New York Street Orator Upends Night on Broadway Corner
An off Broadway street protester, a man who claimed to be a Honduras army major, lectured about submarine warfare and proposed poisoning the Atlantic to end the war. Police questioned him after he insisted on speaking without a permit, and he exited as an ambulance arrived.
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W York
Broadway
White Light
Honduras
United States
England
France
San Marino
Atlantic Ocean
Mexico
Wealthy Youth Robert Bandini Elopes With Mary Harris
Robert Bandini heir to about 300000 of the Bakers seven million estate elopes with Mary Harris a Santa Rosa preacher's daughter. They married secretly then returned to Los Angeles and learned the license had been filed. Bandini's mother Ruth McMahon opposed the match for over a year while attorneys battled over the estate.
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Anta Ana
Cal
Los Angeles
Robert
Stanford Street
Bandini
Ilarus
Ruth McMahon
Title Insurance Ny
Stubert Bandini
Alfredo Bandini
Arciilia Bandini Baker
Society Girl Enlists as Nurse Aide for War Service
Ella Farr daughter of Merton E Farr president of Detroit Shipbuilding trains for Red Cross nurse aide duty. She may go to France with Harper base hospital unit leaving soon, after studying hospital duties at Newberry House Strangers to avoid distractions. brothers' enlistments inspired her decision.
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Ella Farr
Merton E. Farr
Detroit Shipbuilding Company
Putnam Avenue
France
Harper Base Hospital
Miss Farr
Ine
Angus McLean
Wcisel
Newberry House
Red Cross
Miss Parr
Rothe
Fort Sheridan
Everett
Williams’ College
Weeds as Table Aid Urged to Fight High Food Prices
Weed expert Mrs W K W Th urges housewives to use ten common weeds for food listing dock nettle sorrel purslane milkweed lambs quarter pigweed marsh marigold brake fern and dandelion. City households only three dock dandelion lambs quarter usable. others found in country areas. Weeds provide minerals and nourishment when cooked with fat.
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Lamb’s-Quarter
Merchants Convene Through North Carolina at Wilson
The fifteenth annual North Carolina Merchants Association convention will be held in Wilson on June 19 2021 with R L Poston and J Paul Leonard from Statesville guiding plans. Governor Bickett and Insurance Commissioner Young will speak on patriotism and fire safety. Meanwhile efforts to drive cattle ticks from six northern counties proceed with dipping vats planned in Pasquotank Perquimans Camden and South Mills with local farmers W G Ferebee Anson E Cohoon and Jesse Williams involved.
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Statesville
North Carolina Merchants’ Association
Wilson
R. L. Poston
J. Paul Leonard
State Association
Messrs. Poston
T. W. Bickett
James R. Young
Elizabeth City
North Carolina
Albemarle Sound
Pasquotank
Perquimans
Camden
Arthur J. Kinlands
J. W. Buchannan
H. C. Ferebee
South Mills
W. G. Ferebee
Anson E. Cohoon
Jesse Williams
Market News Bureau Opens In Elizabeth City
The government market news bureau, meant to aid potato growers with price and movement data, reopened May 31 in the county agricultural agent’s Kramer building and will issue the daily report at 2 30 PM. The head said the service will reach every interested grower in the state. A separate note reports NC Congress members asking for a NC cantonment site with two favorable options to be inspected by officers. A Raleigh tornado event caused damage and power loss in Wake County with high wind speeds and destruction.
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Elizabeth City
Government Market News Bureau
Kramer
Julian Smith
Federal Department of Agriculture
Washington
North Carolina
Congress
Wood
Wake
Raleigh
Wake County
North Carolina Briefs Highlight Public Health And War Efforts
Sanitary inspector John M. Mathews will show dairy producers a homemade steam sterilizer to improve milk supply in Goldsboro. Burnsville native Lawrence B. Ray, a former armed guard member, recalls serving on the Silver shell that sank a German sub. A Fayetteville Cumberland county Liberty League formed to advance war efforts. Lieut Gov O Max Gardner spoke at Scotland Neck High School commencement. 1917 18 automobile tags arriving. secretary of state notes white tags with blue NC monogram for easy distant viewing.
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Goldsboro
John M. Mathews
Wll
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lawrence B. Ray
Burnsville
N. C
Liberty League
Fayetteville
Cumbérland County
O. Max Gardner
Scotland Neck High School
Commencement Address At Chapel Hill Weighs War Motives
Secretary Baker calls for organized war effort by ten million men and condemns Germany’s state philosophy. He warns no American soldier should take life of women or children and urges duty, learning, and unity as Daniels hands out diplomas to graduates.
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Baker
Daniels
Chapel Hill
Newton D. Baker
University of North Carolina
Belgium
Lusitania
Europe
Christendom
Germany
America
Josephus Daniels
Graham
Navy
United States
Cooking and baking tips from a vintage newspaper page
A long, practical recipe layout covers doughnuts with sour cream and sour milk, a Swiss salad dressing with honey and olive oil, and multiple dishes including halibut casserole, chicken a la king, steak with tomato butter, ham with onions, scalloped mushrooms, whole-wheat bread, and soft pone. It blends cooking steps with quotes and general kitchen advice.
Rocky Mount to host charter meeting for Red Cross Chapter
The Rocky Mount Red Cross Chapter charter arrives and a Monday afternoon meeting invites all city residents to join. Officers will be elected and chapter duties outlined. the chapter serves Nash county and Rocky Mount.
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Rocky Mount
Rocky
Every Scout to Feed a Soldier War Service Plan
National Boy Scouts executive board adopts a war service resolution to mobilize 210 000 boys and 58 000 men for home gardens with the slogan Every Scout to Feed a Soldier. Cooperations with Agriculture Red Cross and Navy aim to extend gardens, support red cross relief, and organize emergency coast patrols.
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Boy Scouts of America
National
New York
Navy Department
Department of Agriculture
American Red Cross
Congress
Germany
National Council
American National Red Cross
Red Cross
The Scouts Religion and Moral Training
The Boy Scouts of America insist that boys grow into better men by honoring God and country. The oath links duty to God with citizenship while the movement remains non sectarian, guiding each boy through affiliated religious organizations for spiritual education whether Catholic Hebrew or Protestant.
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Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout Movement
Inauguration Crowd Help From 100 Scouts in Trenton
During Governor Holge's inauguration in Trenton New Jersey a hundred scouts directed delegates to the capitol guided travelers at rail yards and aided traffic officers. A triangle formed behind the reviewing stand kept the crowd from pressing the new governor as he moved to the stand. Police and many individuals praised the scouts for their faithful service on a cold day and the governor expressed satisfaction with their sturdy conduct.
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Holge
Trenton
N. J
Things Scouts Can Do for Food Production and Conservation
Scouts organize hiking parties to promote food production and conservation. They distribute literature to truck farmers, urge county fairs to offer premiums, and work with fair boards to encourage farming. They report poor crops to the State College of Agriculture and seek literature, coordinating with national programs and local papers for merit badges.
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County Fair Board
Fair Board
State College of Agriculture
States Relation Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
D. C
National Council
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Lallow
North Carolina Briefs
Daniels and
War
R. W. Emerson
Asheville
North Carolina and
South Carolina Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Battery Park Hotel
Grace Abbott
U. S. Department of Labor
North Carolina Association
Grove Park Inn
Max Gardner
Duplin
Wallace
Kenansville
Duplin County
County Board of Education
BOY Scouts
National Council of the Boy Scouts of America
the Scouts’ Religion
Nees Mae Wet
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