Ohio General Assembly Advances 1923 Constitutional Amendments
The 85th General Assembly of Ohio adopts joint resolutions, proposing amendments to Article V and Article LI of the state constitution. The measures call for submission to voters at the November 1923 election and set petition and signing requirements for initiative and referendum efforts. Secretary of State Thad H. Brown certifies the resolutions and their publication dates.
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How Tiger Kills Bullock And Pen Repair Tips From Agia Magazine
The text describes a tiger’s hunting method against a bullock, explaining how the tiger breaks the neck by leveraging its paws and jaw. It also includes a short, practical guide from Agia Magazine on repairing a fountain pen using silk thread and shellac, detailing wrapping technique and curing times.
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The Young Bride Watches Bracelet Dream
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No Appreciation for Art Drama Draws Audience Hostility
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