Maryland and Virginia Plan Coordinated Oyster Conservation
Maryland and Virginia move to enact a joint program to conserve Chesapeake Bay resources including oysters. Officials report a drastic drop in annual catches from 15 000 008 bushels to about 46 000 000 and call for rehabilitation of shad rock perch and trout. The plan aims to revive industries through propagation and conservation and was praised by Grange delegates.
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Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Virgiele
Swepson Kerr
Maer and Grange
Barl
Tate
Ur Kari
Grange
Earl
Tidewater
Chiesapeake Bay
Arcade Vaudeville Aerial Act Shines At Arrack Theatre
The Delores Troupe headlines the vaudeville bill at the Arrack Theatre with an aerial novelty act. Three women and a man perform balancing and tumbling feats, drawing cheers for their lively stage presence and unusual stunts. The Tulsa audience enjoyed the show with dancing and music complementing the aerial routine.
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Arrack
Delores
Honal
Tulsa
Ledger Reports Arrests and Tuberculosis Charity Appeals
Trial for Morris ended with guilty verdict for disturbing the peace, fined 10.60 and costs, paid and dismissed. Christmas Seals campaigns, 1924 and 1983 efforts, aim to fund Maryland Tuberculosis Association services, with self service coin boxes in city stores to boost funds and fight high local TB rates.
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Morris
Maryland Tuberculoste Association
Ciaic
Wicomire
Wo City
Critic Carl Metz Marries Actress Lola West on Stage
London reports critic Carl Metz has wed actress Lola West, the subject of his sharpest in print critiques. The marriage occurred on a theater stage, and the industry awaits Metz's forthcoming review of his wife’s next production. Also noted is Akrea, Ohio, once picked for a western rubber factory site fifty-three years ago, now home to a leading global rubber industry.
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London
Carl Metz
Lola West
Metz
Akrea
Allegheny Mountains
Pereu Wes Par 1s Tote WB Jean Po
Unclear fragment mentions Pereu Wes Par and Jean Po with references to totals and nets. Details incomplete, no clear event or outcome.
Festive Crafters Tout Dual Purpose Kinds of_materials
Fragments describe decorative and construction uses of two kinds of items. The text emphasizes their festive nature and functional roles in adornment and building, noting a dichotomy between beauty and utility.
Cantwell Wins Divorce Then Applies for Marriage License
Elijah Elvin Cantwell, 22, received a decree of absolute divorce this morning from his first wife and, less than an hour later, visited the Clerk of the Court to apply for a license to wed Annie Lillie Matthews, 18, both of this city. The marriage is said to take place today. His first wife is reported living in Delaware. They married in June 1970 and separated two months later.
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Elijah Elvin Cantwell
Clarence W Whealton
Cantwell
Annie Lillie Matthews
Canteneill
Delaware
Batley
High School Graduate Returns From Travels
Heston Agnew, son of Mr and Mrs R E Agnew, a 1922 Wicenace High School graduate, returns home after a year and a half of travel. He toured Salisbury, San Pedro, Japan before the earthquake disaster, then Europe for sightseeing and new experiences.
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R. E. Agnes
Wicenace High School
Agnew Ha
Salisbury
San Pedro
California
Japan
Europe
Carter Percell Marriage at Asbury Parsonage
Russell Carter and Miss Fathan M Percell wed in Asbury ME Parsonage Sharptown Md on November 26 1924 by Rev Ho Douglany.
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Carter
Miss Fathan M Percell
Asbury ME Parsonage
Sharptown
Douglany
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China
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