Y M C A Bachelors Detail Washington Marriage Ideals
Washington July 8 The Y M C A questionnaire on modern Miss ideals shows bachelors want less necking smoking and drinking and more prudence and modesty. Opinions split on a past marriage and disclosure of past mistakes. Most favor wives maintaining looks, many want two or three children, and opinions vary on wives handling money. Most think wives should not work after marriage. Swearing off the fair sex is universal. The study aims to gauge youth ideals.
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Washington
Advice from Wetmore mother promotes Vegetable Compound
Mrs John Strassia of Wetmore Colorado says after 14 years of marriage and years of ill health Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound improved her energy and wellbeing. She credits it as a tonic before childbirth and as a remedy she has recommended to hundreds of women, noting her mother also used it.
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Wetmore, Colo
Lydia E. Pinkham
John Srassia
Wetmore
Colorado
Chronicle Want Ad Teases Telegram Paya
A compact want ad appears in the Chronicle noting a telegram service, with a call to action about payment terms and contact for details. The brief item signals a classifieds listing seeking payment or payment options for telegram related services.
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The
Chronicle
Telegram
Universal crane aids cornerstone of Commerce Building
Elyria’s Universal crane helped place the three ton cornerstone for the Department of Commerce Building as President Hoover supervised the ceremony. The piece ties local industry to federal projects including the Pennsylvania Triangle Plan and Washington beautification efforts.
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Elyria Product
Dept. OF Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Washington
United States
General Pershing
France
Capitol Building
Capitol Hill
Lincoln Memorial
Hoover
George Washington
Eaton by Sirs Burton M Ross Eaton burial and storm recall
Darius William Carpenter born June 14, 1847 in Eaton township. He married Matilda Jones March 14, 1869, had four children. Second marriage to Eliza Ball January 3, 1909. Died July 4, 1929 at age about 82. Funeral at Disciple church, interment at Butternut Ridge. Family gathering July 4 interrupted by a lightning storm injuring several guests. Other notices describe local gatherings and funerals of relatives.
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Eaton
Darius William Carpenter
Eaton Township
Matilda Jones
Mary
Atwood
D. Arthur J
Jane
Eliza Ball
H. A. Bicher
Butternut Ridge
Malcolm Tompkins
Arron Tompkins
Howard MacDonald
Grafton
Ed. Hinkle
Della
Akron
Charles Tompkins
Harry Tompkins
Ruth
Viola
Howard Walters
Teasel case in Seaneateles court action over crops
The Teasel Growers Cooperative Association filed suit in the Supreme Court against Adelbert D. Foster for failing to turn over his 1925 crop for sale. Foster countersued for 1966.19 dollars claimed due on his 1924 crop. The small scale court action drew local interest due to the rarity of teasel disputes. A camel has twice the carrying power of an ox.
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Seaneateles
N. Y
Groxers Cooperative Association, Inc
Supreme Court
Adelbert D. Foster
Association For Selling
Foster
Day's Annual July Sale On Alarm Clocks and Knives
The ad signals Day's annual July sale featuring alarm clocks priced at 1.25 and knives including Dax watches and paring and butcher knives. It lists stainless Boye oil and related items with prices such as .35 and .75 amid partial, garbled text.
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Universal Crane Company
F. A Smythe
Universal
Sirs. Burton M. Ross
Ralph Vess
Dale Walters
Liverpool
Dale
Walters
Eicher
Burton Ross
Margaret
M. A. Shubert
Telegraph Road
Messrs
Newton
Percy Glasser
Flint
Michigan
Benton
Broadway
Lorain
American Beauty
Worthington
Carpenter
Fairbanks
Eeee
Aeae
Ene
Patterson-Sargent Bonio
Mee
Brunswick Phonographs
Robeson
Carter White
B. P
Victor Records
Double Victor
Banjo Ukes
Heinrich Roth
Q.R
Day’s Hardware
Day’s Music Store
Broad Street
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