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Newspaper

Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1922

Page

14

Bulgaria's path from turkish rule to a bold republic idea

Prepared text recounts Bulgaria's rise from Ottoman domination to a strong peasant backed state. It notes its Balkan leadership in war history, the 1875 massacres, the Berlin Congress outcome, and the peasant economy led by small farms, attar of roses, and laws capping land holdings to spur rural labor.

National Geographic Society Washington, D. C Bulgaria Balkan Alliance Balkan Herodotus Euxine Adriatic Boris Gibbon Simeon Balkans Robin Hood Mr. Gladstone Midlothian San Stefano Disrael Greece Iowa Varna Black Sea Boston Bewervet

President Harding Calls for Temporary Coal Agency To Stabilize Supply

President Harding urged Congress to create a temporary national coal agency with capital to buy sell and distribute interstate coal. He warned of exhausting stocks crippled railways and rising prices and called for a sweeping study of coal production and distribution while condemning Herrin crime and the absence of federal authority to punish it.

Tft National Coal Agency House Interstate Commerce Committee Washington Representative Mondell Senate House Congress Herrin United Mine Workers’ Organization Mti Railway Leader Board Harding Esch-Cummins Railroad Labor Board Western Desert

Bandit Kills Man for 6750 Dollars in Baltimore

A bandit attacked William B. Norris secretary and treasurer of Hicks Tase Norris Co. and Fred W. Kuethe, a bookkeeper, after leaving a bank for the firm’s office. Norris died. Kuethe was struck with a pistol butt. The assailant fled in an automobile, threats to bystanders and a police search followed.

Baltimore William B. Norris Hicks, Tase & Norris Company Fred W. Kuethe Commonwealth Bank Howard and Madison Streets West Madison Street Norris Kuethe

Lions and Leopard Feature in Public Feeding Notice

A dialogue-driven note describes how a public announcement informs people when the Lions and the herd will be fed so visitors can watch. The Lion explains that an announcement is a notice to the public and that it concerns them.

Hippopotamus

Worn Out After She Cooked a Meal

Cincinnati woman describes relief after taking Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound for nervous troubles and fatigue that left her unable to do housework or wash. She reports back pain and exhaustion improved after using the remedy.

Cincinnati Ohio Lydia E. Pinkham

Following Orders on a Stable Lesson

A Rogers Park father discovers his son Eddie writing a composition while perched on a horse in the family stable. Eddie explains he was told to write a composition on a horse and notes the teacher’s instruction.

Rogers Park Eddie

Up-to-Date Youngster in an Age of Limits

A Portland mother tells her teen son that guns and baseball gear and radio add-ons cannot be bought due to family finances. The boy jokes about future clothing and treats, while wondering why his father cannot earn more money.

Portland Papna Mammiy Lambkin Oregonian Western Canada Prairie Provinces Sis Canada Manitoba Sagekatchewan Alberta British Columbia W. S. Nethery East Rich St. Columbus Ohio J. Johnston Monument Pt Indianapolis Ind Gelonteations Banat Conave

Charms of a Bathroom and Ball Blue Whitening

An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue to keep cloths and towels white until worn out, claiming lasting whiteness and the bathroom's charm through this product.

House return sparks child memory in suburb tale

In a Chicago Journal clipping a family in the suburbs returns to a former home after five years. A six year old recalls being burned in the house while a sibling contradicts with a heaven memory and a brother questions recalling Jesus.

John Jesus Chicago Journal

Little ton demands finding a man to move the lawn

A remark notes that in a small town one must seek out a man to mow the lawn, highlighting local labor scarcity and informal arrangements in town life.

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