Thirty six men die in Tiger Berwick collision off Isle of Wight
A collision between the torpedo boat destroyer Tiger and the British cruiser Berwick last night off the Isle of Wight costs thirty six lives, including Lieut ant Middleton, commander of the Tiger. In Peoria fire rages at Coring & Co. distillery threatening two bonded warehouses and vast losses may reach a million dollars.
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N. T. A. Club Hosts Delightful Afternoon
The N. T. A. club met yesterday at Mrs. Amanda Conrad's home on South Iowa avenue. Members worked on fancy crafts and shared a dainty lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crone north of the city hosted neighborhood youths Wednesday evening with party games and music, Ida Crone among attendees. Oratorio Society gathering at Mrs. Dwight Norton's home last evening was successful with plans for the future and a rehearsal of several choral numbers from The Redemption.
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Dr John M Driver Delivers East Asia Lecture Style
Dr John M Driver spoke on America Facing the East at the Graham on April 20 delivering a powerful oration despite a cold. He drew suspense with vivid imagery and local color, portraying historical and cultural themes with lifelike character portraits and a rich vocabulary.
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Doctor Driver
Lake Chetek Chautauqua
America
Far East
J. B. Nykirk
John M. Driver
Graham
Rev. R. C. Allen Earns Praise For Train Wreck Heroism
The Rev. R. C. Allen is lauded for his brave actions aiding a fellow passenger during a Missouri train wreck. He had preached at the Covenanter church here two weeks ago and is well known locally. Later reports say the injured man with a severed leg died last night at a St Louis hospital.
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Missouri
Mr. Allen
Covenanter Church
St. Louis
Local Residents Register and Visit in City Today
Miss Ruth Sumner of Fairfield registered at the Rest Room. Miss Anna J. Haskins of Brigh ton shopped in the city. Mrs. Bert Sands of Ainsworth visited relatives in town. Mrs. Ed Jacobs and children left for Keola after visiting friends here.
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Fairfield
Anna J. Haskins
Brighton
Bert’ Sands
Ainsworth
Ed Jacobs
Keola
Local residents visit city during daytime shopping
Mrs D H Miller and daughter Alma from southeast of the city shopped in town today. Dr BE Wickham returned last night from Chicago after a few days away. Mrs Seymour Martin and Miss Elie VanSickle visited in the city from West Chester. Mrs M P Watson arrived from Ainsworth this morning and spent the day here. Mrs Henry Crile returned home at Brighton after visiting her daughter Mrs Merton King.
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BE. T. Wickham
Chicago
Seymour Martin
Elie VanSickle
West Chester
M. P. Watson
Ainsworth
Henry Crile
Brighton
Merton King
New York April 3 Report on EuropeanTeacher Visit and Rail Wage Cut
News mentions Alfred Mosa levs expected arrival, 480 teachers from across the country plus New York groups to visit Europe under National Civic Federation guidance. Max well distributes applications. six weeks paid leave for successful applicants. Also notes Mrs. Roosevelt in New Orleans and a 16 percent wage cut by Wilmington City Railway affecting 200 people. The Horse column gives guidance on hay quality, dust, and feeding to prevent heaves, plus notes on Clydesdale stallions and crossbreeding aims in Iowa to merge Shire and Clydesdale traits while maintaining grey color.
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Alfred Mosalev
Shifred
United States
National Civic Federation
Europe
Maxwell
Iowa
Swine Herd Opinions and Worm Remedies in Hog Raising
A swarm of editorial notes argues farmers should favor larger hogs if the majority favors them, while not sacrificing quality. Worm infestations in piglets cause appetite loss and dull coats, treatable with santonine. Spraying hogs with crude oil combats lice. repeat applications recommended every six weeks.
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Harvey Jordan
P. G. Stone
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