Co operative Finns Transform Brooklyn Flats
The Finns in Brooklyn form co operative housing including two apartment houses a club house a cooperative restaurant and future bakeries and a cinema They raise 45000 for land and 8000 in a communal fund to buy a plot They build themselves paying 26 35 a month per family for a five room apartment with modern amenities and shared costs This model shows how cooperation lowers living costs and builds community in tough times.
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Co-Operative Bakeries
Big Success
Lusury
Brooklyn
Moving Picture House
America
Land of Opportunity
Linquiteh
S0- Ciety’s Bank
Armed Cars Escort Sir Herbert Samuel in Jerusalem
Dispatches from Jerusalem report that Sir Herbert Samuel entered Jerusalem on June 80 escorted by eight armored cars with machine guns. Streets were cleared to avert a demonstration against the Jewish National home. Dispatches also claim Arabs are prepared to oppose the French in Syria as 12,000 French troops land at Alexandretta, with half possibly headed to Adana to ease the Cilician crisis.
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Constantinople
Jerusalem
Herbert Samuel
Palestine
Syria
Alexandretta
Adana
Flapper Give Up Seat Says London Women
A London social note reports women urging the practice of giving up seats on public transport. The piece frames the idea as a shift in feminine deportment, inspired by English women upset by husbands yielding seats to tired workers. It reflects a broader public behavior change among women returning from errands.
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Women of
London
Corydon hero rescues in cistern incident report
A fragment describes Roy Brown diving into a cistern to save a person named Babe In. in Corydon Indiana. The event notes uncertainty about his own return as he acted quickly, though details are unclear and incomplete.
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Babe
Corydon
Ind
Roy’ Brown
Ain
Ventilation in Metal Mines Improves Safety and Health
A United States Bureau of Mines report by D Harrington urges better metal mine ventilation to cut deaths and dust exposure. It covers air movement, temperature, humidity, and gases, noting miners’ consumption kills about 2000 metal miners annually and is largely preventable with adequate ventilation.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Mines
D. Harrington
Bureau
Harrington
Bureau of Mines
United States Public Health Service
United States
Found Ring That Was Lost Twenty Years Ago
A ring lost twenty years ago was found at a residence associated with walks by a new house setting. The item was discovered by a local resident and handed to authorities for return to the owner.
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Owalks
The
The Light of Truth in a Waltham Bank Romance
Ross Tindelle arrives at the Waltham bank seeking thirty days credit for a hundred dollars. Banker John Marsh and his daughter Bertha show cautious interest as Tindelle reveals a legal battle worth fifty thousand dollars. He bonds with the Marsh family, secures work, repays the loan, and later returns with news of victory and a fortune for investment.
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Ross Tindelle
Waltham
Waltham Bank
Tindelle
Mr. Marsh
Bertha Marsh
John Marsh
Marsh
Bertha
Talso
Imer Ross Tindelle
Quiet Title Suit Over Pella City Property at Marion County
In Marion County Iowa Mary Francis Van Gorkom files a petition in district court seeking to quiet and confirm her title to Lots 4 and 5 in Block 10 Southeast Pella. She alleges ten years of open adverse possession and asserts unknown defendants claim no valid rights. Defendants are urged to appear by October Term 1920 or judgment will be entered. The notice ends with unrelated advertisements for Aller Foot-Base antiseptic powder in shoes and other products.
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Ve. Jean F. le Cocq, Jr
Francis le Cocq
Susan A. Huber
William D. Platter
Elizabeth Hossman
Fox Tribe No
Andrew Smith
James H. Warner
Marion
Iowa
Pella
Clerk of the District Court of the State of
Marion County
Knoxville
DE Reus & van Zante
Attys
House by the Side of the Road Poem by Sam Walter Foss
A reflective poem urging the speaker to live peacefully by the road and befriend all travelers. It contrasts good and bad people and champions sympathy, shared joy, and sorrow as parts of humanity. The speaker vows to stay open to others rather than scorn or cynicism.
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Frederic J. Haskin
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Holy City
Sir Herbert Samuel
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By Saidee E. Balcom
Western Newspaper Union
Castoria
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T. Plette
District Court of the State of
Mary Francis van Gorkom
Sam Walter Foss
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