Monkeys Released to Shoot Snakes at Resort Site
NEWCASTLE Pa Aug 31 The owner of the old Neshannock Falls hotel site has released two monkeys to clear the area of black snakes that infest the land since the hotel burned years ago. A summer colony of bungalows will be built nearby and the snakes are being driven away first.
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Newcastle
Neshannock Falls
Town Crowded as Families Move Into Schoolhouse Room
SMITH CENTER Kan Aug 3 In northwest Kansas towns overcrowding hits housing shortages. In this city a newly arrived family after imploring the school board was allowed to begin housekeeping in one of the schoolhouse rooms.
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Smith Center
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Kansas
Nut House Nuts Trip Planned by Puget Sound Navigation Co
Puget Sound Navigation Co announces a nautical excursion from Colman Dock to Union City and back. The schedule envisions boards at 9:00 am with return by 10:30 pm. Adults pay one dollar and children fifty cents for this city outreach voyage.
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Colman Dock
How Uncle Sam Picks Fliers Sergeant George Dodge
A Cornell freshman recounts his aviation aspiration and the U S Army Air Service selection tests. He describes eager interest in flying, the nerve tests, eye and ear examinations, a spinning chair, blindfold balance checks, and the link to flying in clouds or at night.
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Cornell
Germany
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United States
Hoover Plan Aims 6 Cent Mixed Flour Loaf For Home
Washington August 31 Hoover foresees a one pound loaf at 5 to 6 cents via mixed flour using barley rye and corn. The plan aims to keep allotments simple for housewives while saving wheat for allies and limiting prices.
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Harry B. Hunt
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Federal Grain Corporation
Food Administration
America
Can't Take His Nap May Quit the Church
Paris Missouri August 31 I BR tired citizen plans to quit church attendance due to interruptions during sermons He cannot sleep when preachers call for standing to sing or stand during hymns He questions why standing improves rest rather than sitting down
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Laziest Man in Town Receives Belt in Haven
In Haven New York on August 31 Hibbert Hibbard Bratt dubbed the laziest man in the country is presented with a belt by several townsfolk to formalize the title.
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Hibbard Bratt
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praise
Mrs. Josie Copner of Cincinnati Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after long illness. The ad promotes the tonic as a remedy for female troubles drawn from roots and herbs and claims forty years of proven value.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Josie Copner
Harrison Ave
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German Telegram to Wilson Stirring Berlin Discussed
Berlin releases statement on the Kaiser’s 1914 telegram to President Wilson, amid claims it was misreported. British and German press debate authenticity and implications for war responsibility and King George’s role.
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Examination BEST $2.50 GASSES ON EARTH
Binyon Optical Co advertises eye examinations by a graduate optometrist on First Avenue Seattle. Lenses ground in house with free examination and glasses not prescribed unless necessary. Address 1116 First Ave near Pine Street. Main 1556.
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Seattle
First Avenue
Prices Span Wide Range From 10 to 25 Dollars
A brief price note lists amounts including 88.50 10.00 817.50 and a 15.00 to 25.00 range. The fragment suggests varied costs likely for goods or services without complete context.
Kaiser’s Dogs of War Turn Against Him
Washington August 31 The Kaiser's dogs of war reportedly turn against him as War Secretary Baker endorses Senator Brady’s war dog bill. German shepherds are offered nationwide to be trained for Red Cross units under Brady’s select service plan. A major training camp forms at Allentown Pennsylvania as dogs are prepared under new regimens.
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United Frees
Washington
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Baker
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Farmer Killed by Fall Over His Dog
John A. Niemann, 50, died after losing balance while teaching a horse to drive cattle. A dog lunged at the other animal causing the dog to dash between Niemann's legs. He fell face down and sustained internal injuries.
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Til
John A. Niemann
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