Marking the grave of Johnny Appleseed in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne chamber plans to locate mark and open the Appleseed grave to the public. The article recalls John Chapman born 1775 in Springfield Massachusetts and famed as Johnny Appleseed who planted nurseries across Ohio Indiana and western Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Wayne
Ind
Johnny Appleseed
Sherman
Republic
Ohio
House of Representatives
West
John Chapman
Indiana
Springfield
Mass
Johnny
Old Bay State
Chapman
Valley of the Potomac
Pennsylvania
Ohio River
Steubenville
Emmanuel
Swedenborg
Wellsburg
W. Va
John Oliver
Mohican
Yeoman
Legion
Appleseed
Illinois News Roundup Reflects Tornado Toll and Local Debates
Illinois hospitals sent representatives to the annual Nurses convention in Springfield. Mary Richard of Carbonadle died from March 18 tornado injuries. A Masonic temple project resumed after a union dispute. Bandits stole 3000 dollars from the Illinois Central freight office in Chicago. Public welfare reform and Dixie Highway events were noted, as were jail terms, church missions, and legal fights over moving pictures and liquor politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Illinois Association of Graduate Nurses
Springfield
Mary Richard
Carbonadle
Masonic Temple
West Randolph Street
Chicago
Ilinois Central
Illinois Conference of Public Welfare
Champaign
Sherman W. Searle
Mississippi River
Frank Litsch
Valmeyer
Quincy
F. Mensendike
Camp Point
Frank Meyers
Pontiac
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Urbana
Franklin H. Boggs
Home and
Foreign Methodist Episcopal Missions
Rock River Annual Conference
Elgin
Dan B. Brummitt
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Miami
Fla
William G. Edens
Illinois
Dixie Highway Association
Indiana
Michigan
Williamson County
Marion
Robert Tate
Ruby Herrington Tate
Joseph Herrington
Rock River
Methodist Epiccopal Church
Embury Church
Freeport
First Church
Oak Park
Mississippi
Miinois
Wabash
Ohio
Harry Conley
Utica
Conley
J. E. Begert
Waukegan
Begert
William Curnow
Wheeling Hospital
Herman N. Bundesen
Bono Horizontal Puzzle Clues Across a Turreted Landmark
A word puzzle lists numbered clues ranging from architectural features to verbs and objects. The grid hints at horizontal and vertical connects, with references to months and units, promising a solution in the next issue. The mix includes historic terms, measurement abbreviations, and common nouns.
Fashion Expert Predicts Return of the Plug Hat
Charles F. Wetzel of New York, head of the National Association of Merchant Tailors, says the plug hat will return to American social life. He predicts the top hat and cutaway for day wear and full dress for evening wear will regain prominence as he tours the country studying tailoring conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Charles F. Wetzel
New York
National Association of Merchant Tailors
Wetzel
Naturalist finds new animals in the Arctic
Washington reports Dr. Walter N. Koelz chief naturalist of the MacMillan Arctic expedition notes unnamed Far North animals. The gyrfalcon and redpoll show color variation north to south, with white plumage in Cape York area and ragged changes near Godthaas Greenland. Koelz recounts trout colored in a Godthaas fiord stream. Jacob Cayer photographed five pound fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arctic
National Geographic Society
Walter N. Koelz
Cape York
Godthaas
Greenland
Doctor Koelz
Jacob Cayer
American round the world flyers used Douglas planes
The aircraft were powered by 400 horsepower engines, marking a notable stage in the round the world flight effort. The flyers relied on Douglas machines for reliability and performance during long-distance legs.
Eskimos Prosper in Farming of Foxes
Frank Du Fresne of the U S biological survey notes Eskimos actively develop fox farming and fur markets on Stewart peninsula Nome Alaska. White exploitation on the north coast diminished whale livelihoods while Eskimos shift to white foxes building simple ranches with some families earning up to 2000 dollars annually. women lead the work in a traditional setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Alaska
Frank du Fresne
Stewart Peninsula
United States Biological Survey
Bering Sea
Arctic Ocean
du Fresne
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle Guide
A concise guide explains placing correct letters in white spaces to form words across and down. Each word begins with a numbered letter, using definitions below the grid. Numbers under horizontal or vertical indicate the starting letters for words until the next black square or spacer.
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William Worth
Mr. Worth
David Archer
New York World
Illinois State News
Dever
Bundesen
Ross
Virgin Islands
Western Newspaper Union
Cincinnati
William Barber
MacMillan
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