One Solid Year of Achievement Congress Is Industrious
Rep. Simeon D. Fess reports a year of Republican reforms since March 4 1921. He highlights Budget Bureau creation, tax relief, veterans consolidation, agricultural rehab, highway funding, maternity legislation and foreign debt funding as proving a return to economy and recovery amid Democratic opposition.
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United States
America
Republican Congress
Wilson
Budget Bureau
Veterans Bureau
Amera
Congress
Republican Party
United States Congress
Executive Departments
Als
Solid
Democratic Party
It Pays to Advertise in The Steady Advertiser
The daily trip to the bank is highlighted as the advertiser’s routine. He is loaded with the Day’s final and takes pride in the profitability of advertising, noting the mutual dependence of The Pauper and The Paper.
Few Good Cooks Under Thirty
Ude recalls Regency era cooks at Crockford's in London and service to Louis XV, Lord Sefton, and the duke of York. He argues true culinary excellence requires more than youth while noting a non English cook and a guest adding pepper ruined a meal. The piece reflects on whether England produces great cooks before thirty.
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Ude
Crockford
London
Louis Viv
Lord Sefton
Duke of York
Windey
England
Acres of Peonies On an Iowa Farm
Lehigh Iowa June 17 Hundreds of automobile parties visited the George Davis farm northeast of town to view thousands of peonies in bloom. The couple, former Nebraskans, transformed a former stock farm into an acre sized flower bed with bulbs running into thousands. Mrs. Davis gives away thousands of blooms while selling many more daily, with an Omaha order for 10000 peonies last week. The pair value beauty over profit as visitors tour the grounds with pride.
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Mra
Clement Griffith
Wellston
Seiberts
Erdie Hotle
Paul Harvey
Preston Hoover
Porter
Griffith
Hoover
Mrs. Seiberts
Edison
Lehigh
George Davis
Mrs. Davis
Nebraska
Davis Farm
Early cricket mentions and monkish ball game image
The first known cricket reference appears in 1498 by John Derrick noting that he and companions ran and played cricket. An earlier Bodleian picture depicts a monk bowling to another monk about to strike, dated roughly two centuries earlier.
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John Derrick
Fellowes
Runne and
Phay
Bodleian
Oxford
Vacation Bible School Extends Two Weeks At Junior High
A daily vacation Bible school continues at the Junior High building for two more weeks. Open to children four to fourteen, it runs daily except Saturdays and Sundays with engaging teachers. Boys build bird houses and other crafts while girls weave dolls, raffia projects, and doll furniture. Parents are urged to attend and see the work, as this movement gains traction nationwide.
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Washington
Schop
Notice of Proof of Will in Washington County Iowa
An instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Absalom Anderson is filed in district court No 5170 March Term 1922 Washington County Iowa. The hearing to prove the will is fixed for Monday June 26 1922 at 10 oclock A M by order of Judge Charles A Dewey dated June 17 1922.
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Washington County
Washington
West Chester
Alice Reid Patton
Raymond P. Joseph
Thomas Patton
Morning Sun
Joseph
Last Ear
Hopkinton
Iowa
Absalom Anderson
Chas. A. Dewey
Sixth Judicial District of
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Rosemary Club
Dell Walker
Martin Koehler
Casper
Mabel Livingston
Hoyay
Carolyn McCleery
Livingston
Gladwin
Rebekah Lodge
I. 0. O. F. Hall
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Fred Foriash
Mildred Craig
Everett West
Olive Munro
Charles Rob
Homer Stephen
Harry Ward
Will Harwood
Commercial Club
Lawrence Wilson
Ella Link
Nellie Link
Mary Louise Harwood
Ralph Shannon
Marian Stewart
Joe Wright
Marion Work
John A. Babcock
Chicago
Wilbur Knapp
Sioux City
Rose Rathme
Smidt
Brooklyn
Slphroe
Davis Place
Cricket
State of
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