Oberlin to launch peace institute in summer
Oberlin College will inaugurate a peace institute next summer, the first in a coeducational college. Dr Ernest Hatch Wilkins, president, announced the initiative after urging study and practical politics by students and graduates as tools for peace. The program already includes a peace society, a peace mobilization, and campus addresses. In Cordova Mexico essence of coffee is used to flavor coffee by adding a teaspoon to milk served hot.
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Oberlin, O
U.P
Oberlin College
Oberlin Peace Society
Peace Institute
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Cordova
Mexico
Dana quote about news recalled by Boston official
In 1871 Charles A. Dana of The New York Sun said that when a dog bites a man it is not news. O C Elliott, then a Sun staffer and now super intendent of the Boston Industrial Home, Inc., recalls hearing the remark in Boston.
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Boston
Charles A. Dana
New York Sun
Dana
O. C. Elliot
Boston Industrial Home, Inc
Sun
Air Travel Luggage Becomes Streamlined at Leipzig Fair
The Leipzig fair showcases the latest aerial luggage that is streamlined strong and light. Bags and trunks return to shape after rough use and fit together to minimize space. Zipper fasteners run around the circumferences replacing conventional locks and hinges. Leather or composite materials used in construction.
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Leipzig
Feb. T. U
Leipizig Fair
Kentucky Rifles Birthplace Shapes Flint Family Craft
Louisville gunsmith Sherman Flint continues a Kentucky legacy as he repairs firearms in a shop near Fort Knox. He notes the shift from long bore Kentucky rifles to bulkier guns while detailing Kentucky’s role in early American small bore rifle development and frontier marksmanship amid stories of pioneer shooters and British demonstrations.
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Louisville, Ky
Kentucky
Sherman Flint
Harlam Flint
William Flint
Flint
Rifles
Germany
America
Pennsylvania
Kit Carson
Kit
Virginia
England
Kentucky Gunsmiths
Guiding Your Child Through Gang Temptations And secret clubs
The article explores a mother’s concerns over a son joining a gang and the mild harms of gang culture. It argues that gang training can aid development, notes secrecy around a hidden clubhouse and hoarded items, and urges parental equanimity and quiet involvement during the gang phase. It also briefly defines Spanish moss.
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Tommy
Norman Thomas Detained With Picketing Group
Socialist leader Norman Thomas and about a dozen associates were taken into custody in Brooklyn during a picket at May's department store. The store has endured a strike since October 25.
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New York
Norman Thomas
May's
Brooklyn
Oklahoma man claims to have sat on British throne
William Noble of Oklahoma City says he alone uncrowned sat on the Westminster Abbey throne in 1905. His guide was horrified and English spectators gasped as Noble leaped the railing to sit, with King Edward reportedly laughing when told of the incident.
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Oklahoma City
U.P
William Noble
Noble
Westminster Abbey
Edward
Moose Lodge Midwinter Conference Set for Feb 21 in Washington
John G. Winant, chair of the Federal Social Security Board and former New Hampshire governor, to speak at the Loyal Order of Moose midwinter meeting in Washington February 21 and 22. The event, initiated by Sen. James J. Davis, will draw over 1,000 representatives from 1,700 lodges in the U S Canada and abroad.
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Washington
John G. Winant
Federal Social Security Board
New Hampshire
The
Loyal Order of Moose
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Moose
Order
United States
Canada
Veteran gets packet lost in the Argonne
In Wapato Washington Harry A Eitelberg who nearly died in World War I in the Argonne was saved when old papers and photos found in a hay loft were returned by local children The story recalls the 1918 incident and the hay loft recovery. In Missouri Valley Indiana a family kids raise funds by selling black walnuts to buy a dog license for 1 50 with three children Anna Marie George and Ruth participating.
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Wapato
Wash
Harry A. Eitelberg
Missouri Valley, In
Anna Marie
George
Ruth
Cardus Praised by Paragould Woman in Middle Life
Mrs. L. C. McDonald of Paragould Ark describes Cardus as grand medicine she used during the change of life. She says seven bottles eased weakness nerves and fainting, restoring strength for daily tasks and garden work. Thousands of women testify to Cardus benefits, with medical advice if it does not help.
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L. C. McDonald
Paragould
Ark
Cardus
Market reports from Kansas City and New Orleans crops and futures
Kansas City hogs cattle and calves trade shows mixed movement with top hogs around 10.10 and feeder cattle $9.60 to $10.00. cows steady to $0.50 lower for vealers. New Orleans cotton opens firm in March but trades in a narrow range. Oscar Johnston arrives to supervise the pool as foreign markets ease and exchanges close for Lincoln's birthday.
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Kansas City
D. A
Howe
New Orleans
Bombay
Liverpool
New York
Chicago
Lincoln
Oscar Johnston
Pomeranian Dog Masters Sign Language in Everett
In Everett Washington a six year old Pomeranian named Moe owned by Louis Moe has learned sign language. The dog has been deaf since six months old and now communicates through gestures. The story highlights a pet learning a form of communication to cope with deafness.
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Everett, Wash
Louis Moe
Seagram
Do Not Cut Corns Says Warning From Druggists
A health warning advised against paring corns or calluses due to infection risks. It recommends Ice Mint from a druggist to numb pain and loosen the corn, leaving surrounding skin healthy, and notes Ice Mint also soothes tired feet and prevents paring.
Moe’s Finger Signals Train Dog to Obey Commands
A brief note describes how simple finger movements by Moe can train a dog to respond to signals such as Come Go Stop Barking and Sic Em Tip. The method highlights hand cues guiding canine behavior.
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Moe
Penetro Chest Cold Salve Promoted for 13% to 227% More Medicine
Chest cold relief advertises Penetro with a mutton suet base and claims 13 percent to 227 percent more medication than rival cold salves. Stainless white jars priced 25 and 50 cents and one dollar, with a 10 cent trial size.
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