Emmanuel of Italy Takes Things Easy
Rome Italy Completely liberated from onerous duties King Victor Emmanuel divides time between coin collection and agriculture He is a noted numismatist with a vast collection Coins pour into the Quirinal from loyal Italians World War I veterans received large parts of his private property Castelporziano Tombolo and San Roscere estates are part of the holdings Castelporziano spans 12 000 acres 7 000 wooded acres An experimental center studies summer plants Queen Helen oversees work Wheat production reaches 75 000 quintals a year Tombolo reclaimed from marshland now yields two and a half quintals of sugar beets per acre San Rosore supports forests wheat maize sugar beets and grapes Crown Prince Humbert shows growing interest in agriculture Racconigi estate given to Humbert in 1930 Parks were turned to wheat fields in 1935 during imperial sanctions on Italy.
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Rome
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Victor Emmanuel
Castelporziano
Tombolo
Tuscany
San Rossore
Savoy
Europe
Queen Helen
Sen. Nazzareno Strampelli
Canada
Australia
Argentina
His
Prince of Savoy
Victor
Mussolini
Crown Prince
Humbert
Marie-Jose
Belgium
Racconigi
Piedmont
Maly
Ethiopia
Old English Salt Mortar In Eaton Rapids Drugstore Display
A wooden salt mortar dating to 1616 and made from maple wood by a Heaton ancestor now belongs to Eaton Rapids Mich druggist Harry G Heaton. The relic survived many generations and carries stories of its origin from John Heaton’s England homestead. It stands eight and a half inches high with a four and a half inch base and has darkened with age without any finish.
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Eaton Rapids
Mich
Old England
Harry G. Heaton
Heaton
Henry G. Heaton
Carson City
John Heaton
England
Potatoes Not Fattening Says ISU Nutritionist
Ruth Cessna a nutritionist at Iowa State College asserts that potatoes do not fatten the waistline. She notes that about 80 percent of a potato is water and compares a medium potato’s calories to a biscuit, French dressing, or an apple.
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Ames
Iowa
Ruth Cessna
Iowa State College
Christmas Dinner Guests Across Local Families
Social notes record Christmas noon gatherings at multiple households. Rev. A. R. Keiser hosted Clayton Tschantz and family from Ashland along with Wm Tschantz. Emerson Davis hosted Myron Davis of Cleveland Byron Weaver of Loudonville and William Weaver of Dalton. Allen Rudy hosted Warren Rudy and family of Cleveland Raymond Rudy of Canton Eugene Houghton. Fred Fahrney hosted Marietta Berg Walter Ott and families of Dalton and Marvin Reigle and sons of Beaver Dam. Harvey Eckard family observed Christmas with several relatives including Morris and Russell Eckard of Akron Merle Eckard Paul Crone of Massillon and Brenner family of E Greenville. Victor Houghton hosted Catherine O Donnell and daughter Sarah and Margaret O Donnell plus McLaughlin family and James Busse of Massillon and Warren Rudy and E Houghton.
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Emerson Davis
Rittman
Myron Davis
Cleveland
Byron Weaver
Loudonville
William Weaver
Dalton
Allen Rudy
Warren Rudy
Raymond Rudy
Canton
Eugene Houghton
Fred Fahrney
Marietta Berg
Walter Ottand
Marvin Reigle and
Beaver Dam
Ohio
Harvey Eckard
Morris and
Russell Eckard
Akron
Merle Eckard
Paul Crone
Massillon
David Brenner
Raymond Brenner
David
E. Greenville
Victor Houghton
Catherine O'Donnell
Sarah and
Margaret O’donnell
McLaughlin
James Busse
E. Houghton
Dinner Guests From Several Towns Gather for Gibson Home
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Willis Sellers and Mrs. Anna Tuttle with Mrs. Hazel Kirsch ner of Creston. Christmas day gatherings featured Chas Richards and daughter Norma with Frances Gibson of Canton, Merle Graber and family of Massillon, Ernest Brown and Ellen Brown of North Lawrence, Roxie Farmer and James Gibson.
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Willis Sellers
Anna Tuttle
Hazel Kirschner
Creston
F. E. Gibson
Gibson
Chas Richards
Norma
Frances Gibson
Canton
Merle Graber
Massillon
Ernest Brown
Ellen Brown
North Lawrence
Roxie Farmer
James Gibson
Miss Julia Houmard Dies at 79 Near Guineatown
Miss Julia Houmard aged 79 died Tuesday at her home four miles south of here from a complication of ailments after frail health. Her sister Mary living with her sustained a fractured arm earlier and was treated at Massillon hospital. Funeral services led by Rev. S. J. T. Flohr were held Friday at the Des Voignes Funeral Home with burial in Mt Eaton cemetery.
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Julia Houmard
Houmard
Guineatown
Here
Miss Houmard
Mary
Massillon Hospital
S. J. T. Flohr
Mt. Eaton
Desvoignes Funeral Home
Mt Eaton Cemetery
The Whigs and Tories in 17th Century England
The names Whigs and Tories emerged in England around 1680. The Tories were generally reactionaries, while the Whigs favored reform toward a more democratic government.
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Egland
OVRHAUL Motor Reconditioning Ad Promises Quick Relief
Interest to motorists centers on OVRHAUL a new product claimed to treat worn engine clearances. The mineral expands when heated and, mixed with oil, is applied on warm pistons to reduce compression loss and carbon buildup without car downtime. Customers report large savings and a money back guarantee at Boss' Blue Ribbon Service Station for $2.95.
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Boss’ Blue Ribbon
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Investi
Ale Gas Company
Goudy’s Furniture Store
Borden
Associated Companies
Ork’s Pharmacy
Emmanuel OF
A. R. Keiser
Clayton Tschantz
Ashland
Wm. P Tschantz
Reek
Eckard Bros
Mobil Products
First Savings & Loan Company
Massillon, Ohio
Lincoln Highway
F.O. Marty & Son
U. RS & Tru Cp
Studebaker
W. R. Nussbaum
Ford
Dalton, Ohio
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