Florist Reports Scarce Flowers for Mothers and Memorial Days
Local florists warn May flowers will be in short supply due to cold damp weather. Carnations and other blooms face poor yields while demand rises for Mother's Day Father’s Day and Memorial Day tributes. Pot plants and white roses gain use as substitutes amid cautious optimism.
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Swedish ex premier branting laments German occupation
Stockholm May 2 ex premier Hjaldar Branting head of Swedens league of nations delegation writes in Socialdemocraten that allied occupation of German territory will fuel revenge in the German people. He questions Marshal Foch impressing on Germans they can meet enormous payments into the 1960s and beyond.
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Two Presidents Attend Theaters In Separate Ways
Washington on Saturday night saw the current president greeted with cheers as he entered a box at a playhouse. Across the street former president Woodrow Wilson appeared aged and frail, entering a vaudeville theater with a cane and a quiet smile while crowds watched.
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Grafton Lodge I O O F Celebrates 102nd Anniversary
The Grafton Lodge I O O F marked the 102nd founding anniversary in Taylor's hall with over 100 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs in attendance. Speeches were given and a lunch served, ending in a highly pleasant evening.
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Aftermath of War Economics and Hatred Rise
The author argues that even flawless military strategy cannot override life and economic laws. Occupation costs will worsen Germany’s and the world’s economic distress, fueling hatred among peoples in Europe. The piece questions the future steps of punitive policies as troops occupy nations.
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Detect Harmful Effects of Tobacco Says New York Doctor
Dr Cooper formerly of Johns Hopkins Hospital explains harmful tobacco effects in men who smoke chew or snuff while apparently healthy. He cites nicotine as the poison and lists symptoms from debility to heart disease and cancer. He advises tests like reading aloud and stair climbs to detect trouble and promotes Nicotol tablets with a money back guarantee.
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Defeated Judge Seeks Post in New Appeals District
Ross W. Funk of this city who lost last fall to Louis B. Houck Mt. Vernon for judge of the court of appeals in the fifth district is a candidate for appointment as an appeals court judge in the new district formed by Wayne Lorain Medina and Summit counties. Funk is a Republican.
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Building Trades Wage Concession Move Sparks Open Shop Plan
A Philadelphia housing conference critique cites rising costs and union demands as harmful to builders and the public. The Elyria plan announces May 1 open shop operations with union or non union workers, pledging fair wages and no exclusive contracts to protect buyers and workers from inflated costs.
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