Church on Rollers Moves to Sit Easier Reach
When the first Catholic bishop of Cincinnati arrived in 1822 he found the cathedral in a hard to reach outskirts location so the church was placed on rollers and moved bodily to a more convenient site. Fox Found Everywhere in World, Says English Scientist Notes the fox is widely distributed and adapts to varied climates with little change in form or habits.
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Stew Gas Pains German Remedy Promises Relief
Adlerika washes out poisons causing gas nervousness and bad sleep. One dose gives relief at once. Baker's Drug Store in Stephens City by Steele and Brother druggists.
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Face Expulsion Over Refusal of Military Training Coursework
A college report notes expulsion for students who refused to take the compulsory military training course. Front row names Edward Lepen Cleveland, Richard Baumgardner Cambridge, Paul D. Sutley Columbus. Back row Donald Leach Columbus and David Telfair Sabina Ohio.
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Pickets Dump Milk as Strike Halts Chicago Shipments
Photo shows Wisconsin farmers dumping milk on a highway near the Illinois line as a strike blankets Chicago shipments. The action illustrates broad disruption from labor protest affecting dairy flow into the city.
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Supreme Court splits on New Deal's constitutionality in Minnesota case
Washington views the Minnesota mortgage moratorium as an emergency state measure with federal questions. Chief Justice Hughes and Justices Brandeis Brandeis? No, Brandeis is misattributed here. Brandeis and Cardozo cited as likely upholders. Majority and minority alignments suggest ongoing debate over New Deal validity.
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Chicago’s World Fair Quieted Yet Troubled by Costs
A Chicago correspondent reports a quieter interim at the Century of Progress fair with better foreign participation and plentiful hotel rooms but persistently high restaurant prices. He notes continued unsettled views on Insull, suggests receiverships and legal tangles, and contrasts abundant poultry with ongoing hunger, concluding things are not right yet.
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