Government document division sales rise, space urged
The document division of the Government Printing Office reports a 1925 sales increase to 7,770,782 copies with revenue up by 194,451 from the prior year. It urges expanded storage space and a move from free distribution toward paid sales to fund printing, noting large overstock and waste paper disposal, plus calls for legal tender-like small remittance options.
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Washington
Government Printing Office
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Congress
George H. Carter
United States
Carter
Great Britain
ISSIT
Onrgs
Indian Gobbled Defense in Murder Trial in Okmulgee
In Okmulgee a murder trial centers on Jim Crowell a wealthy rancher who shot Willie Brunner after Brunner the Indian allegedly gobbled three times and aimed his gun. The defense cites Judge Parker a territorial jurist who deemed shooting an Indian who gobbles at a person as justifiable homicide.
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Okmulgee
Asia
Jim Crowell
Willie Brunner
Brunner
Parker
Indian Territory
Tornado safety tips from Illinois academy talk
Professor Colser of Southern Illinois State Normal University outlines safer actions during a tornado based on the tri state event. He urges staying indoors, avoiding furnaces, using strong supports like a steel bed or safe object, and moving to basements corner while avoiding heat sources. If a funnel is visible, driving or fleeing northward minimizes exposure along the path.
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Harrisburg
Illinois State Academy of Science
Frank H. Colser
Southern Ilinois State Normal University
Colyer
Missouri
Pinch Hitter Lenion in Royal Baseball Plans
American hotel men are for the duke of York as pinch hitters on the royal ball team while the prince of Wales recovers from illness at Biarritz. The duke urged visitors to boost travel spirit and make the world happier through golf and sport.
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Lenion
Duke of York
Prince of Wales
Biarritz
Divorce Shakes Jersey Woman Over Adoption Requests
Jersey City, N J Marie Yvonne Mourot Hart was divorced from her husband who objected to her alleged favoring of adopting American custosa after a dispute over table manners including eating with a knife.
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Jersey
City
N. J
Marie Yvonne Mourot Hart
Food for the Sick and Home Cookery Rules
A historical guide extols practical care for invalids emphasizing nourishing broths, gruels, and simple warmed meals. It offers detailed recipes for gelatin puddings, baked custards, summer salads, and dressings, urging simplicity, careful preparation, and appealing presentation in convalescence.
New Headwear Styles for Travel and Sports in Summer
A 1838 fashion column reviews summer coats and hats for travel and leisure. Semiformal cape-coats in light flannels and crepe colors appear alongside sleeveless wrap-front coats. Millinery features wide brims, straw braid, and luggage hats with bold color notes, while manly tweed mixes and travel coats highlight practical, stylish options for the season.
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T Ateractive Company
Milan
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