Florida tour with Indiana press leaders shows Fort Lauderdale boom
Hoosier reporters tour Broward and Miami with Thomas Stilwell, noting Ft. Lauderdale as gateway to the Everglades and a rising port. Highlights include the New River, Idlewyld subdivision plans, Miami aquarium, Flamingo hotel, Coconut Grove estates, Villa Vizcaya, and a Bryan home visit, with praise for Hoosier investment and community boosters.
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Broward
Ft. Lauderdale
Florida
Everglades
Thomas C. Stilwell
Anderson
City
Lindsay
Marion Chronicle
Miami
Buss Boy
Guy A. Hardy
Canon City
Griffith
Las Olas
President Harding
Mr. Stilwell
Mr. Harding
Broward County
J. E. Junkin
Kansas
Junkin
Indiana
Carl Fisher
Allisons
Polk
Flamingo Hotel
Ormey
Bedford
Crate D. Bowen
Frank Stutz
Aurora
Magnolia Park
Miamar
Crate Bowen
Bob Crandell
Royal Palm Park
Arthur Prior
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Jefferson
Cuba
Aquarium
National Geographic
Gulf Stream
South Beach
Miami Beach
Biscayne Bay
Miami River
Atlantic Ocean
Coconut Grove
Water Way
Arthur Curtis James
Fancy
James Deering
Vizcaya
James
Villa Serena
William
New Wheat Diseases Flag Smut and Take all Report
The article describes flag smut symptoms with black leaf stripe infection and dwarfed plants that rarely head out, and Take-all, causing patchy severe dwarfs, dark green leaves, crown browning, and spring tiller overgrowth. It also covers the striped cucumber beetle as a melon pest and a calcium arsenate gypsum mix as a control method.
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Gossard
Ohio
Italian Clover Seed Not Adapted to Indiana
Purdue University researchers report that imported Italian clover seed failed to survive winter in Indiana while native seed thrived. Italian plots dropped to zero by spring, native plots remained healthy. The study warns farmers to verify seed origin and notes a new Indiana law requiring country of origin labels. Caution is urged over a Chicago promotion selling dubious soil bacteria products.
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Indiana
Soils and Crops Department
Purdue Experiment Station
Lafayette
Italy
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ohio
North
South Dakota
Chicago
Gardner
Record Dry Weather in New York Prompts Prohibition Views
Henry Irving Dodge, Washington Irving kin and author of The Cry of Personal Liberty, favors prohibition and strict enforcement. He recounts a traffic cop’s blunt remark near a saloon set to reopen as a restaurant, illustrating police interest in enforcing the law.
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Henry Irving Dodge
Literary Digest
New York
Washington Irving
Skinner
Upper East Side
Prohibition Sparks Debate Over Liquor Saloons
Dialogue links saloon closures to reducing domestic violence and chaos. A speaker condemns liquor access as harming families while another notes the need to protect children and praises enforcement of the prohibition law by New York City police.
The Ole Elm O Modoc Local Poem
A rural period poem praises the Ole Elm of Modoc Indiana as a towering symbol outmatching distant giants and cities. The speaker celebrates the elm as a guardian landmark and imagines its speaking stories as the sun sets on the town.
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Boston
W. Clair Edwards
Modoc
Indiana
A Good Summer Medicine Advertisement
A summer bronchial cough disrupts sleep and drains vitality with hay fever and asthma seasonal foes. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound relieves raw membranes, stops throat tickle, clears wheezy breathing, contains no opiates, by W. W. Reed & Son.
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Foley
W. W. Reed & Son
Adv
Ad promises results in Journal Herald notice
A truncated notice for the Journal Herald advertises results by using an ad format. It hints at a promotional message urging readers to try the ad and expect outcomes. The snippet emphasizes sales or service results from placing an advertisement.
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Journal-Herald
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