Yellow Bellied Sapsucker and Purple Martin Habits
The Yellow Bellied Sapsucker measures about eight and a half inches with a red cap and a black breast patch. It ranges across the northern United States and southern Canada, winters widely to Costa Rica, and causes $1,250,000 in annual lumber losses from sap holes. The Purple Martin, about eight inches, breeds in the U S and southern Canada, winters in South America, and thrives near farms with nesting boxes boosting insect control, notably wasps and beetles.
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United States
Canada
Conta Rica
Progne Subis
Mexico
South America
Barrow
Cata
New England
Costa Rica
Rose Breasted Grosbeak and Cooper's Hawk in Rural Life
Describes the rose breasted grosbeak range from Kansas to southern Canada and its beneficial insect control including potato beetles and cucumber beetles. Details Cooper's hawk size, range, predatory habits on poultry, and notes hawks impact on game and birds. Includes older adage on patience in advertising.
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Kansas
Ohio
Georgia
New Jersey
Canada
Mexico
South America
Wicked boy keeps Tommy from Sunday school
A Sunday school teacher learns from Mrs. Jones why Tommy has missed classes. Mrs. Jones suspects Tommy’s mischief, recalling his attempt to draw a doll into a vacuum cleaner after a lesson on people being made of dust. The exchange hints at concern over Tommy's conduct and the class's influence.
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Goodleigh
Med award in death of Florence Hosmer's husband
Florence Hosmer was awarded a med in the death of her husband Dr. Giles Hosmer who died when his auto was struck by an interurban car at the Cleveland Painesville Eastern railroad crossing at Nottingham. The verdict came from a four juror panel in Common Pleas Court before Manuel Levine. Mrs. Hammer sued for 35000 dollars.
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Leatern We Pone News Berysor
Cleveland
Florence Hosmer
Giles Hosmer
Harry Kidwell
Johnson Road
Cleveland, Painesville & Eastern Railroad
Nottingham
Court of Common Pleas
Manuel Levine
Mra
Hammer
Inge and Vaughn Tragedy Near Wooster
Frank Vaughn of Chippewa stands at the scene after a car struck Carrie Vaughn age 60, severing her as a mother. She was hit by a C and W train near Inks and died en route to Wooster hospital. Vaughn rushed to the city upon learning of the accident.
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Uniph News Service
Woorter
Frank Vaughn
Chippaws
Carrie Vaughs
Inks
Wooster
Von
Vaughn
Joy Ridere KIN Man Died After Car Crash in Toledo
A man believed Herman Carlson of Spring City Pennsylvania died in a Toledo hospital after being run down by a joyriding party whose car fled the scene. A witness described a crowd of men and women inside the vehicle as it sped away leaving the victim injured.
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Toledo
Herman Carlson
Spring City
Pennsylvania
Ohio S. and Meet at Findlay State Convention
Leading Sunday school workers from Ohio will gather in Findlay June 20 21 and 22 for the annual state convention with top national figures contributing to the program. The event marks the Ohio introduction of new general secretary AT Arnold of Wheeling West Virginia. Dies From Injuries Cleveland Eddie Clark five dies after being trapped in a Del Rey apartment freight elevator. Police say he and a companion were playing on the elevator when it started.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Eddie Clark
del Rey Apartments
Doctor Convicted for Practicing Medicine Without License
Portsmouth court found R. Von Walden of Cincinnati guilty in common pleas court after a 15 minute jury deliberation. A mass meeting is planned between St Marys and Fort Wayne residents to promote a new railroad linking the two cities.
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Portsmouth
R. von Walden
Cincinnati
Common Pleas
St. Marys
Pt Wayne
Indiana
Ft. Wayne
Roses to Mark Years, Newark
Ninety five pure white roses will cover the coffin of Mrs. Sarah M. Jones a pioneer resident of Licking county who died at her home near Alexandria in Newark. Car Kills Two Boys Cincinnati Robert Strybel three of 2816 Erie avenue and his little cousin Joseph Cerwincki four of 2818 William street St Louis were almost instantly killed under street car in front of the Strybel home.
