Bear River apricot crop survives late frost
Brigham City Utah reports a crop of Bear River Valley apricots, initially feared lost after late frosts. Subsequent developments indicate at least a 50 percent crop will persist, preserving a valuable harvest for the district.
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Lorain County Suspends Local Fairs This Year
Lorain County will not provide financing for two county fairs this year leading to their suspension. County Commissioners cited financial strain and officials of the fairs expressed cooperation. The editorial notes fairs boosted farming, community ties, and family participation, hoping for revival next year as costs are trimmed.
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Lorain County
Graduates Face Uncertain Prospects In A Troubled Economy
The article notes graduates face bleak unemployment, global disruption, and slow readjustment after four years of crisis. It urges strong character, self reliance, and leadership as keys to endure a testing transition between graduation and opportunity. Strong graduates will rise in business, arts, or professions.
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Weather by Vegetables Forecasts From Unusual List
A quirky news item lists vegetables with imagined weather signs from onions to watermelons. It pairs each produce with absurd forecasts such as sudden showers, tidal waves, and slipperiness, ending with a joke about an honorary degree not earned.
Anniversaries of notable figures from 1599 to 1912
Today marks the anniversaries of painters Velasquez and Trumbull, dramatist Corneille, Martyr Spy Nathan Hale, publisher Godey, author Arthur, explorer Scott, and others born across Connecticut, New York, and Philadelphia. Daring lives span diplomacy, art, publishing, temperance, and exploration from the 17th to early 20th centuries.
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Newlywed Learns Carving From Cookbook Blunder
A newly married man, a novice at carving, struggles to begin slicing the Sunday turkey. His wife urges him to follow the cookbook, but he admits he knows how to carve yet cannot locate the dotted lines. The moment highlights comic misadventure at the dinner table.
Grocer’s Candle Calamity Sparks Romantic Quip
A quick witted exchange unfolds as a wealthy old lady storms into a grocery store over a 24 candle order misfill. The grocer explains he filled the order himself thinking it for a birthday cake, sparking a playful betrothal moment about marriage and a queried suitor.
Notable Italian Poet Ariosto Dies and YMCA Founded
The item notes the death of 16th century Italian poet Ariosto and the 1844 founding of the Young Men’s Christian Association in England by George Williams, along with a fragment on 187 beginning of a great inu.
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Worried Man Faces Insurance Policy Exam
A small man confronts a physician during a policy exam and admits drinking occasionally and chewing gum. The doctor probes for risky habits while the man frets about being denied coverage. He recalls borrowing ten dollars and quickly repaying it.
Cooperation urged between medicine and dentistry at Penn event
Dr LeRoy S Miner dean of Harvard Dental School said at a dinner marking U of Pennsylvanias 50th dentistry anniversary that medicine and dentistry must cooperate. He warned the dental disease burden since the war is enormous and that bridging the gap between the fields is essential to fight widespread dental illness, likening the challenge to historic plagues.
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LeRoy S. Miner
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Harvard University
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One great scientist on the ant brain as wonder material
A noted scientist hailed the brain of an ant as the most wonderful bit of matter in existence, highlighting its surprising complexity and significance in natural science.
Italian statesman Cavour dies. 1861 noted
A brief notice recalls Camillo Benso di Cavour, celebrated Italian statesman, who died in 1861. The summary highlights his role in unifying Italy and shaping mid century European politics.
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Notable Figures Across Professions Honor Birth Years
Admiral Thomas Washington retired from the U S Navy born in Goldsboro North Carolina sixty five years ago Dr Harvey N Davis president Stevens Institute Hoboken New Jersey born Providence Rhode Island fifty two years ago Dr Elliott P Joslin Harvard Medical School born Oxford Massachusetts sixty four years ago James Hazen Hyde once notable New York City capitalist born New York City seventy seven years ago Will James Montana author artist born near Great Falls Montana Forty one years ago Very Rev William R Inge London's dean and writer born seventy three years ago Robert C Sherriff English dramatist born thirty seven years ago Thomas Mann German Nobel laureate in literature born Germany eighty years ago
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Elliott P. Joslin
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James Hazen Hyde
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London
Robert C. Sherriff
Thomas Mann
Today Horoscope Promises Versatile Eccentric Character
The horoscope suggests a day of varied energies as a versatile figure may emerge. An eccentric trait could surface in personal or professional dealings, prompting creative decisions and unexpected opportunities. Stay adaptable and observe interactions for potential favors or breakthroughs this day.
Reflections on Native Brilliance and Troubles of Education
A reflective note contrasts natives who grow brilliant through education with others who remain alert yet chronically troubled. The passage suggests varied outcomes of education among indigenous people, highlighting both bright progress and ongoing vexation.
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Bicyclist Returns Home After Crossing United States
Wichita to Portland bound 18 year old bicyclist Robert Patton with his 10 gallon hat was found west of Wichita rolling down a street. Police gave lodging for the night after questioning. He said he rode from Portland to New York and was headed home, having left Aug 20 and arriving in New York in February.
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Robert Patton
Portland
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Patton
New York
Hawley Drives Speech Tour in Oregon 18th Amendment Push
Salem report notes W. C. Hawley former Congressional leader and tariff author devotes spare time to public speaking after retirement. He speaks on currency inflation which he opposes and prohibition which he supports as he campaigns to carry Oregon for the 18th Amendment at the July 21 election.
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Ore
W. C. Hawley
Lfo
Oregon
Puritan First Planting in New World at Community
A fragment notes the Puritans began their initial planting in the New World within a communal setting. The brief item highlights early colonial agricultural effort without detailing dates or locations.
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