Pulitzer prizes honor journalism and literature in 1926
The Pulitzer winners include John T. Rogers of the St Louis Post Dispatch for exposing Federal Judge George English, Nelson Harding of the Brooklyn Eagle for a top cartoon, and Emory Holloway for Whitman, an Interpretation in Narrative. Overbrook High School in Philadelphia starts a boys cooking course to promote equality and shared domestic responsibility.
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United Press
York
Middlewest
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Canton Woon Daily News
City
Polic Y
Don R. Mellett
John T. Rogers
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
George English
United Ites Senate
Boston Herald
F. Lauriston Baird
Sececo-Vanzetti
Nelson Harding
Brooklyn Eagle
Samuel Flagg Bemis
Hisory
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
United States
Pinckney
Amerou
Europe
Bromfield
Amerife
Mansfield
Ohio
New York
Washington
Lincoln
Whitman
Emory Holloway
Adelphi College
Brooklyn
Leonora Speyer
Philadelphia
Overbrook
Dolly
John
Overbrook High School
Five Powers Urged to Cooperate on China Disorder
Japanese ambassadors to Britain and the United States were told to urge coordinated action by the five powers Great Britain France Italy Japan and the United States in response to the Nanking disorders of March. The plea warns that U S independence could create problems and was sent by Premier Yanaka to Tasueo Matsudaira in Washington and Baron Keishiro Matsui in London.
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China
United Press
Tokyo
Great Britain
United States
France
Italy
Japan
Yanaka
Tasueo Matsudaira
Washington
Baron Keishiro Matui
London
Old coaching horn used at Oahu Golf and Country Club dedication
A slender coaching horn brought to Hawaii 40 years ago from England and given to Hawaii's last king was used to sound calls at a flagstaff dedication on Oahu's Golf and Country Club. The horn recalls a coach once ridden by gentry from London.
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Honolulu
Islands
England
Hawaii
Oahu Golf and Country Club
London
Gordon's Medicine Sold As Stomach Trouble Cure
Thousands of former sufferers praise Gordon's as a near miracle for stomach and bowel problems. The Dallas pharmacist's discovery relieves constipation dyspepsia heartburn bloating and bad breath and costs $1.50 for 64 doses. Druggists offer a money back guarantee if one bottle fails to help.
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Gordon
Dallas
Fragmentary note on savoring food and shared effort
A short fragment reflects on how appreciating the work of others enhances the eater's enjoyment of food. It suggests communal effort deepens flavor and satisfaction, though it offers no concrete events or names.
Women plan new push to join Immortal Forty in Paris
In Paris, society and literary women debate ending an 800 year barrier to entry in the French Academy. They frame liberal reforms as a wedge to overturn prejudices dating to Cardinal Richelieu and expand the Immortal Forty to include women.
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Paris
French Academy
Cardinal Richelieu
Boiled Custard Egg Substitutions For Shortage
When eggs are scarce use two eggs for each omitted egg. Replace with two level tablespoons of cornstarch per missing egg to maintain custard texture. This substitution preserves richness while avoiding egg shortage.
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Maurice Toplin
Bernard Simonson
Dixon-Dewey
Polk St
Interwave Hose
Oxfords
America
Edwin Clapp
J. P. Smith
Blackburn Bros
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Lambert
Marion
Racine
Amarillo Tire House
E. 10Th St
E. 7Th St
Cadillac
LaSalle
la Salle
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
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Detroit
Ramming-Lampe Motor Co
Taylor
W-E-A-F
Cadillac Motor Car Company
Hicks Rubber Company
Dayton
Hi Rubber CO
Texas
Tyler
Amarillo, Texas
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