Opportunity For The Boys To Grow Corn In Nation
Washington June 21 The Department of Agriculture promotes Boy corn clubs urging youths to grow corn and become official seed growers. Aimed at doubling the American corn crop, it envisions a nationwide program with county champions touring Washington meeting the President and receiving diplomas. A bulletin titled How to Grow an Acre of Corn outlines profitable seed breeding and distribution. Boys are urged to write to the Office of Corn Investigations for details and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Horace Greeley
California
United States
National Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Office of Corn Investigions
Washington, D. C
Tt In
Congress
Memphian Opens Regular Manchester to New York Service
London reports the White Star liner Memphian inaugurates the first regular Manchester to New York service. The Memphian is scheduled to sail every three weeks, marking a historic expansion in transatlantic travel and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
America
White Star Life
Manchester
New York
Mistakes That Are Seen In Papers Once In White
A Newark Advocate reader recalls typographical slips in wedding reports and political notices. Errors range from "bouquet of white tones" to "unhappy couple left at 10 p.m." and a misquoted campaign line. Obituary headings and garbled phrases like "rider of the pale horse" show how a stray comma or misprint changes meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Advocate
The
Advocaté
Newark
Marshall
Sald
Ike Bam
Finotype
Lord Palmerston
Miss Loretta Taugher Shower Plans Unfold In Society Notes
Miss Loretta Taugher will marry Joseph Fison of this city. A L C B A shower at the K of P hall drew about seventy five guests with dancing and a buffet lunch. Other items note Bert Myers wed Mary Buzzard at Vine Street Church of Christ and William Parker wed Mike Massart in Mt Vernon. Rebekah Lyman Lodge hosted forty at Brandon Centertown meet. E B B Club met with Mrs Dennis for an afternoon with elegant refreshments.
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Miss Taugher
Loretta Taugher
K. of
Misé Talligher
Joseph Fison
Fragments Hint at Unseen News in Fragmented Text
A garbled OCR fragment mentions greetings and a few stray phrases. Names, places, dates, and concrete facts are absent, leaving only partial, unclear references and nonstandard wording without a discernible event or outcome.
Mt Vernon Details From Local Visitors and Trips
A roundup of Mt Vernon news items notes visitors from Mans Held and Coshocton, several trips to Columbus and Canton, and relatives staying with locals. The report lists numerous residents and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Meyers, Mr. Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Starr, Mr. Von Wickiin, plus others from Danville and Utica visiting for short stays and attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Meyers
Mans Geld
City
Frank H. Gregory
Sandusky
Mt Vernon
C. K. Starr
Mans
Mt. Vernon
Thomas Weet
Coshocton
A. C. von Wickiin
East Vine Street
Charles Smucker
Newark
Joe E. Hainer
Owen McKenna
O.—Newark
Mixa Ellen Mills
Cleveland
Hyman
Columbus
Irene and
Rose Weaver
Denville
Ailing Women of Middle Age Seek Relief in Pinkham’s Product
A Fleetwood Pennsylvania letter describes relief from menopause symptoms after using E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The writer reports headaches night sweats backaches and anxiety improving and claims no doctor visits since starting the remedy. The ad promotes the product as strengthening the female body during the "great change."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleetwood
E. Pinkham
Mia
Epwago
Foul Conditions Found in Sing Sing Prison
The Westchester grand jury has urged abandoning Sing Sing and building a new prison after reporting vermin infestation in cells and bedding. Officials note housing capacity at 1,200 but inmate totals long exceeded 1,500 to 2,000, with dangerous pairings and tuberculosis cases housed together. The matter of Warden J. S. Kennedy remains under review.
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White Plains
N. Y
Dune Grand Jury
Sing Sing Prison
Tompkine
Supreme Court
Bing Sing State Prison
George W. Blake
Sulzer
Kennedy
Courts May Test Mothers Pension Law In Courts
Columbus June 20 validity of the mothers pension law may be tested in the courts before taxes are collected to aid needy mothers. Attorney General Hogan and a Hamilton county court say the new Divid relief law is invalid. If a suit starts to test the act's validity it will be in common pleas courts to enjoin a tax levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Hogan
Hamilton
Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Erie Railroad Telegraphers Strike Averted
An agreement to avert a telegraphers strike on the Erie railroad ended weeks of talks between the telegraphers conference committee and company officials. The deal is retroactive to May 1 and promises an average wage increase across the system.
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Erie Railroad Telegraphere
Te of Wagal
Erie Railroad
Bill permits making of beer and wines
Washington June 20 Senator Works of California announced a proposed constitutional amendment to wipe out the manufacture production and sale of distilled liquors in the United States the bill would not prohibit beer and wines and will be introduced in the senate tomorrow Works said the plan followed advice from Professor R S Benson of Portland a noted expert on alcohol and its effects
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Washington
Works
California
United States
Senate
King Biennnre
Profesor R. 8
Benson
Portland, Ore
Local residents travel and visit
Mr Joseph Levison will leave this evening for Cleveland to make a several days business visit. Mrs Claude Wise of Danville underwent an operation at the Mt. Vernon hospital Friday. Mrs Lawrence Mitchell of Lock spent Saturday with relatives in Mt. Vernon.
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Mra
Ira Shoup
Portsmouth
Ohio
Mt. Vernon
Mra. Simmons
Near Lock
Mt. Vernon Hospital
RB. D. Wirst
Canton
Vernon
Mesars LeRoy
William Fowler
West Cairo
Danville
Lorain Potter
Carl Potter
F. R. Tilden
Utica
J. M. Con+roy
St. Clair
Kansas City
Viswt
Murdoch
Gunn
North Sandusky
Lloyd M. Bell
Centerbury
Thi City
Bell
W. L. Malntire
Burbank
Louis Montgomery
West Chestnut Street
Jacob Roas
Wooster University
P. D. Strasbeugh
Claude Wise
Edward Nagel
Lima
St. Marya
Mr. Nagel
Charles F. Burgoon
Gambier
Denver
Colorado
Mission
My. Burgoon
Bexley
C. P. Ruch
Akron
E. W. Ogg
West ‘Vine Street
Ravenna
Amy McKeegh H. Wagner
Cleveland
Ahern
J. £. Sapp
W. A. Paxton
Jamestown
Old
Scott Hogue
Walter Hogue
Charles W. Hayes
Guy *Taylor
Clifford G. Hunt
William Appleton, Sr
Hunt
Delaware
Uniform Bank
K. of P
H. Stevenson
L. W. Armentrout
G. JW. Snyder
Wooster
Vislt
Mra. C. W. Bebuts
Carl
Peryaville
Joseph Levison
Lawrence Mitchell
Lock
Mt.Vernon
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Congressman Taverner
Red Ozs
President McAleer
Jim
Maine Woods
Rebekah Lodge
Lyman Lodge
Rebekahes
Brandon T
Brandon
John Dennis
East Front Street
Denry
Raymond Mollyneaux Hughes
Miami University
Grand Jury
Paris
Home Journal
Ladies’ Home Journal
J. S. Ringwalt Co
Marysville
Henry James
John O'Brien
Dayton
Pionia
Bill
Senator Works
Charles William Burkett
Back Country
Burkett
Virginia
Maryland
Ily
Splendid Farm Journal
American Agriculturist
Democratic Banner
Gambler Poultry Market
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Tougher’s Drug Store
East Side Public Square
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