Plan to finance growers of wool
A plan presented by B R Marshall of Salt Lake City as secretary of the National Woolgrowers Association outlines financing for wool growers. Under the plan a grower ships wool and draws against a bank-backed lading, with a draft maturing within six months. Rediscount eligibility by a federal reserve bank requires a three month maturity from re discount date. Washington delegates to the Democratic National Convention head for San Francisco led by A R B Titlow and favor McAdoo.
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Allaneing
Eerve’ Board
B. R.marshall
Salt- Lake City
National ‘Woolgrowers’ Association
Federal Reserve, Bank
Marshall
Harding
Federal Reserve Ac Ae
Madoc
Tacoma
Wash
A. RB. Titlow
San Francisco
Washington
William G. McAdoo
Titlow
Plague Visits Japan Rumors Reported in Tokio
A Sanitary report notes cholera cases detected in southern Japan with victims found locally. Officials urge vigilance as authorities monitor the outbreak and risks to populations in the region.
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Japan
Tokio
Outdoor living replaces old village sleeping habits
A rural shift described by a New York Evening Sun writer notes twenty years ago villagers feared night air and kept windows closed. Now open windows, outdoor eating, porch lounges, and outdoor sleeping have become common, with steps toward social changes as movies and music boxes draw families from parlor life to the drugstore social hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
New York Evening Sun
Omni
Yarmor
Villange
Booth
Tarkington
Rediscovery of Village Joy Through Photoplay and Graphophone
Twenty years ago there was no such joyousness in village life. Young girls wore new clothes, boys showed Langfroid style, and Mary Pickford curls appeared on screen. The screen and a girl vampish slouch defined a new youthful sophistication as photoplay and graphophones spread affordable entertainment to rural areas.
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Mary Pickford
Wood Strength Compared To Other Woods In 1910s Study
A Massachusetts Institute of Technology test compares balsa wood strength to spruce and explains the Ecuadorian wood’s low weight at 7.3 pounds per cubic foot while cork weighs 43.7 pounds. The report notes cellulose purity and cell structure as sources of strength. It also includes a broad literary homage to Lima, Peru, detailing its historical grandeur and regional contrasts.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lima
American Southwest
Sevilla
Sultana
Lina
Siesta
Sierra
Peru
Pasto
Las Charca
Neva Gastilla
Nueva
Toledo
Spain
Ireland
Palestine
Highly dangerous gas carbon monoxide used in warfare and industry
Article notes carbon monoxide a potent poison gas in war, yet impractical for that use. It highlights danger in enclosed spaces from leaks, vehicle exhaust, or mine/industrial fires. Describes a protective absorbent named hopealite for masks, blending manganese dioxide copper oxide cobalt dioxide and silver oxide, to absorb CO2 from breathed air, with moisture limiting effectiveness.
Art Campbell Ph. 33 Ave Sodas Phone 161 Cigarr Drug
Art Campbell is identified with a small business entry listing a phone number 161 and location Ave S. The fragment hints at a drug store or soda shop service. The brief item records a business card style notice from a local directory.
Ring Twice If You Are Lonesome L Rasmussen Weweler
L Rasmussen Weweler signs a brief romantic note titled Ring Twice If You Are Lonesome, reflecting a local literary snippet and author name in a column item.
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Federal Reserve Board
Flockmasters
Rexall
Milady
Ffor
Bath
Talo Jonthel
Bouquet ‘Dazura
Violet Dulce Talo
Majestic Pharmacy
Servicef
Buick
Gordon Auto. CO
Second Ave
Allman
Hele, 1
Udoerst, Uo Wiuboe
Ada
Youle
Glof
Art’ Campbell
L. Rasmussen
Twin Falls
Barber Shoe Company
First National Bank
Twin Falls, Idaho
F.F. Johnson
W.H. Eldridge
J. M. Maxwell
W. E. Nixon
H. L. Maxwell
A. Dorman Johnson
Eeus
Twin Falls Bank& Trust Co
Federal Reserve System
Jerome
Grenzeback Realty. CO
Idaho
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