davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1927-07-22

The Marketin Bureau of the Del
Mar-Va Eastern Shore Association
in cooperation with and assisted by
the Maryland Department of Mark
cts and the Bureau of Agricultural
Economics, is maintaining the Mark
citing News Office at Pocomoke
City, Md. The service covers the
entire movement of potatoes, sweet
potatoes, cucumbers and cantaloupes
from the Del-Mar-Va Peninsula.
The Bureau of Markets of Mary
lany has just issued a booklet con-
tanning Recommended Standards
for Grading, Packing and Inspection
of Maryland Fruits, Vegetables and
Eggs. The specification and de-
finitions included in the book are
recommended by the U. S. Bureau
of Agricultural Economics.
A conference of growers, shippers,
storage men, extension agents and
specialists, bankers, railroad men
and other interested in the sweet
potato industry of the Del-Mar<Va
Peninsula will be held on Tuesday,
August 9th at Pocomoke, Maryland.
Many such conferences are being
Milford chronicle., 1927-07-22
WEEKLY FARM NEWS

At the American Institute of Co
operation held recently in Chicago,
Chas., w. Holman, Secretary of the
National Cooperative Milk Produc-
ers, Association, declared that
American dairy farmers came thru
the postwar agricultural depres-
sion in better shape than any 9TH
ers in the large producing groups.
They were able to do this because
of self-help in the marketing of their
products, and by national organizat-
ion to protect their interests in the
same manner that big industrial
groups have been ablue to maintain
prosperity. He further asserted
that organized dairy farmers of
this country are committed to a
policy of tariff protection on their
products and on completing facts,
and that the greatest menace to the
continued welfare of the industry
lies in the possibility of greatly
enlarged imports of vegetable oils
from the Orient and Africa"
Milford chronicle., 1927-07-22
"INSIDE" INFORMATION

There are three points to remem-
ber, in preparing vegetable dinner.
First there must be a variety of
flavor. So far as flavor is concern
ed, good combination is onet mild
Favored vegetable, such as potatoes
of Lima beans; one vegetable of
pronounced flavor, like cauliflower,
cabbage, or onion; one which is
either sour itself, or may be served
with vinegar--spinach, or beets, for
instance. Second, there must be
variety of texture. Variety in tex
ture is obtained by having one vege-
table withe crisp crust, like corn
fritters, or scalloped tomatoes; a
second vegetable served with sauce;
and a third simply cooked in water,
as peas, or string beans, are usually
cooked. A raw vegetable, such as
celery or radishes, lends still further
variety. The third point to remem-
ber in connection with a vegetable
dinner is to include some protein
foods in the meal. AS rule, one of
the vegetables should be beans, or
peas, which are comparatively rich
in protein. Or one of the vegetables
may be served with a protein food,
such as cheese, milk, eggs, or chop
ped meat. Examples of vegetables
combined with protein foods are
green peppers or tomatoes stuffed
with a meat mixture, cauliflower or
potatoes scalloped with cheese,
spinach with hard-boiled eggs, and
sweet corn pudding made with milk
and eggs.
Cottage cheese is high in food
value. 1t contains all the constitu-
ents of milk, excepting the cream.
Like milk, cottage cheese is a source
of protein, which is used to rebuild
and repair body tissue. There are
many dishes which can be made
with cottage cheese. Cottage cheese
served plain is especially pleasing
IN summer. Many people like it
with rich cream, and little salt. or
with cream and sugar. Sour cream,
or melted butter, improves the fla
Vor OF cottage cheese, and increases
the food value. Cottage cheese
makes a delicious sandwich filling,
especially for the picnic season of
the year. For sandwiches, moisten
the cheese with sweet cream, and
flavor it with little chopped pars-
ley, chopped or sliced olives, sliced
celery, pimentoes, horse-radish,
Spanish onions, pickles, or nuts.
Some people like the flavor of cara
way seeds in cottage cheese. This
spread is equally good on white
bread, rye bread, nut bread or
brown bread.
Milford chronicle., 1927-07-22
FARM INFORMATION

