Mt Vernon Man Implicated in Newark Attaie Investigation
The Newark Advertiser reports a Mt Vernon man N. Rice and a companion, both fined $26 and costs in a police court Saturday for speeding. Rice bore the fine. It is claimed two young women took Rice’s car as a taxi and one forced the steering wheel and threatened to wreck the car to compel the driver to stop.
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Mt Vernon
Newark
N. Rice
Mt. Vernon
Costa
Rice
Gille Mle
Ths
Funeral for Clara Lamwen Died in Columbus at Eight
The funeral for the late Clara Lamwen daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Lamwen was held Monday in Belo at Miller Brothers' Chapel. She died Saturday afternoon while being treated for scarlet fever. The eight year old girl had been ill for some time and is survived by her parents.
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Clara Lamwen
Up de Spe
Jesse Lamwen
Coluutius
Miller Brothers
Ys Belo
M.S. Freon
Mra
Jesse Jaimson
Death Claims Mrs. Sarah Jane Perrine in Pleasant Twp
Mrs. Sarah Jane Perrine, aged about 70, died Saturday afternoon at her home in Pleasant township from complications of old age. The funeral is set for 11:20 in the morning on Tuesday.
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Sarah Jane Perrive
Pleasant Township
Swedish Steamers Victims of Teuton Submarine Warfare
Brookholin Sweden May 1 News that the Swedish steamers Vouter Mand Aspen uit Viken taden wily Brain Crow Engeond had been sent by German authorities Was receiver Bere and aid much indignation.
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Brookholin
Sweden
Vouter Mand
Aspen Uit Viken
Taden Wily Brain Crow Engeond
Authourines
Bere
Government to Build Plan to Boost War Production
A May report from Washington states the government outlines a ironclad program through Howard E. Coffin aimed at rapid war production. The plan seeks to produce at least 4,600 aircraft, educate 6,100 to 6,000 workers, and double capacity in the second year. Local measures include converting a Benaras temple for a monkey cult, reflecting broader wartime social shifts.
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Washington
Hermal
Hue
Comedi
Mational Wefrune
Howard E. Coffin
Manner of Council
Advie Fry
Look to Eternity Driftings of a Quiet Mind
An oblique aphoristic musings piece cites Carlyle on anchorage versus treacherous quicksands of the world and the vanity of drifting through life, stressing steadfastness and inner steadiness amid stormy ventures.
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Carlyle
Miss Atherton Steals a Car in a Country Chase
Miss Atherton borrows a neighbor’s auto during a breakdown delay and, after a brisk pursuit, races away along a country road. Coolidge catches the chase, learns of the mixup, and escorts her home while sparking a cautious romance and a tale of mistaken theft.
What Women Like to Know What Women Like to Know
Fashion note describes a skirt made of white washable plane cord with pearl buttons, large patch pockets, gathered back, detachable belt, striped waist, green or orchid options, wide white corded voile stripes, roll collar of white pique forming revers, bound bolo button, and a white belt. Design by Franklin Simon & Co., New York City.
To Mend a Tablecloth and Useful Forceps
Instructions describe repairing a torn tablecloth with Dian brankels net and darning for a durable fix. It suggests cutting squares from the best part to create serviettes, and highlights the usefulness of steel forceps to assist sewing and edge turning during mending.
Lettuce Growing Tips With Shade for Warm Weather
A National Emergency Food Garden commission bulletin advises shading lettuce in hot weather to prevent premature bolting and to ensure crisp flavor. It recommends a movable cloth screen, early seeding, thinning to eight inches, one foot row spacing, ample moisture, and careful cultivation for Romaine and head lettuce.
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National Emergency Food Garden Commission
Romaine
Presbyterians Seek Unity of Education Boards
The Presbyterian General Assembly considers consolidating the Board of Education with the Board of Colleges to unify Christian education. The 1916 plan aims for efficient administration amid a strong year financially and expanding church work in rural areas and public schools. The report notes world war impact on students, rural church development, and Bible instruction credits in public schools, with a fire damage update to local goods in Detroit.
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Iby Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Board of Education
Presbyterian
Board of Colleges
America
Philadelphia
Presbyterian General Assembly
Joseph W. Cochran
General Assembly
Board of Maneation
Lea
Colleges of Agriculture
Pennsylvania State College of Agriculture
Iowa State College of Agriculture
Assembly
Eigbt
Secondhand Goods and Iron Ore Found in Newfoundland
A garbled reflection on secondhand trade contrasts wealth classes with quotes from the Cleveland Plain Dealer about secondhand clothing furniture and books. The fragment ends noting that almost every known variety of iron ore is found in Newfoundland.
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Guclery
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Newfoundlard
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