Sir Harry Lauder Shares Simple Health Recipe
London reports Sir Harry Lauder, famed Scotch comedian, advises outdoor work and moderation with occasional whisky to stay youthful. He jokes about Prohibition in America and notes his vast Scottish estate investments, claiming stage earnings reinvested for profit and pleasure. He praises New Zealand as closest to Scotland among lands visited.
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International News Service
London
Sir Harry Lauder
United States
Sir Harry
Harry
Argyllshire
British Empire
New Zealand
Scotland
Naval Aviators Killed in Air Crash at Rockaway Field
In New York on February 28 Eugene L. Lindsley 24 from San Francisco and Harold F Stevens 26 of Rockaway New York were killed when their flying boat crashed at Rockaway Point Naval Air Station. Stevens, the pilot, was performing a turn at 800 feet when the aircraft went into a tail spin. Stevens leaves a wife. Lindsay was a chief machinist's mate. The boat departed for a routine flight and reportedly struck an air pocket before crashing near a hangar.
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New York
Eugene L. Lindsley
Floyd Street
San Frencisco
Harold F Stevens
Rockaway
N. Y
Naval Air Station
Rockaway Point
Stevens
Lindsay
Lorain County Ranks Eleventh in Gard and Vehicles
Lorain county stands eleventh among Ohio counties in passenger cars and trucks, with 7,509 passenger cars and 1,286 trucks totaling 8,895 vehicles. Cleveland leads with 2,678 motor vehicles. several counties exceed Lorain in total vehicles. Washington news notes unmigration regulation bill move to president. Damascus origin older than history. Brazil to hold 1922 centennial exposition.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Cleveland
Hamilton
Franklin
Lucas
Mahoni
Montgomery
Stark
Summit
Butler
Trumbull
Lorain
Brazil
Ohio ministers plan interdenominational evangelism convention
Preparations for a statewide evangelism campaign in Ohio include a five session interdenominational convention in Columbus near Tuesday to Thursday. About 4700 pastors from across the state are invited. Notable speakers include Rev F G Blanchard, Bishop Anderson, and Gipsy Smith. The program covers urban and rural evangelism, church organization, and world conditions impacting democracy. The closing program features Gipsy Smith and university officials.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Federations of Churches
Olo
First Congregational Church
F. G. Blanchard
Kucid Avenue
Muskingum College
New Concord
Walter G. Clippinger
Otterbein College
Wester Lla
Gavery Neeld
Ohio State University
William F. Anderson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
John L. Forte
Methodist Episcopal
Louisville
Ter F. L. Paisley
Congregational Evangelist Commission
New York
Hoy
Jasze M. Bader
Di“dane Evangelism
Gipsy Smith
Thompson
W. O. Thompson
James M. Taylor
New York City
Dr. Taylor
New Day
Moses Brenza Columbus
Presbyterian Laymen's Forward Movement
Oliver C Weist
Grandview Community Church
Robert EH. Pugh
F. W. Luce
Cleveland
Myers Y. Cooper
I. J. Capill
International IT Company trims stock and expands in Europe
Elyria reports that the International IT Company will retire 600000 dollars in common stock leaving equal value of preferred stock. Five of eight directors reside locally. Frank J. Scholl of Chicago is the only out of town officer. The French factory now makes 3000 pairs of heels daily and a 1000000 pair German contract is secured this year. The company disposed of over 40000000 heels in 1920 and new officers include Scholl as president and Swarzchild as a director among others.
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Elyria
International I. T. ’. Rubber Company
Frank J. Scholl
Chicago
Harry Swarnschild
New York
Pany
France
Europe
KE. J. Scholl
Big Oulpac
Eaa
International Company
International I. T. §. Rubber Company
A. B. Taylor
Carl H. Sygner
J. W. Lehmauch
Harry Swarzchild
Gue F. Smith
John G. Tufford
G. H. Lewis
Marines Who Wrecked Newspaper Sentenced
Twenty one marines who wrecked the plant of the newspaper La Tribung at Managua Nicaragua have been tried by court martial and sentenced to five years in prison and dishonorable discharge. The sentence was commuted to two years confinement after the court recommended clemency.
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Washington
Potato Diseases Bulletin Distributed by Ohio Experiment Station
The Department of Botany at the Ohio Experiment Station in Wooster distributes a free bulletin titled Potato Diseases. It details diseases attacking tubers vines or soil that can ruin an entire crop. New diseases emerge yearly, contributing to a 40 percent drop in potato acreage in recent years.
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Department of Botany
Ohio
Treatment for Scab Tuber Disease Described by Botanists
Botanists describe a method to combat scab a tuber disease by soaking seed tubers for an hour and a half in a solution of formaldehyde. The solution is prepared as one pint of formaldehyde to twenty gallons of water and may be reused.
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2Nd St
Siberia
Kamehatied
Zanzibar
E. A. Lewis
Locae Company
Chopin
Clea Andy E
East Ave
Lora
Itt
Eta
Hght
Ersalg
Whitney & CO
Broad St
Hast Avenue
Marie Morrisey
America
Harold Lyman
Walter Chapman
Thomas A. Edison
Main Auditorium
Middle Ave
6Th St
Women’s Union
Lisle
Cretonne
Madras
Men's Dept
The
Loran Dry Goods Co
Mishop
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