The Bureau of Dairy Industry of
the United States Department of
Agriculture estimates that the cow
testing association costs the mem
bers less than ont cen per day per
cow on the average.
1t is well for the hog grower to
select from his pig crop each year
if possible, few gifts that will i'm
prove the breeding herd. An out
standing animal may sometimes be
picked out soon after weaving, but
generally it is best to wait until the
pigs are from to 6 months of age.
When weather conditions such as
hail, drought, or frost prevent the
maturing of corn for the silo, it may
be cut while still immature and pro-
duce a fair grade of silage. A good
practice is to mix such corn with
some which is more mature. Silage
from immature corn will be more
sour that usual and more laxative
when fed in large quantities,
trouble that can be avoided by care
in feeding.
Cleanliness is absolutely essential
to the successful raising of calves.
Nearly all disorders or diseases OF
the calf are caused either directly or
indirectly by lack of cleanliness, 1t
is important that all milk and other
feeds be fresh and clean. Keep calf
pens clean and filled with plenty of
dry bedding. Exercise great care in
washing the calf pals. Scald these
thoroughly with boiling water, or
sterilize them with steam if possible.
Remove discarded feed from the
feed boxes, and thoroughly brush
and clean the boxes each day.
Farmers who want a copy of the
new1926 Yearbook of agriculture
had better write their congressman
at once. About 100000 copies of the
book will be printed and most of
these will be distributed by Repre-
sentatives and Senators, each of
whom is allowed about 400 copies.
Specialists have found that the
meat proteins not only have as high
food value when eaten in a mixed
diet as when eaten alone, but that
they greately increase the nutritive
value of cereal or vegetable protein.
Thus the proteins in the bread of a
ham sanwich become more nutrit-
ions when aafpO in rom hin fi0n
with the meat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-30

The development of the New Hudson just de-
scrbed led, also, to the creation of smaller auto
mobile counterpart in general appearance, in
smoothness, comfort, quality, easy riding, and
safety. 1t is the New Essex Super-Six
1t, too, has stamina 1t is capable of 50 miles an
hour all day long if you want that, yet that is far
belowits maximum speed 1t has great fle1bility 1t
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eminimumof attention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-30
md Now Also An Essex Super-Six
At a Price Within the Reach of Millions

The bodies are in keeping with its chassisbeauti-
full in line, finish, upholstery, fittings, and colof
To those who require two automobiles 1t makes
the ideal companion Of the larger. Throughout.
it matches in material and workmanship the stand
ard set in the larger Cat.
The Essex Supcr-Six, now on display, will sell at
little more than you pay for any "fouf".
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22

va szolgalt lelki epiilesinkre, ami
don az egyhaz lelkesze igyekezett
scent beszed kereteben rea mu-
tatni ARA, hogy az listen nagyon
sokaig hallgatott, de miutan ko-
nok nemzetiseg oft zokogott Ia
bainal, az id6k teljessegeben ell
kuld0tte scent Fiat az emberiseg
megvaltasara S ICY minden egyes
advent eI0vetele AIT jelenti, hogy
listen vi probat tesz veliink oyer
mekeivel, hogy 6t meglassuk, az
tan vele kezet fogjunk es rea bo-
ruljunk, vagyis tamaszkodjunk,
stb. Aztan mint minden vasarnap,
ugy most is vasarnapi iskolas
n0vendekek csoportja "Zapor-
kent hull maid zaldas' cimii
enek. eleneklesevel emeltek adven-
lti istentiSZteletunk fenyet.
Este megint tartottunk vallasos
el5adast, amely alhalommal Jezus
sziiletese lett bemutatva vetitett
kepekben es bo magyarazatok-
kal kiegeszitve.
Karacsonyi szineloadas. Mire G
tud6sitasunk megjelenik, akkora
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22

