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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1910
Page
8
The Prince of Wales is set to tour the British Empire after a directive from his father. The trip will encompass multiple colonies and dominions as part of a broader royal duties program.
More than 200 prominent men from eastern Ohio northern West Virginia and western Pennsylvania gathered at the Pittsburg chamber of commerce at the urging of Mayor William A Magea to back a waterway linking Lake Erie to the Ohio River. The plan envisions a $60,000,000 project with a Lake terminal at Archibald Harbor and drainage of the Neaver river to unlock giant potential. Short Feeding Policy noted as a separate comment. Jury clears in Chicago in the trial of Charles K Erbateln for bribery linked to Senator Lorimer case.
Fragmented wires recount a teen suicide in Nebraska with a Puerto Rico link and an oilport forecast. Other items note deaths of Brig. Gen. Vas Derowel in Rome, a Millsboro official, and a Chilean death amid a Washington dispatch. Columbus police trace poison in Florence Boer as inquiries widen among acquaintances and a missing physician. Congress expected to adjourn Wednesday for the holidays.
In Renton Harbor Michigan on December 19, 1911, Brother Benjamin leader of the Holy Rollers Religious Society presided over two weddings inside a single ceremony and another in the afternoon. Thirteen couples wed in one party and seven in another, challenging the colony’s celibacy doctrine. The event sparked rumors about love breaking with the faith and a notable member, poet William Hannaford, marrying for love. No honeymoons planned.
Alfalfa provides essential nitrogen and minerals for hens, boosting egg production and shell quality. It supports early growth, green feed when raised, and can lower grain costs by replacing part of the spring ration.
Fragmented reading on breeding value and heredity for farmers. It argues that total wire strength comes from ancestors, yet individuality remains valuable for selecting superior breeders. It emphasizes weighing proven lines against untried blood and cautions against ignoring unique merit in offspring.
Mr George C Wall visits Newark on business while Ball watches priced 20 to 60 dollars at Penns. Numerous local residents and visitors travel for holidays shopping, with Embossed Xmas cards, gold watches, and Howard watches advertised.
A string of social and business notes from Orrville and nearby towns describes a company trip to Orrville, celebrity sightings, and entertainments. Edward Pipes, a hill engine conductor, performed at a Modern Remedy Co. show and discussed plans for a comedy company road tour. Local residents, teachers, and visitors are mentioned with brief personal updates and health notes.
Plain colored silk scarfs and handsome Persian effect designs priced from 50 cents to 3 dollars. Available in various patterns and widths for daily wear and dress ensembles at the shop.
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