Campaign Urges Indiana Wheat Hunger Drive
Indiana wheat drive aims to raise from 2,090,000 to 3,000,000 acres next fall with 60,000,000 bushels projected at 20 bushels per acre. J. C. Beavers of Purdue leads statewide effort alongside Purdue and industry groups to educate farmers, secure seed wheat, improve fertilizer use, and cooperate with county committees.
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Indiana
Indiana Committee On Food Production and Conservation
State House
Indiana Millers’ Association
Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Indiana Corn Growers’ Assatian
Purdue University
J. C. Beavers
Byron Birthday Marked by Centuries of Lineage and Fame
The one hundred and twenty ninth anniversary of Lord Byron’s birth is noted. His paternal line traces to William the Conqueror and his maternal line to Scottish royalty. His father Captain John Byron, nicknamed Mad Jack, squandered his wife’s inheritance and deserted her before dying. George Gordon Noel Byron became the fifth Lord Byron after his grand uncle’s death and later contributed notable poetry that shaped romantic literature.
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Byron
Lord Byron
William the Conqueror
Scotland
Capt
John Byron
the Guards
Jack
Mad Jack
George Gordon Noel
Coronado Beach Company Versus Pillsbury Case Brief
A California case held that injuries to an employee who falls while carrying a load do not arise out of the employment when a passing worker thrusts a newspaper to tickle him. The ruling clarifies the scope of the workmen's compensation act in Coronado Beach Company v Pillsbury.
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California
Coronado Beach Company
Pillsbury
Unclear OCR Snippet on Marriage and Chauffeurs
Fragmentary text appears to question why many girls marry family drivers. The legible portion hints at social norms and transportation but offers no clear event or named entities.
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Sapa
Woman's Best Era a Newsroom Poem on Women's Wage Rights
The piece argues women longed for independence as legal wages moved from husbands to wives. It praises Pioneer women who fought for education and enterprise, notes historical wage patterns, and asserts women now freely choose work, marry freely, and pursue personal growth, with domestic service as a fallback.
Expert Opinion on Politeness in Phone Talks
A cynic operator argues that saying please on the telephone is not more wasteful than much of everyday telephone chatter. The snippet reflects attitudes toward courtesy in early 20th century telephony.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises Cure All
One hundred dollars reward offered for an incurable catarrh case. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to purify blood and heal mucous surfaces. Sufferers are urged to start now for better health with testimonials available and local druggists selling the remedy for 75 cents.
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Hall
Hal
Wall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Yaledo
Ohio
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Home Fire Insuranc Company
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Sudati Focal Papers
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