A New Luminary Emerges in Reparations Debate
The piece highlights Owen D. Young as a rising political figure tied to the Dawes and Young Plans. It notes his long legal career since 1896, leadership roles in major firms like General Electric and General Motors, and his advisory work in Paris and London conferences. It predicts potential 1932 political prominence alongside Roosevelt.
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Owen D. Young
Paris
Young
General Electric
General Motors
Radio Corporation
National Broadcasting
American & Foreign Power Corporation
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Wilson
Harding
Reparations Commission
London
Harvard
Dartmouth
Yale
Columbus
Colgate
Johns Hopkins
Roosevelt
New York
Edison refuses Ohio bid to buy birthplace for perpetual memorial
Milan Ohio born inventor Thomas A Edison declined selling his birthplace to the state for a lasting monument. His aide William Meadowcraft told a joint Ohio Senate and House committee Edison wishes the property remain in his family, citing the small brick house’s pull on his heart and noting it is occupied by his second cousin Marietta Wadsworth.
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Thomas A. Edison
Milan
Ohio
Meadowcraft
Edison
Marietta Wadsworth
Edigen
Mr. Edison
Boyhond
John Co. & Ketcham Profile in Agriculture Policy
John Clark Ketcham of Hastings Michigan, born 1873, long service as Barry county schools commissioner and Hastings postmaster, congressman since 1921. He argues farm policy hinges on personal effort and local action, while federal legislation complements but cannot cure all agri hardship.
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John Clark Ketcham
Toledo
Hastings
Mich
Barry County
Michigan State Grange
Michigan
Congress
Apple girl’s berry bite sparks family merger tale
Readable text notes Miss Tawney Apple suffers after eating strawberries. Lester Moots and his wife reportedly merge with her parents in a local business or family arrangement. The items reflect a small community notice tone with names and relations.
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Miss Tawney
Lester
John F. Dille
Notable anniversaries from 1623 to 1885 and events
A compiled list of historical anniversaries and milestones noting Blaise Pascal born in 1623 and others, plus events like Maine separating in 1819, the first recorded baseball match in 1846, Maximilian’s execution in 1867, and the Statue of Liberty reception in 1885. Names include Edward Tiffin, William H. Webb, Charles Loring Brace, Charles H. Spurgeon, Elbert Hubbard, Sir Douglas Haig, among others.
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Blaise Pascal
Paris
Edward Tiffin
Ohio
England
Chillicothe
William H. Webb
New York City
Charles Loring Brace
Newsboys
America
Litchfield
Conn
Switzerland
Charles H. Spurgeon
Elbert Hubbard
Bloomington
Lusitania
Sir Douglas Haig
Marsnhia
London
Maine
Massachusetts
Hoboken
N. J
Knickerbocker
New York
Maximilian of Mexico
Queretaro
Outdoor Nature and Its Broad Temperament
A description portrays an outdoors loving, healthy person with a genial temperament and a fondness for rough sports and open life. Emotions are physical, and the future hints at a large family or circle of friends, plus possible wealth accumulation. The fortune is described as exceedingly happy, with a caution to avoid overdoing.
Robert Owen’s New Harmony Experiment Fades in Indiana
Scottish reformer Robert Owen launched a communal city at New Harmony Indiana about a century ago. The venture rose with bold ideals but proved short lived as its ambitious social experiment faltered and ended.
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Robert Owen
New Harmony
Indiana
Slaughterhouse Methods Describe Cattle Killing from Gangways
An old practice used in cattle slaughter involved shooting animals from narrow gangways overhead. The practice reflects historical industry methods before reforms and modern humane standards.
Dermatitis Venentata Plant Guide By Dr Peters
Dr Peters outlines poisonous plants causing dermatitis venentata including poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac. He details identifying features the three leaflets, leaf shapes and colors, flowering clusters, fruit, and common habitats, with notes on variations and related species. Includes reference to Government Bulletin No 584 for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government
Government Printing Office
Washington
Park of the Larger Stems and Trunk Identified in Winter State
A fragment notes that a park’s larger stems and trunk help identify it during winter, underscoring how bare branches reveal distinctive tree forms and layout.
Dermatitis Venena ta Part 3 Dr Peters Q&A note
Editor notes Dr Peters cannot diagnose or give personal advice and invites general questions to be answered in the column. Requests for articles require a self addressed stamped envelope and 2 cents per article. A pamphlet on reducing and gaining costs 10 cents with self addressed stamped envelope.
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Peters
Dr. Peters
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R. W. Smith
Karl W. Plocher
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