Old Foraker Guard backs Clarence J. Brown bid for Secretary of State
Hillsboro Ohio special report notes the old Foraker Guard, famed for Vim Vigor and Victory, has formed to promote Lieutenant Governor Clarence J Brown for Secretary of State. The group links Brown to Civil War era Foraker allies and urges turnout at August primaries to nominate him.
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Hillsboro
Foraker Guard
Joseph B. Foraker
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Foraker
Doc” Brown
Political history of the two Browns for secretary of state
The two candidates named Brown for the Republican nomination are Clarence J. Brown of Blanchester and Thad H. Brown of Columbus. Clarence J. Brown won nominations in 1918 and 1920, carrying most counties and notable plurality, while Thad H. Brown faced a Bull Moose bid in 1912 and later joined the Ohio Civil Service Commission in 1920 under Governor Cox.
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Columbus
Brown
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Thad. H. Brown
Ohio
Franklin County Home Rule Association
Judge Advocate General's Department
Ohio Civil Service Commission
James M. Cox
Opposing Cox Appointees Surface in Ohio Primary Fight
Lebanon reports that Thad H. Brown of Columbus a Cox appointee to the Ohio Civil Service Commission faces GOP opposition in the August 8 primary. Warren County Republicans condemn his nomination citing his Cox connections and his father in law Thrailkill amid efforts by other Cox appointees to undermine Governor Davis's administration.
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Lebanon
Thad. H. Brown
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Civil Service Commission
James M. Cox
Warren County
Cox
Charles Waggoner
Republican Executive’ Committee
Ohio Civil Service Commission
Thrailkill
Messrs. Pealer and
Walton
Davis
Whistling hare discovered among Mountao expedition finds
Hard to Get Flow Back. If a cow's milk flow declines through neglect or poor feed it is almost impossible to restore to the original level. Whistling hare found among Mountao expedition natural history curiosities.
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Mountao
Blanchester Newsboy Began Carreer of Clarence Brown
Blanchester Ohio special report notes Clarence J Brown now a Republican candidate for Secretary of State rose from a newsboy to attend Washington and Lee University where he played sports and taught criminal law. He is owner publisher of a local newspaper and Blanchester will gain a new state armory by January 1.
Maximilian's Beard Inspires Poets Across Eras
The pale Austrian archduke Maximilian is praised for one of history's most famed beards. Poets including Ruben Dario and Victor Hugo remark on its gleams and elegance, with Dario dubbing Maximilian the Prince of the Beard of Gold and Hugo lauding the Bard of the Elegant Beard. Extra monikers also celebrate Don Ramon del Valle-Inclan's goat‑beard distinction.
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Maximilian
Maximilian of
Austria
Ruben Dario
Maximilian el Principe de Barbas de Oro
Prince
Victor Hugo
Dario
Don Ramon del Valle-Inclan
Don Ramon
William Penn Smoked With Women in Peace Pipe Trade
The historical note recalls William Penn sharing a Calumet pipe with Native American leaders during land negotiations. He reportedly traded for the land using tobacco pipes, bags of tobacco, and tobacco boxes as part of the deal.
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William Penn
Had the Laugh on Teacher and Memory Joke
A Chicago Journal anecdote recalls a student correcting a teacher during a semester review. The class laughed when questioned about reading from memory after the student completed a sentence about debit and credit.
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Chicago Journal
Foresaw the Results of Victory in London Answers
A brief London Answersitem recounts a childhood exchange about fear of fighting and a mother’s discovery through a visiting doctor. The dialogue reveals themes of fear, parental oversight, and domestic consequence framed as a tepid social anecdote.
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Willie
Jack
London
Four-Year Seasoned Cheese Sets Bar High For Quality
Italian cheese commands top grades only after a four year aging period. The article notes Velvet beans as dairy feed improve through cracking soaking and grinding, with grinding proving profitable in a Texas feeding test.
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Texas
High Citizenship Great Need
A compact note praising citizenship and flag ideals urging constant service and sacrifice to protect enduring principles above all others.
Weill and the Judge Hear a Crook’s Explanation
A courtroom scene analyzes motive as a defendant offers a justification for criminal deeds or misdeeds. The judge weighs whether explanations reveal real intent or mere rationalization in a legal review.
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Weill
Breeding Rack For Bull Construction Tips
A Prairie Farmer article advises keeping a serviceable bull in breeding until his daughters lactate and usefulness ends. It describes constructing a breeding rack from 2 by 12 planks with posts, bracing, slat spacing, and a movable front stanchion to safely handle bulls during breeding.
Test to detect remade milk and cream in mixtures
The USDA chemists devised a test to distinguish remade milk and cream from natural products. It detects as little as 10 percent remade milk in pasteurized milk by observing a yellow color from washed curd dissolved in sodium hydroxide after hours.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Take Right Care of Cream in Hot Weather
On hot days cream requires prompt cooling after separation. Set the can in cold water to chill quickly and never mix warm cream with cooler cream from prior separations. Send cream to the creamery at least twice weekly in mild weather and three times weekly in heat to ensure butter quality and fair prices.
Bacteria Help Sweet Clover Fix Nitrogen
Sweet clover, like most legumes, relies chiefly on nitrogen produced by bacteria living in root nodules. Inoculation of seed with these bacteria is not always required but is advisable.
Tomato Wilt Carried by Plant Sources
Tomato wilt is often spread by infected plant material and seeds. The text urges caution about plant origins to prevent disease spread.
Two Toed Sloth and Gavial Dialogue in Zoo Tale
A zoo scene features a sociable Two Toed Sloth and a Gavial from India debating manners. The sloth explains zoo life and night travel from South America while describing its diet, resting habits, and hanging upside down. The Gavial notes its elongated snout and water life as the snakes hiss and debate feeding.
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South America
Garter Snakes
Curious Fire Engine in Paris Aims at Small Town Use
A double tandem four wheel fire engine with four seats and a rotary pump exhibit in Paris. Pedals engage the pump and unroll the hose as riders operate it. Claim it can outrun horse drawn engines and be as effective as hand pumps. Also notes Kaiser furniture moved to Holland in 53 railway vans. Two French phone directories show Paris and rest of country listings. total names fewer than Chicago directory.
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India
Ganges
Paris
France
Chicago
Expert Aviators and Prosperity at the Seashore
The fragment hints at aviators and seaside prosperity amid economic mood shifts with lines suggesting dueling sentiments on hard times and in or out, naming figures or places indirectly.
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Harding
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Blanchester, C
Clarence"j. Brown Blanchester
Thad H. Brown
Edward W. Hughes Columbus, O
Charles McKinley Russelville, O
OLD Foraker Guard
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Mary Graham Bonner
Kaiser To
Holland
Goodyear Service Station
Putnam
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