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Newark
Sarah M. Jones
Licking County
Alexandria
Cincinnati
Robert Btrybel
Erie Avenue
Joseph Cerwincki
Fee
William Street
St. Louis
Strybel
College Student Drowns at Campus Lake in Ohio
Zanesville man DeRose, 21, a Muskingum College freshman at New Concord, drowned while swimming in a campus lake. A companion from Pittsburgh, John Stoner, narrowly escaped death trying to rescue him after cramps. Hospital heads gather as Ohio state institutions board meets at Lima State Hospital to discuss cooperative aid.
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Zanesville
Guy DeRose
Woodlawn
Muskingum College
New Concord
John Stoner
Pittsburg
DeRose
Lima
Ohio
Lima State Hospital
Board of Administration
Falls Seventy Feet Dying in Port Homer
Steubenville resident Edward Goucher a 31 year old sewer pipe maker of Toronto fell seventy feet from an elevator shaft at Port Homer his plank broke under his weight and he died. A 25000 barrel Tidewater Oil Tank at Bellefontaine burned after being struck by lightning during a severe electrical storm causing extensive damage. Senator Pomerene of Columbus filed his renomination declaration with the Secretary of State Hildebrandt subject to the Democratic primary in August.
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Falla
Steubenville
Edward Goucher
Toronto
Port Homer
Big
Bellefontaine
Tidewater Oil Company
Pomerene
Columbus
United States
Hildebrandt
Recluse Found Dead in Mount Victory Home
Kenton district for many years a recluse, 65 year old Z H Gerwood was found dead in his Mount Victory residence. Despondent, he killed himself with a Tevolver. Catholics in Canton and Massillon plan a granite mausoleum in Calvary cemetery costing 20000 dollars with 600 crypts to be built next summer.
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Kenton
Z. H. Gerwood
Mount Victory
Crypta
Massillon
Canton
Calvary Cemetery
United Presbyterians Meet Opens in Cleveland
The eighty eighth general assembly of the United Presbyterian churches of North America opens at the First United Presbyterian Church in Cleveland. The final session is scheduled for May 29.
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United Presbyterians
Cleveland
Stty-eighth General Assembly
United Presbyterian Churches of North America
First United Presbyteran Church
Worker Injured After Sack Breaks During Handling
Roy Hursh suffered a broken bone in his face when a 100 pound sugar sack he was moving caused his hand to slip and strike his jaw at a Breaks Nowe location near Ashland. Medical aid was summoned and the incident is under review.
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Ashland
Roy Hursh
Elephant Butte Dam’s Vast Scale Highlighted In West
Corrying in Western Canada notes the rise of the cheese industry and hog market in Alberta and British Columbia. It highlights the Elephant Butte dam’s massive capacity and irrigation plans in New Mexico and Texas, alongside regional farming prospects and rising livestock prices.
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Canada
Nenda
Western Canada
Alberta
Denmark
Rocklea
P. Barns Company
Ant and crocodile tales illuminate animal strength and danger
A Spanish entomologist notes ants drag grasshoppers far heavier than themselves, illustrating prodigious strength per weight. Nearby in India villagers fence river bathing spots to deter man-eating crocodiles that pierce enclosures at night and snatch bathers.
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Inlia
Alto
Efficiency of Human Face in Work and Sight
The article cites Dr. William P. Cunningham noting that no stone crusher or mechanical device matches the force of human jaws or the precision of the human eye. It quotes satisfaction derived from productive work as a common truth for thinking men and women beyond domestic duties.
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William P. Cunningham
New York
Charles W. Hliot
Secondhand Car Sales Gimmick Sparks Weekend Banter
A crowd hears a blunt exchange about an old car marketed as a bargain. The dialogue mocks a dull weekend and a speaker jokes about a stale engine hidden by fresh paint. Mrs Diamondback comments on the scene as the audience endures a casual, satirical moment.
Not Guilty Yet Questioned For Fountain Mischief
In Trafalgar Square a man is found not guilty after magistrate questions his intoxication. He was seen throwing his walking stick into a fountain basin and attempting to lure a lion to retrieve it.
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Trafalgar Square
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