Weights and Measures and Electric Units Placed
The text discusses cubic foot weight of water and various units such as the gallon and the ohm. It mentions grains, pints, and towers of measurement and references to energy and length units.
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
7
The text discusses cubic foot weight of water and various units such as the gallon and the ohm. It mentions grains, pints, and towers of measurement and references to energy and length units.
Judge Neterer of Seattle rules a soldier killed in battle may leave a final wish above departmental rules. The decision cites Caesar and Rome precedents and notes Miss Flemore Knupp and Ernest Charlton Mason cases as examples. The ruling emphasizes the primacy of a soldier's last testament in estate disputes.
A bronze tablet is placed in the main dining saloon of the Legion ship "American Legion" of the Munson Lines sailing between New York and Buenos Aires. The vessel carries an American Legion crew and the tablet venerates a historic act.
A tablet engraved with a dedication signed by the Legion's national commander was presented amid New York and New Jersey Legion officials and about two hundred guests. The report notes German poultry sent to France carried cholera, with infections and deaths prompting inquests. Paris Matin calls for a government investigation.
The American Legion adopts the white American daisy as its official flower after objections to the Flanders poppy. The Auxiliary adopts the poppy as its memorial flower. Artificial poppies made by ex soldiers in hospitals are sold on Memorial Day for the sick and wounded.
Alton Roberts of Marinette Michigan heads the Legion reception committees while a cake pastry scandal surrounds a planned angel food cake recipe found aboard the Foch during Marshal Fech and Marshal Joffre tours. Roberts seeks to prepare for eminent guests at the New Arteups convention in October.
A hotel man in St Augustine publicly apologized after hoisting a flag upside down in a protest over a carnival tent near his hotel. In Littleton two steeplejacks from the Local Legion post removed a damaged national flag from the courthouse dome. The county commissioners urged residents to hire steeplejacks if they wanted the flag replaced.
A long historical sketch recounts Lafayette’s 1824 visit to New York New Haven Newport and Boston amid ringing bells and public honors. It follows his reception in Charleston Marietta St Louis and other towns with church bells and civic tributes culminating in the Independence Bell of America signaling liberty.
Morvich the three year old colt famed for Kentucky Derby glory grew from rugged stock at the Napa ranch of A Bo Spreckels. He captured $102,000 in earnings with the Hopeful Futurity and Santa Stakes wins and later changed hands to Benjamin Blak of Chicago.
David Gardiner a veteran of Chateau Thierry St Mihiel and the Argonne signed for American Legion membership and a New York theatrical engagement on the morning of his release after 16 months in hospital.
The American Legion reports over 600 ex soldiers commissioned as postmasters since May 10, 1921. Montana votes to spend 15000 on World War memorials. Merchants use service flags to show ex servicemen employed. Commander Blantora RacNider invited to Memorial Day in St Paul. Milwaukee notes provide aid and loans to service members. A South Dakota auxiliary store funds comfort for disabled men.
In Millerton a new character joins the tale of the flapper ghost a large cat with web feet that waddles like a duck. A male guest staying at Theron Snyder house reports the feline apparition entered the room sat on his chest and performed a goosestep before he cried Scat and fled the room.
A vaudeville quip prompt elicits laughter as Romn engages a game of "the future greass" and counters a kid’s mock score with a blunt line. The exchange centers on a dominant display, the kid’s taunt, and a wry remark from a bystander.
Lew Kearney figures in Raleigh catching and power as homers rise in the Southern League. Ted Cather shines at third for Oakland, Clark and Hood trades swing rosters, and Ty Cobb remains a hitting icon with 5 hits in one day after 17 years. Roster shifts include Tipple, Shandling, and Gordy joining new clubs.
Players note the outfield tilts away from the infield after a heavy rain. Ariéz is held fast while the garden struggles to drain. Joe Tinker recalls a game once played here when moisture left fielders in water up to their ankles.
The column surveys varied sports news from Evanston to Iowa State. Purdue appoints a president while hiring a football coach. Jock Hutchison bows out of the British Open defense. Koji Yamada plans a Tokyo academy to train youths for international events.
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