U S Ponders Chicago Fixed Time Policy Change
Washington reports on Chicago city council move to adopt Eastern Standard Time with possible clashes with the Interstate Commerce Commission. The note outlines historical time zone decisions since 1915, the railroads pushing for a single standard, and the ongoing debates over whether Chicago should observe Eastern Standard Time or daylight saving time.
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Washington
Chicago
State Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Estemerce
3C Mally
de Vin England
Too Many Love Birds Dust Love From Home
In Worcester Massachusetts Mrs. W. Howard Allen of Shrewsbury was granted a divorce after her husband kept 150 live birds and parakeets as pets in the cellar and two rooms of their house, causing a domestic dispute. In Palmyra Maine Frank Turner and his brother left Mrs. Turner to guard their parked car while they hunted deer.
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Worcester
Mass
W. Howard Allen
Mirs
Allen
Palmyra, Me
Frank Turner
Mrs. Turner
Crossword Puzzle and Recipes From an Era
Crossword clues and long read containing wordplay pastes and answers. It includes descriptions of abrasive cleaning materials, Camp Stew recipe, Bonney Anzle Salad, Blush Salad, and related culinary notes. Geographic notes mention Sarawak and Africa divisions, plus rare antelope ranges in East Africa.
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South
Cemetery Center in Busy Boston Square Revealed
Boston report notes three tombstories under New Old South Church portico honoring John Alden Sr Joshua Scotlow and Ann Quinsey. Also mentions Nuit Bridge club at Lucinda Jackson 205 West Fourteenth Street with prize table and upcoming hostess James Howe event at Fourth Street Methodist church. Toledo diet advocate urges six slices daily bread as ideal, citing Varney of a New York firm.
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Boston
Copler Square
New Old South Church
John Alden
Joshua Scotlow
Ann Quinsey
Lucinda Jackson
14Th Street
Nuit Bridge Club
L. Devonshire
L. Cruces
Hos
James Howe
Fourth Street
Bishop Defies Jungle On 209 Mile New Guinea Journey
Reverend Henry Newton, Anglican Bishop of New Guinea, aged nearly 70, completed a grueling overland tour by foot. He walked 209 miles through dense jungle and forests to visit his scattered see, a testament to endurance and devotion.
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Port Moresby
New Guinea
Henry Newton
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Ise
Alifqrni & Fruit Store
Cor. Broad St
West Ave
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Sunkist
Florida
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Texas
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Icery
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Garrett
C. Q. Brand
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Limburger
York State
Prese
Featy Bevey
aureYr
Floridas
Jonathon
Ohio
Boz
Lyle
Atondale Tomatoes
Pillsbury's Pancake
Crean Ste
Kroger Stores
Ford
Boston Square
LIFE
Toledo
Russell W. Varney
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Varner
Kahn & Anderson
Broad Street
Lamb
Round
Sirloin
Hamburg
Jewel
Eatmore
Oleo
NAVY
PINE
Country Club Pork and Beans
Boe
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