ra mar iskolas novendekeink tel
jesen keszenletben lesznek anna
ket karacsonyi szindarab ibetanu-
lasaval, amelyet karacsony els6
napjan ohajtanak eloadni hatal-
mas tegla templomunk alatt levo
auditoriumban kozonseg szora-
koztatasara.
Egyhazunk eme gyermek gar
daja ket alkalmi szindarabot fog
el6adni es pedig: "A karacsonyi
csillag'', amely harom felvonas-
boil all es amelyben mint egy 35
gyermek fog jatszani, mig a ma
six egy ket felvonasos szindarab
"Szeresd felebaratodat''. Ebben
csupan csak hat szereplo jatszik
ICY t0bbiek az eloadas k0zben
szavalatohkal es enekszamokkal
fogjak sz6rakoztatni k0zonse-
get. Ha egy kellemes karacsonyi
szorakozas utan vagyakozik, ak
kor j6jjon Ell megnezni reforma
tus egyhaz gyermek sziniel6ada
sat es mi garantaljuk, hogy azo1
j6l fogja magat erezni. Az el6ada'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22

HIREK A TARRELL.sHARoNI MA
GYAR REToRMATuS EaYHAz
K0REB0L.
6ozli: v6cssy A. Jsn6, ref. lelkesz.

K6REB6L.
6ozli: v6cssy A. Jsn6, ref. lelkesz.
Karacsonyi aldozas. Ertesitjik
mindazokat, akiket ez a dolog Err
dekel, hogy reank k0vetkez8
vasarnap, azaz Jezus Krisztus
sziiletesenek 0r0k emlekiinnepen
egyhazunk kebeleben pont 1Osora-
kor fogja venni kezdetet az iinne-
pi istentisztelet es .ezzel kapcso-
latosan az Urnak scent asztala is
meg lesz teritve, keszitsek magu-
kat a buzg6 hivek, hogy melto
vendegeknek talaltassanak. Ezen
iinnepi istentisztelet elott, vagyis
9-t0l 10-ig vasarnapi iskolat tar
trlnk, a templom alatt lev6 audi
t6riumban. Zongorazik Nemeth
Juliska es tanitanak: Mt. Vecsey
A. Jen6ne, Kish Juliska es maya
lelkesz.
Kegyes adomanyok. Advent ne.
gyedik vasarnapjan k0vetkezd
testvereink fizettek be ere az ev.
re egyhazi jarulekaikat: $500 Or.
ban M6zesne, 800 Kish Julianna
Macy Mariska es F6nagy Janos
es csaladja, 400 Kovacs Andras
ne, LOO Balint Gyorgy. Fogadjal
testvereink eme j6tekonysagukert
az egyhaz >halajat es elismereset
Miutan hatralekosok szama
b6vecsken van, ICY ARA kerem az
egyhaz tagjait, hogy eme egyhaz
k0telezettsegiiknek -szivesked je.
mex eleget tenni.
Karacsonyfa iinnepely. Mint .
multban, ugy ezen az even is fo
gunk rendeZnl karacSOnyfa ilnne
pelyt vasarnapi iskolas n0ven
dekek reszere. De ezen az ever
telJesen eltero lesz a karacsonyfi
unnepelyiink szokasost6l.
Ugyanis ez even mem fognal
verseket szavalni gyermekel
sokasaga, hanem a melyebb hit
elet meggyokeresitese vegett es
karacsonyi scent iinnep igazi je
lentosegenek kidomboritasa szem
pontjab6l, az egyhaz lelkesze We
titett kepehben fogja bemutatn
"Csendes 81, szentseges ei'' cimi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22

