Man with Two Wives Arrested in Kansas City
Peter Van Diest thirty five awoke in a police holdover to find he was married to two women after his first wife traced him there following his disappearance the day before. He admitted drinking and told detectives the second marriage surprised him and that he had planned a honeymoon trip to Denver before being stopped.
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Kansas City
Peter van Diest
van Diest
Velma Diest
Kan
Justice Court
Velma
Fern Wells
van Dies
Wells Bald
Artzina
van ‘Diest
Denver
Quarrel Between Young Lovers Ends in Suicide
A 20 year old Elmer Tippens killed himself with a .22 rifle after an argument with his girlfriend Lucy, whose age is 16. The note to Lucy blamed her for the breakup as the pair had quarrelled earlier in the day. Tippens lived with his brother in law and was unemployed.
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Washington
Lucy
Elmer
Elmer Tippens
N. E
Todd Place
Tippens
Iowa Hen Makes Up for Vacation Days
In Keokuk Iowa one of H B Hopps hens lays an egg daily. On her working days the egg is unusually large a double egg weighing about six ounces. The outer shell measures six by nine inches and holds another complete egg inside.
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Keokuk
Iowa
H. B. Hopp
Hopp
Visitor Held Thirty Days After Jail Entry
Fairmont West Virginia Harry Davidson entered the county jail as a visitor and was detained as a guest for thirty days. During the search guards found a half pint of whisky on him and he was fined one hundred dollars in addition to the jail sentence.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Harry Davidson
Rubber Tube Feeds Child in Ohio Hospital
Six year old Alan Holycross in Columbus, Ohio, has not swallowed food for 19 months after a lye burn damaged his esophagus. A rubber feeding tube connected to his digestive organs delivers liquid nourishment six times daily, with doctors hoping he may regain normal eating in six to ten years.
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Columbus
Ohio
Alan Holycross
Alan
Petrified logs may mark ancient fort near Karnes City
Four petrified logs, claimed as ruins of Santa Crus de Cibolo an old Spanish garrison, were found by Witte Memorial Museum explorers. The garrison reportedly built in 1734 by Governor Sandoval guarded the San Antonio to Matagorda Bay highway, per Col. M. L. Crimmins.
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San Antonio
Santa Crus de ‘Cibolo
Witte Memorial Museum
Karnes City
Sandoval
M.L
Milwaukee Man Given Five More Years After Burglary Conviction
William Lovely, 45, with twenty years already served in Wisconsin penal institutions, is sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary after conviction in Racine on a burglary count. Testimony stated Lovely drew a pistol on the arresting officer. the gun was stolen during a prior burglary of a Racine soft drink shop.
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Milwaukee
William Lovely
Wisconsin
State Penitentiary
Racine
Lovely
Night flight pioneers shaped coast to coast air mail route
Chicago reports a historic 1921 night transcontinental air mail relay. Pilots Ray Little Frank Yager Jack Knight and others flew unlit routes to prove night flying value and spur funding for airway lighting and improvements. The effort helped establish a corridor now carrying half the nation's air mail and enabling United Airlines to log over 6.5 million miles last year.
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Chicago
Congress
Ray Little
Frank Yager
Jack Knight
R. Lines
San Francisco
Farr Nutter
Reno
Jack, Eaton
Bill Lewis
Elko
Jimmy Murray
Cheyenne
North Platte
Omaha
Knight
Jack Webster
Cleveland
Ernie Allison
China
Alléghenies
Long Island
New York- Pacific Coast Airway
United Airlines
Eggs for market and for hatching explained by Cornell expert
Poultry breeder G. F. Houser of the New York College of Agriculture outlines that fertile eggs and proper nutrition determine hatchability. He notes weight, shank color, green feeds, cod liver oil, and milk in hens' diets can raise hatch rates by 5 to 25 percent under varying conditions.
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G. FE. Houser
New York
Eas College of Agriculture
Cornell
Barley Alone Not Sufficient for Fattening Turkeys
Wisconsin Agriculture expert says barley should not be used alone for fattening turkeys. He recommends combining barley with corn or with wheat and corn, plus milk and greens for better gains. Avoid new corn due to feeding issues. use dry old corn for best results.
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Halpin
Wisconsin ‘College “of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Agriculturist
Grain Feeding for Hens: Ration Affects Exercise and Egg Output
The article explains grain feeding in limited quantities aids hens by forcing them to scratch and work to find feed, boosting mash intake and egg production. It cautions against too deep or dirty litter, uneven timing, and excessive morning grain, recommending two morning feedings to balance exercise and appetite.
Lime for Shells in Egg Formation
The Southern Agriculturist notes hens need readily digestible lime for eggshells. Oyster shell and high quality ground limestone are top sources. domestic limestones rich in magnesium should not be sole sources. Experiments show ground limestone can match oyster shell in eggshell formation.
Fellows' Syrup Aims to Restore Energy and Nerves
A vintage advertisement touts Fellows' Syrup as a solution for fatigue, nerves, and irritability. It claims a single bottle boosts appetite and vigor, helping balance home life and work. The text urges readers to ask a druggist for genuine Fellows' Syrup.
Mother and Jack Consider Marriage After Catalogues
Dialogue shows a mother and daughter discussing a marriage proposal. The daughter notes Jack plans to ask, citing an interest in a carriage from a catalog as a sign. The exchange centers on domestic plans and hopes for a future union.
End Chest Colds Quick With Good Red Pepper Heat
Poverty nips many a budding genius in the bud. Why don't they arrest hucksters for disposing of green goods.
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Royal S. Copeland, Jr
Frank O'Bryan
University of Nevada
United States
O’bryan
Fellows Syrup
Jack
Bally
Alaiond
S. S. Shean
REA
O Street
Bertie
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