Pickwick Stages To Run Amarillo To St Louis Route
W G Hill Amarillo representative announces Pickwick Stages will start a continuous all weather bus line linking Amarillo and St Louis. The plan was shared at the U S Highway 66 convention in Albuquerque with delegates from Washington to Long Beach. The report notes paving of Main Street of America counties across the region except two in Oklahoma and Texas.
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Pickwick Stages Corporation
Amarillo
St. Louis
W. G. Hill
Albuquerque
America
Chicago
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Washington, D. C
Long Beach
California
C. C. Pyle
The
Highway Association
Hill
Merchant of Verse Opens In Neuilly Suburb
In Paris a poetess named Alois Sauter-Gattelier runs a home based verse shop described as a merchant of verse. Her operation in suburban Neuilly markets poems written to metered rhyme for waiting customers.
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Associated Press
Paris
Haseen
Mme? Alois Sauter-Gattelier
Neuilly
Provinces
Remus Daughter Weeps and Village Verse Market
The piece notes a sideline of Remus' Daughter Weeps with many rentees and a demand for verses in small villages for marriages births and deaths. It mentions price scales among rapid fire writers and others letting clients choose by budget. Distemper vaccine news in Paris is also covered.
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Paris
Doctor Lebailly
Caen
George Remus
Cincinnati
Romola Remus
Chicago
Remus
Paris taxicabs and horses in changing France
The piece notes the rise of motorized taxis and the dwindling urban horse presence. It recalls taxi chauffeurs showing courtesy to horses, and describes how Paris drivers yield to horse-drawn coaches. It states horse numbers grew from 2,413,000 in 1919 to 2,894,000 today, with prewar totals above three million.
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Paris
France
Architects of France Seek Close Corporation Status
Paris reports that French architects push to form a close corporate body to discipline members and control the right to practice. A bill would place them on a professional footing similar to lawyers amid concerns over unfair competition and ethics.
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Paris
France
Genius hunter in France seeks young immortals for scholarships
Miss Winifred Stoner, famed for hunting geniuses in France, says she was not a genius herself though she finished Stanford University at age 11 after entering at nine and mastering five languages including Feperanto. Her mother, Dr Winifred Sackville Stoner, originated the Natural Education System built on Play with Purpose and Games and activity.
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Associated Prec
Paris
Winifred Stoner
France
League For Fostering
Leland Stanford University
Miss Stoner
Winifred Sackville Stoner
Pais bootblacks listed for Legion convention in Paris
Paris shoe shines are scarce for tourists but American Legionnaires at their Paris convention next September can avoid trouble with a compiled list of regular bootblacks in the city. The Paris post has gathered addresses for all bootblacks operating there.
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Paris
Legion
League for Fostering Genius Founded in New York
Aims and formation details note the establishment of the League for Fostering Genius with its headquarters located in New York City. The article emphasizes its founder and organizational purpose.
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Aims
The
League For Fortering Genius
New York
Harry Hunt to play for A B C luncheon Friday
Harry Hunts Imperial Recording Orchestra plays nightly at Nat and will provide music for the American Business Club luncheon at noon tomorrow in Amarille. The program committee has planned other attractions for a large attendance on guest day.
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Harry Hunt
Imperial Recordingchestra
Nat
Amarilletel
Commit
American Business Club
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St.louis
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Bois de Boulogne
Lubbock
Marlion
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PAIS
A. B.C
Frid
Booterie
Polk Street
Az Wale
Shoe Department
J. BL Dowdle
OLD Booterie
Boys’ Ribbed Union Salts
Johansen Bros
Cos_s
Adams Dry Goods CO
ADAMS
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