hozsonna eneket, amely eldadas-
max minden egyes kepet a vasar-
napi iskolas n0vendekek csoport-
ia folytat6lagos eneklessel fog
max megmagyarazni maid je-
lenlev6 k6zonsegnek. Ezen enek-
szammal kapcsolatosan lesz egy
mask el3adasunk is, amelynek ci-
me "Halld mint zeng az egesz
.eg". Ez szinten kepekben lesz be-
Emutatva es enekszamokkal meg
magyarazva. A karacsonyfa i'm
|nepelyiink befejezese utan min
den egyes jelenlev6 gyermek ka-
racsonyi ajanwekot kap. Ezen i'm
nepelyiink templom alatt lev6
|hatalmas audit6riumban lesz meg
tartva Z oral kezdettel, mindenkit
szeretettel hivunk es varunk.
Karacsonyi iizenet. Miutan a
karacsonyi scent iinnepek alatt, a
lelkesz csalad az >egyhaz 0sszes
ltagjait mem latogathatja meg, en-.
mel fogva ezen az uton hivar
|Boldog Karacsonyi Scent Unnepe'
| ket lelkesz csalad, az egyha,
osszes tagjainak, kicsinyeinek ei
|nagyjainak egyarant.
! Tarsas vacsora. Egyhazunk ke
beleben december h6 31-en, rem
des 6-evi istentisztelet utan egy
hazunk el6ljar6saga zartk0ri
tarsas-vacsorat fog rendezni, {
templom alatt levo audit6riumba1
S ICY azok csaladok, akik ezel
a tarsas vacsoran reszt akarnal
venni, tartoznak egy dollart befi
zetni az egyhaz penztaraba. A va
csora nyarson silt diszn6-pecse
lnyeb6l fog allani es asszonyainl
iinnepi sitemenyeket fognak fel
szolgalni. Ez even ICY 6hajtunl
elbucsuzni az 6-evtGl es maid k0
lsz0nteni az uj-evet a templombal
tartando ejfeli r0vid istentisztele
kereteben.
Multi vasarnapunk. Gyony0ri
| tell lido elj0vetele k0zepette i'll
think ADVENT scent iinnepeket, a
elmult vasarnap templomunkban
kint siivitett hideg szel, ben
lelkesiilt gyiilekezet buzg6sago
eneke "Isten, .aki nepedet bun
ben, gyaszban mem hagyod" me
legitette a. lelkeket atmenet mel
kill. Advent eme negyedik vasar
lnapjan Esaias profeta kialt6 sza
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22

Lajos kocsisom meg sohasem
ivott feketekavet. Kerdi tole egy-
seer a felesegem:
= lszol-e feketekavet, LajosY
Kezit csokolom, ha tetszik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22

pont 7 6rakor fogja venni kez-
detet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22
Ellsntetss fogslcnf

Eilsut6tss fngslnni
Tanit6: No, kislanyom, mondj
el nekem nehany ellentstes FOCAL
mat.
Kislany: Meleg Is hideg, map
pal .es ejszaka, haboru Is b6ke,
apa Is anya.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22

adni.
Kap egy cseszevel es megissza.
- J6 volt-e, Lajosf
- Nagyon jo volt, kent ESQ.,
kolom.
- Iszol-e meg eggyela
= Kell fenenek felelte
Lajos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22
INTEZMENY.

Az egyhaz, az iskola, az otthoni tarsas elet
intezmenyei.
mi intezmenyiink is tarsas elet fontos al
koto resze meghatarozot resse vagyunk.
N0vekedtiink varosunkkal s mi felelos-
segiink annak novekedesevel szaporodott. Hogy
teljes tudataban vagyunk megnovekedett es sza-
porodott felelossegunknek, azzal tennyel igazof
hatjuk, hogy semmit ell mem mulasztottunk, ami
vel iizletfeleinket sxolgalhattuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22
FELEL0sEG

Szolgalatunkat kulonosen az jellemzi leg
jobban, hog va legksebb reszletet sem hagyjuk
figyemen Xviii A temetes rendezesnek nncs
olyan legkisebb reszlete sem, amelyiknek intezme
nyink valamelyik teljesen megbizhato es hozza-
erto tagja szemelyes figyelmet ne adna. Uzletfe-
leink bizonyosak lehetnek afel0l, hogy mindenkor
figyelmes es condos elbanasban reszesiilnek.
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15
BUSINESS MAN
 KILLS THREE

Jefferson City. Tenn. Jan. Is. (49-W. E. John son. prominent business man, late yesterday shot killed three persons and then barracaded himself in his home. He defed the posse during an eight hour seige, and wounded in gun fight with a dozen officers who dynamited their way into the house.
 Johnson yesterday accosted Mrs. Josie H. H"- ward. cripple. and her daughter. Mrs Josie Howard Bishop aged twenty-five. The widow was an ald acquaintance. An argument epsued. Johnson sud denly shot and moraliy wounded both. He fled to his home by and crowd gathered. Johnson appeared a balcony and fired from two revovers into crowd gathered below killing Dhreli Hicks a college football player. Deputy sherfs used mach inc guns automatic rifles and tear bomhs inehec- tually. It learned that he knew the younger woman before her marriage. He purchased much ammunition and food supplies
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15

