, a customs delay over duty stamps, and a rain day umbrella mix up in Westchester with a witty street confrontation.
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East Fifty-seventh Street
Park Avenue
Lightning Rod
Woman records three names in three hours in Newcastle
Mrs. Amos C. Dyer of Newcastle is described as using three distinct names in a three hour span. She first appeared as Mildred Kissick and secured a divorce from Simon Kissick, then had her maiden name Haynes restored, and later bore the title Dyer.
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Newcastle
Ind
Amos C. Dyer
Mildred Kissick
Simon Kissick
Haynes
Dyer
Decree Names Hungary Crown Over Laws
Budapest announces a change in decree language to issue all laws in the name of the holy Hungarian crown instead of the Hungarian people, following the loss of the Hapsburg king after World War I. The shift marks a return to crown authority amid constitutional debates and national identity.
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Budapest
Hungary
Heat takes toll on calves in late summer care tips
University of Arkansas extension service warns hot weather stresses on calves. Maintain shaded lots for calves under six months with skim milk, legume hay, and some grain. Six months and older heifers need roughage. bulls need limited hay and more grain. Follow the eight care steps from birth to weaning, monitor for scours, and avoid overfeeding to boost long term profitability.
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W. H. Woodley
University of Arkansas
College of Agriculture Extension Service
Dairy Associations Highlight Useful Herd Sires
Dairy herd improvement associations cut costs for former members during lean profits. In McLean County a two year old heifer produced 500 pounds more fat than her dam, with daughters of the same sire 375 to 500 pounds ahead. Rhode says such bulls justify extended use to boost efficiency and herd improvement.
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C.S. Rhode
University of Ilinois
McLean County
Quality and Hygiene in Dairy Barns and Cream Separation
The text stresses high dairy quality through proper cleaning and maintenance. It notes that rain and cold reduce milk yield, separator speed and cleanliness affect cream quality, and dirty separators contaminate batches. It urges warming milk, timely separation, and clean barns with good light and ventilation to prevent spoilage and odor buildup.
Rockefeller Enters Boy Scout Tenderfoot in Lakewood
John D. Rockefeller was made a Boy Scout tenderfoot after a church address by 12 year old William McGee of Lakewood. McGee spoke to the congregation on the Boy Scout fund drive totaling 150000 dollars for Ocean and Monmouth counties.
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William
Robber Claude Allen Killed by Police in Toledo Shootout
In Toledo police ambushed the bandit Claude Allen and his gang killing Allen during a gun battle as his wife Edna and their three year old son cowered in a bedroom. Edna Allen and her child were kept prisoners. other gang members fled. Evidence ties the gang to Michigan robberies while Edna described the couple’s path from Tennessee to Ohio and her plea to quit crime.
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Toledo
Ohito
Claude Allen
Allen
Edna
John
Flint
Jackson
Claude
North
Tennessee
Meh
Jem
Michigan
Britain Plans Air Giant for Service to America
London reports Britain will build the R-102, a larger faster dirigible for transatlantic service. The airship will use semi-Diesel engines powered by shale oil and fuse features of the R-100 and R-101 with new design elements to lead lighter than air craft advancements. Construction may begin before year’s end.
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London
England
Paris Hotel Launches In-House Air Taxi Service
A Paris hotel now offers its guests an in house plane service at nine francs per kilometer with hangars at Le Bourget. Gueasta May can arrange flights to any destination and keep planes available for guests as long as needed.
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Paris
le Bourget
Gueasta
Girl 11 Appointed Church Organist in Bogland
Stella Dix, an eleven year old schoolgirl of Short Standing, has been appointed organist of a local church.
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Colford
Bogland
Stella Dix
Lone Ace Saves Throne for King
Antoine Maillet, a French war ace, flew for King Tafari Makonen of Ethiopia. He single handedly defeated Ras Gugsa Olije’s army near Addis Ababa, earning hero’s reception and a place in history beside Napoleon. Maillet previously downed German planes in World War I and served in northern Africa before joining Abyssinia as director of aviation.
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Paris
R. H. Davis
O, Henry
Addis Ababa
Maillet
Olie
Lafayette
Napoleon
Africa
Boa
Tafari Makonen
American Bills Found In Pocketbook
Paris police retrieved 55 American dollars from a pocketbook dropped by Georges Rapret a plumber's assistant who discarded the currency due to unfamiliar green and black notes. He was taken to the police station for guidance on financial matters.
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Paris
Georges Rapret
Bapret
Scientist Finds 57 Varieties of It in Cleveland Report
The annual report from Dr. Henry Schumacher at the Child Guidance clinic details 57 varieties of It or personality. He notes. One hundred twelve abnormal children observed last year lacked one or more varieties, while famous personalities possess them in balanced proportions.
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Cleveland
Henry ©. Schumacher
Child Guidance Clinic
Robin Halts Work on Milwaukee Man s Home
Schellin stopped brick veneer repair on his Milwaukee house after a robin nested on a second floor window sill with three eggs. He wishes to resume work but will not disturb the bird and its eggs for the event the mother robin has awaited.
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Milwaukee
Schellin
Robin Redbreast
Robin
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Lone Ace
Ethiopia
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Norway
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