Homemaker's June tasks cut heat and effort at home
An article advises housewives to ease summer chores by using a wash machine, choosing simple dresses and no ironing, baking breads early, and cooking in bulk. It highlights economy of time and heat, substituting hired laundresses with labor-saving gear, and notes various social events and a recent wedding ceremony.
Couple to Make Yucon Oklahoma Their Future Home
Mrs Harry Roades of Kansas City hosted a wedding send off for Miss Martha Coates who sang O Promise Me. A host of young friends accompanied the couple to the train to wish them happiness as they depart for Yucon Oklahoma to begin their future together.
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Harry Roades
Kansas City
Martha Coates
Yucon
Oklahoma
DRY FORGES WORLDWIDE LEAGUE AGAINST ALCOHOL FORMS
The Anti-Gabon League of America forms the world league against alcohol aiming to spread prohibition worldwide. Four presidents are Idet Jones London Dr Robert Hercard Lausanne Dr Howard H Russell Westerville and Emil Vandervelde Brussels. Permanent offices to open in Washington with global representation including Canada Mexico Japan Scotland Ireland England France Belgium Denmark Switzerland Australia New Zealand Sweden Czecho Slovakia and Italy. Meetings every three years, first probably in October in Washington. The convention adjourned after endorsing a world liquor prohibition campaign. Minor local notes about residents in Twin Falls and Hansen accompany the report.
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Idet Jones
London
England
Robert Hercard
Lausanne
Switzerland
Howard H. Russell
Westerville
Ohio
Anti-filcan Teague
Emil Vandervelde
Brussels
Belgium
Washington
Canada
Mexico
Japan
Scotland
Ireland
France
Denmark
Australia
New Zealand
Sweden
Czecho-Slovakia
Italy
United States
Marriage by Proxy Faces Challenge in Divorce Court
The case involves Herbert Chaste and Charice Rid, with arguments over a proxy marriage. The court examines whether the proxy ceremony meets legal sufficiency in the divorce proceeding, while other details remain unclear due to the damaged text.
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Herbert
Charice
Witnesses Det Border Troubles in Ford Tribune Libel Suit
Mount Clemens Michigan June 6 Mrs Nellie F Austin of Bebistian Texas whose husband and son were killed by Mexican raiders on their ranch near the Rio Grande in 1915 testified for the defendant in Henry Ford vs Chicago Daily Tribune. Other witnesses followed Judge Tucker's ruling allowing testimony on border conditions to show general knowledge of the writer of the editorial Ford Is An Anarchist. The plaintiff completed direct testimony this forenoon.
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Associated Press
Mount Clemens
Mich
Nellie F. Austin
Bebistian
Texas
Rio Grande
Henry Ford
Chicago Daily Tribune
W. L. Conrad
Roscoe H. Smith
J. C. Tucker
Elinor Medill Patterson
The
Tribune
Count von Bernstorff
Washington
Patterson
United States
Germany
Turker
Boernatorst
Ford
Pink Organdie Incomplete Note
A fragmentary OCR item mentions Pink Organdie with unclear phrasing and names that are partly garbled, offering no clear event or outcome. The readable bits reference a sweet attribute and an act but lack concrete details to form a full news line.
Fragmentary OCR Makes No Coherent Headline
Readable fragments describe a noisy scene with unclear names or actions. Limited text hints at open discussion or hastily spoken phrases. No identifiable persons places organizations or events can be reliably extracted for a factual summary.
Bride Edith Nell Nichols A Home Nest Kitchen Gadgets
By Edith Nell Nichols A Bride a list of required kitchen utensils is provided including tea kettle aluminum dish pan aluminum preserving kettle granite coffee pot granite two saucepans tin two bread pans tin pie pan aluminum measuring cup aluminum flour sifter large tin spoon nest measuring spoon muffin ring granite butcher knife paring knife skillet cast iron mixing bowl earthenware egg whip can opener potato masher rolling pin broom grater electric iron ironing board
German trade secret on artificial mother of pearl discovered
London June 6 report reveals J. W. H. Dew a Royal Society of Arts fellow uncovered the process for manufacturing artificial mother of pearl. He worked through the war reconstructing the method step by step. The material is used for buttons dress trims and various articles. Before the war most of it came from Germany.
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London
J. W. H. Dew
Royal Society of Arts
Dre Déw
Germany
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