Tenants Find Dynamite In City House on Cortlandt Street
L R Vining moved into 211 Cortlandt street and found seven sticks of dynamite in the cellar. Police concluded the explosives likely belonged to a former tenant and posed no Ku Klux or Black Hand plot. Speeding violations filled the docket with H C Knittle and Verne K Tennis cited for fast driving. bonds set at 310 each. Seven “sleepers” in jail signaled need for jail remodeling. most had no crimes but shared crowded conditions. Farmers reluctant to husk corn due to low wages, while Lutheran Brotherhood plans a 7:30 p m meeting at First Lutheran Church.
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L. R. Vining
Cortlandt Street
Hmit
H. C. Knittle
Verne K
Backdoor Caller Refuses 50 Cent Hour Job For Food
A hungry man visiting Mrs. F. O. Hitchins says he cannot work for 50 cents an hour on a short job and spurns the offered work. She notes many strangers come asking for food and some accept bread and butter while others insist on wages.
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F. O. Hitchins
Third Avenue West
M Hitchins
Pyramid Pile Suppositories Promise Quick Relief
An old advertising insert promotes Pyramid Pile Suppositories claiming swift relief from itching bleeding and protruding hemorrhoids. It urges asking a druggist for a free 0 cent trial box and provides the Pyramid Drug Co address in Marshall Michigan for mailing a sample.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
Imagination to Develop Child Health Fairy Visits Iowa Schools
Miss Anne Raymond arrives in Iowa this month under the state university to promote child welfare. Appearing before east schools she as Health Fairy urges harnessing children's energy for development and health, telling how to rebuild the health house brick by brick and guiding mothers and teachers through conferences on directing child interest away from destructive activities.
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Anne Raymond
Iowa
The
State University
East Schools
Miss Raymond
Health work urged to shape future through mothers and teachers
A Waterlo o program features Miss Raymond promoting health habits from school nurse work among southern mountain pupils. She aims to show mothers and teachers how to build lasting health routines, with plans to campaign in Iowa Pennsylvania Panama and beyond as letters from groups arrive nationwide.
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M Raymond
South
New York
Waterloo
Congress of Mothers
P.T. A
Mason City
Iowa
Pennsylvania
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