Extra Vote Offer Ends May 24 for Daily News Subscriptions
The Daily News announces a final bonus vote plan offering 26 000 extra votes for every five new six month subscriptions turned in by May 24. New yearly subscriptions count as two six months and new two year subs as four.
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Cuban star Almeida eyed by Browns as Boston blocks move
Report notes Almeida, a fast Cuban, is coveted by the Browns while Boston blocks the transfer. A separate item hints President Wilson’s somber mood stems from Washington’s absence for a month. Charley Ebberts Jr announces a new system to empty stadium stands on big days, citing Ebbetts Field grandstand plans that failed to meet a three minute emptying goal.
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Voter List Fragments for Applecreek and Nearby Areas
The document shows a partial roll of residents across Applecreek, Dalton, Justus, Mt Eaton, and Fredericksburg in District No. 7. Names include Carl Tracey, Warry Flory, Lloyd Scott, Clarence Jennings, Elmer Johnson, Carl Ryan, Russell Reed, Glenn Lauder, Jay Haley, and Wilbert Trubbell among others with house numbers and local wards mentioned.
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Voting contest page lists subscribers and votes totals
The Daily News and Wayne County Twice-A-Week Democrat present a voter contest with a long list of names and subscription figures. The notice outlines three voting periods, with the first period offering the largest vote allotment for subscriptions and arrearages paid, affecting both current and new subscribers across Wayne County.
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Eskimos Thrive On Untouched Arctic Diet
Harper's Weekly notes the Eskimo defies indigestion by eating raw blubber and walrus flesh. They cut fat into strips and swallow without cooking, with Eskimo children biting walrus hide and digesting it, while Americans face digestion issues from cooked foods.
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Gum Chewing Habit in the United States and Chicle Trade
The article notes over 30 million sticks of gum produced annually in the United States, all from chicle sourced from tropical gum trees. Chicle imports amount to about two million dollars yearly, fueling a large industry in southern republics. Spanish explorers observed indigenous chewing gum in the hemisphere since the fifteenth century, with gum chewing becoming widespread by 1876.
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Modern gum factory sparks demand for substitute item
The article notes that a prior substitute, produced before the modern gum factory, was better liked. Demand has since surged, forcing importing firms to scout markets and exploit tree growth to secure enough supply to meet current needs.
Freshman Wins Goldfish Eating Stunt for $450
A Boston freshman at a New England college accepted successive offers to eat goldfish in a glass globe, swallowing one after another to earn 450 dollars. The feat drew a dormitory chorus and a crowd of about 160 supporters at noon in the dining hall.
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No Joy Visit At Glasgow Theater Box Office
A Glasgow journalist wearing a disheveled appearance presented his card at the box office of a leading theater. The manager questioned his purpose and the journalist replied with a sharp remark before stalking out.
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Wooster Newspapers Lead in Circulation in Wayne County
The Daily News and the Wayne County Twice-a-Week Democrat dominate Wooster paper circulation with the Daily News having the largest share and the Democrat over twice any other local paper.
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Snyder buys Samuel Schmuck farm in Wayne County
W P Snyder & Son purchase the Samuel Schmuck farm along the Wooster Applecreek road near the Ohio Experimental Station. The property is praised as among Wayne county’s best and is now managed by Mr. Snyder. The sale was negotiated via Landes Real Estate. Johnny Evers negotiates with Boston for Hub Perdue release as stalling actions reflect demoralization.
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