NEW YORK. Jan. Is. R)--Ralying from the verge of knockout Joe Dundee the Baltimore weterweight, came back and pounded out victory over Eddy Roberts, the Tacoma terror, in a slashng ten round battle Dundee was credited with eight rounds. but only by margin of seconds. escaped q sudden finish in the fourth. when he was knocked down by smashing blow to the jaw. Dundee was pounded all over the ring but kept his feet by n remarkable display of boxing generalship. Roberts decisvely beaten from then to the finish
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15
REINDEER BRING GOOn PRICE

SEATTLE. Jan. 15, (Py-Fourtcen Eskmos. after playing shephard to hundred and twenty five reindeer tour of the United States reached Seattle where they will spend the rest of the winter
 Thomas A. Morris said: When reached Seattle from Nome, split ID. had six deer and toured the South, spending two months in Kentucky. All the deer sold. Most of the buyers were newspaper men who used the deer for publicity pur- nOses. We got fifteen hundred dollars Il head . The party will return Nome In the Spring
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15

The Prince of Wales has taken more strongly than ever to golf Observers of his progress agree that 1t has been considerable
 The good luck" chain letter has entered Japan from the West-and has been barred by police as a soc ial nuisance harmful not only to the person but also to the postoffice.
 Scotland's national costume is worn by King George. his sons, and most society people when in the kingdom north of the Tweed.
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15

St retershargh Fla. Jan. 15 lP-The Exc cutve Council of the American Federation of Lab or, declaring itself convinced that a group of com muns's. closely allied with the Russian Soviet gov ernment. obtain control Of the International Fur Workers UniOn the Executive Council took steps to rid the organization of it's communistc leadership and destructive influences
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15
ANOTHER RAILROAD
 MERGER

Seattle, Jan 15. lF)-Raph Budd. president of the Great Northern, told the Associated Press that Northern Pacific may he ready presentation O the Interstate Commerce Commission within ninety days. Details of the plan being worked A request for a conference the officials lington and Quincy. who ninety per the stock the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy has been made. These officials line. eff- ecng system toalling twenty-eight thousand mill consolidated in the three railroads. Budd said that it has been the desire for the past twenty-five consolidate the system. will have a cap italizaton of eight billion five hundred million. Budd said "Oniy unforeseen problems will prevent the completion of the plan within ninety days
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15
CLAIM OFFICIALS WE'RE BRIBED

NEW YORK. Jan IS, 4)--The district attorney has promised a grand jury investigation of the charges that group of communists, closely allied with the Russian Soviet. used fifty thousand one hundred fifty six dollars to brbe the police and dis trct attorney to obtain friendly ocial attitude ward the striking fur workers. Labor leaders will be suhpoenaed when they return to New York
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15
GOVERNMENT SUES
 FORD AND OTHERS

DETROIT. Jan. 15, (R-A tale of the manner in which Henry Ford twenty-eght thousand investment into a billion dollars is involved in a government suit against the nine original stockholders The government seeks to collect over thirty million dollars in unpaid taxes from the de- fendants who sold Ford holdings in 1919
 The government charges that the payment of
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15
LONGSHOREMEN KILLED BY GASOLINE

Tampico. Mexico, Jan. 15 pD pD-Thrty -sevct Mexican longshoremen believed killed by ploson of gasoline aboard the British steamer Ess Isles yesterday caused by spark from tn, co siOn of steel beams. When they being Tiff ted. they ignted the gasoline which being trans ferred to the steamer and fired the ship Som" of thu longshoremen blown high ill the air while oth CTS burned to death
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15

WASHINGTON. Jan 16 Uo-Representative T.aguarda of New York. prompted by Mellons state ments that the Bridge Whist Club of New York conducted as "a blind" to liquor violators. de- manded grand jury action against the club operators
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15
SMITH DEMANDS SEAT

