Milk waste inquiry flags high prices in Lake County
In Lake County a probe into milk costs shows cans poured into sewers to curb supply and prop up prices. The Milk Producers Co operative Marketing Co with about 17 000 members across Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin reportedly shipped 1 700 cans of milk to Gary and Chicago areas a few days ago with spoilage averaging over 500 cans in April.
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New Urn Blocker Car Aims to End Mail Robberies
The New York Central railroad designs a fireproof burglarproof container car for the United States Post Office Department. It to be tested to stop postal thefts en route. The car carries large square steel safes that cannot be opened on the car, requiring moving two levers, one blocked by the car side.
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World tour veteran Kenry Stewart plans calm return for scout work
Ten years after starting his voyage to publicize the Panama-Pacific exposition, 64 year old Kenry Stewart visited Jerusalem and many major countries before returning to San Diego. Now at 74, he says he will settle down for a spell and devote time to boy scout activities.
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Proud Private Tiggard First Enlisted Aide to President
Private A Tiggard of the U S Marine corps becomes the first enlisted man to serve as President Harding's personal aide. A collision near Point Isabel Texas injures him after the election. Mrs Harding, impressed by him, arranges his transfer to the presidential yacht and he later accompanies the President to Hampton Roads for the Atlantic fleet review.
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Not at all The affair was off after all says Transcript
A witty exchange from the Boston Transcript notes the affair ended due to the girl’s fear rather than lack of support. The remark frames a society moral controversy with a sharp line.
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Toll exemption for American ships debated in Senate
The Senate interoceanic canals committee considers bills by Borah Jones and Poindexter to exempt American ships from Panama Canal tolls. President Harding favors exemption via a new understanding with Britain. In 1920 canal tolls totaled 10.9 million with American ships paying 4.7 million of the receipts.
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Wit and Humor of the August Senate in Einstein Talk
In the Congressional Record excerpt, senators trade barbs about Einstein's theory of relativity. Penrose and Williams mock colleagues for not understanding, noting a claim that only 12 people in the world grasp Einstein.
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Woman Ransacks World for Adornment
A National Geographic bulletin notes postwar tastes drive women to source luxury from distant lands. Ostrich fans, ivory handles, sable wraps, and 18 inch marten coats reflect global trade in exotic materials. Pearls from oysters worldwide and platinum from Colombé surface in high end jewelry and attire.
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Washington Discovers Hughes Warm Welcome Surprise
The new secretary of state Charles E. Hughes shocks Washington by his genial manner, dispelling expectations of a cold officious figure. Officials and senators recount friendly, open greetings and a contrast to the feared icicle image, noting his whiskers and approachable demeanor.
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