Supreme Court Rules Submergence Destroys Company Holdings
The court ruled yesterday that government irrigation projects submerged the company’s holdings, terminating its assets and affecting its legal status. This decision clarifies the scope of government action on private property within public works programs.
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Triplets On Tap in South Wales Baby Boom Prediction
Spiritualist preachers in South Wales report thousands of converts in industrial districts. They warn the public that babies born after May will be twins or triplets, signaling a predicted baby boom.
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Woman Denied Aid Over Skirt Length in Edinburgh
In Edinburgh on November 22, Mrs Letty Stoneman asked for assistance claiming desertion by her husband and support for six children. She was reprimanded for wearing skirts nearly knee length and her request was denied.
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The Christian Defense and Lincoln's Faith Odyssey
Dr William Fe Barton's reminiscence traces Abraham Lincoln's exposure to The Christian's Defense by James Smith. The piece recounts Lincoln's encounter in Springfield and Lexington with the book, debates with Olmstead, and his shift toward Presbyterian faith, including church membership and patronage. It notes related 1909 centennial mentions and Smith’s later life.
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France seeks American to lead rebuilding after war
New York reports an export boom in building materials as France looks to appoint Henry C. Irons of New York to oversee postwar reconstruction. France aims to rebuild devastated regions and re equip industry for future trade growth amid a drop in September exports and imports compared with 1920. The United Kingdom remains the top export customer.
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Wine Poisoned by Italian Radicals
RCMP reports a warning that communist agents poisoned thousands of cases of Italian wine. Government chemists conduct extensive analysis to verify the claim and ensure all wine exports are thoroughly tested before shipment.
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Piles Cured In 6 10 14 Days Claim Ad
An old advertisement touts a remedy for piles promising cures in six to fourteen days with a money back refund if PAZO or INT fails. It claims instant itch relief and features Bread brand and a bread advertisement.
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