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan. IS. Q9-Robert F. wolfe one ot the most picturesque figures in busi- ness and political life in Ohio died yesterday in a fall from the fourth story of the Columbus Dispatch building which occupied by his own newspaper. Wolfe rated millionaire and his rise was self made. from poor newaboy In New York.
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15
DEEP SNOW
 CENTRAL STATES

Chicago, Jan. h. QF-SpOwstQrms piled the Central States deep and swired toward the Atlantic, while another storm crawled the Rockies. aev- ere cold prevailed between the storms. Twenty in- cbes of snow parts of Illinois. Three thou sand workers keep all traffic moving. Three were killed in an at; empt to aid traffic. Two died from exposure when the Southwest shivered.
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15
SHOOTS WIFE
 AND NElcHBoR

Jackson. Mich. Jan. 15 L4',-Ti seiged by n small army of police officers who fired than thou shots into his home in hours. Howard Kon- kle committed suicide last night. The officers attempting Konkle for shooting his wife and neghbor Both seriously wounded
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15

The Michigan Department of Con servation classiiies arbutus pickcrs win fishermen, campers, tOuris, Y land hunters as heinz responsible for most of the forest and brush fires.
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15

Freda Hall, 13 year old musical prodigy, who passed the examina- tion for associate of the London College of Music. could play simple piano pieces when only two years of age.
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15

NEW YORK. Jan. 15. l4'-Ford Daily. noted actor, who scored noted in plays written by Bernard Shaw. burned death in n building in which he had an apartment. last night.
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15

SHANGHAI. Jan 15. t4r-rhe Cantonese forces are reported {" be suffering rrycrses in Chekiang province" They lost the Nnghor stronghold in that Stae- sun clnang Fang, the Shanghai leader sun porting il'e NoIiheners victorious. The defeat ed f"'H"s are r'treating toward Fukien province
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15
MA" FERGUSON
 STILL PARe0NS

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. ls, M1-Ma Ferguson. until Tuesday Governor of Texas defed the state and the public, and continued her nnparalled issue of pardons paroles for convics. The partial list of prisoners freed from prison during her one term Is now three thousand. two hundred and five.
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15

The growing craze for walnut furniture is slowly denuding Eng land of it's picturesquqeq qGwqalqu land of it's picturesque waln T trees
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15
SCOPES CASE IS
 REVERSED

NASHVILLE. Jan. 15, Ay-The Suprem" Court of Tennessee upheld the anti-evolntion law in an opinion in the John T. Scopes The lower courts judgment reversed, however, tn" ground that it excessive, The appellate court decided that n fifty dollar fine sufficient
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15
STUDENT MOB ATTACKS ORpHANAGE

FoocHoW, China, Jan 15, tHJIA student mob representing the Enkien Students Union attack ed the spanish Dominican Orphanage and Il church near by and drove the sisters abducted Chinese orphan girls and wrecked the property Forty thousand nationalist troops occupying Foochow did hing to prevent the attack. The nuns arc sof, al Pahti foreign quarter. The and priests are preparing leave.
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15

Minnehaha Falls at Minneapolis, famed in poetry by Longfellow. gets its water supply now from electric ally operated pumps. as the original feeding creek has run dry.
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15

New York. Jan. 15. QP-The merger, which in cludes the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy will be affected through holding company. special committee agreed all the major points, Alfred B. Thomm general counsel for all the railway cutives agreed to voice his approval of the merger before the Interstate Commerce Committee.
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15

Chicago, Jan. ls. Q1-"U "Undisoourased and con ins. Smith accepted the appointment and demanded his seating for the unaxpired term of Senator No Kinley.
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15

twenty million dollars in should have heen fifty million. The principal defendant is Senator James Couzens who is alleged to have owned nine million. His original investment twenty five hundred dollars. He sold shares for over twenty eight million and collected ten millions in dividends
The Nome nugget., 1927-01-15

October first 1926 marked the disappearance of the German Ian guage from the schools throughout the South Tyrol, which has come into the hands of Italy.