When Harding Was Teacher in Ohio School
In Boulder Colorado on March 17 Mrs Sarah E Wright recalls Warren G Harding as a country schoolmaster at the Little White School near Marion Ohio in the early 1880s He was about eighteen tall erect and cheerful and his kindness in a classroom left a lasting impression on students including her younger sister who feared a whipping but received gentle admonition Harding later became President of the United States.
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United States
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Mr. Harding
Chinatown Dry Devils Booze Raid in Sun Gai Stores
Federal agents raided Sun Gai stores in Chinatown on South Clark Street and seized 72 quarts of liquor testing 99 per cent alcohol. They found cocaine opium and smoking sets hidden in ten pots. The alcohol had been shipped from San Francisco. Willie Wong is to be met by agents in Boise Idaho to explain the liquor and drugs.
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Sun Gai
Wong Man
Willie Wong
San Francisco
Boise
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New Coal Pier Near Completion In Baltimore
Tests of machinery expected to finish within two weeks before opening the Western Maryland Railway coal pier. Built on the Port Covington site of 1919 fire, the pier 70 feet wide and 800 feet long, extends from the yard with 123-car capacity. Loaded cars roll by gravity to a steep electric incline to a 118-foot dumper, 66 by 387 feet, dumping 25 to 40 cars per hour.
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Port Covington
Parade foot injury case limits spectator damages
Chicago March 18 The Corporation Counsel rules that spectators on parade sidelines cannot sue for injuries when police and firefighters are performing civic duties. Elinor Christiansen sued the city for damages after a mounted officer horse stepped on her foot at the Tiks convention parade.
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International News
Chicago
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American Tractors Spark India’s New Era
At the National Foreign Trade Council convention in Cleveland, May 4-7, speakers depict American tractors transforming India’s agriculture and infrastructure. Traders note entry strategies and challenges for expanding foreign sales, with emphasis on women-led teams and rural adoption.
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India
National Foreign Trade Council
Cleveland
Mrs Winifred Cooley Proves 19 Cent Diet Impossible
Mrs Winifred H. Cooley of New York tried a daily diet cost at 19 cents but could not sustain it. She lost two pounds before Columbia food expert Dr Ira Wise showed that 19 cents cannot cover current prices. She now says 24 cents is the minimum.
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Ira 3. Wise
Columbia
Madonna image sparks real life twin birth headlines
Chicago report says artist Claude Buck’s painting of the Madonna with the Christ Child stirred church debate over the exposed limbs. His wife Estril Buck Terkilsen has twins Bobby and Jule, reported to be doing well, and Buck hopes the real family will shift opinions.
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International News
Chicago
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Special Sale on Furniture and Piano Polish At Conrad's
A special sale offers a 60c bottle for 30c and a 25c size for ice with limited stock. The deal is at Conrad's Phonograph Store located at 11 No. 7 East Washington St. Act quickly before it ends.
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Fresh bread cuts easily when knife is heated
To slice soft bread without tearing heat the knife before cutting. The warm blade reduces sticking and yields clean slices. This simple technique helps bread stay intact and slice evenly for sandwiches or toast.
Keep Your Blood Pure Nature Will Do the Rest
Ad touts S. S. S. blood cleanser as a remedy for general weakness and poor appetite. Claims 90 percent of illnesses stem from impure blood and promises rapid appetite recovery and vitality. Invites readers to obtain a bottle at the drugstore and contact Atlanta medical adviser for literature and advice.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Stepmother Wins Custody of Children in Chicago
In Chicago on March 18 Judge Arnold of the Juvenile Court awarded custody of two young stepdaughters to their stepmother Anna Falco after a jury backed the decision. The couple, married six months, faced a custody dispute with the children's father Alphonsa Falco.
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International News
Chicago
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