Still Use Quill Pen in Europe in Modern Times
A long feature notes quill pens linger in Europe and Westminster despite World War II economy shifts. It highlights royal and senatorial use, old-fashioned offices, and collectors paying high prices for famed quills, including Dickens and treaty-signing pens.
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Westminster Palace
Lew York Sun
London
House of Commons
House of Mons
Palace of Westminster
Itomans
Dickens
Eugenie
Girl Killed Self on Lover's Doorstep in Chicago
Marie Carr, age twenty, pursued a romance with Harold Hanahan, twenty one, and after he said they could not remarry, swallowed acid on his doorstep. The incident marks a tragic youth tragedy tied to a failed relationship. In Middletown New York twelve year old Thomas Andrews earned a bicycle after two months of steady Bible reading, prompted by his parents. A five dollar reward is noted.
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Chicago
Marie Carr
Miss Carr
Harold Hanahan
Thomas Andrews
W. H. Andrews
Middletown
N. Y
Middlebrooks
University of Georgia
Farrington
Georgia
Farmington
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable summer aid for bowel complaints and notes availability at any drug store. The ad emphasizes trustworthiness and ease of purchase for readers seeking relief from summer stomach issues.
Elks Uphold Americanism in Boise Lodge Address
Frank L. Rain, grand exalted ruler of Elks, was guest of Boise Idaho Lodge No. 310. He praised war work, noted bond drives, Red Cross, YMCAs support, and Salvation Army fund raising. He stressed staunch anti Bolshevik stand and loyalty to flag and constitution amid postwar reconstruction concerns. The address touched on Pershing reception and Elks’ wartime service.
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Frank L. Rain
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Elks
Boise (Idaho
Order
Order of Elks
The
Red Cross
Rain
Salvation Army
John J. Pershing
France
New York
General Pershing
Lincoln
el Paso
Order of the Elks
Lodge of Elks
United States
I. W. Wes
Summer School Assembly Program Overview
The document lists a July summer school program with evening events in Porto Rico New Paris and other venues. It includes performances by professors and students, reading and stories, folk dances, diploma ceremonies, and musical numbers. Moving picture evenings are planned at Palace theater and Pound auditorium with credits to Palace managers and instructors.
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Porto Rico
R. W. Ramirez
Hugh Leslie Hodgson
Kate Blake Hodgson
the New Paris
Madame L. Lustrat
Carolyn Cobb
May Brown
Ada T. Lemon
Barrow
Department of Music
Estelle Baldwin
Moving Pictures
Palace Theater
Pound Auditorium
University Chapel
Dru
Earnest
Joel
New Palace Theater
Prospering Farmington Area Face Weevil and Rain Shortfalls
The Farmington region, led by Mayor H T Murrow and aldermen, pursues pest control as boll weevils threaten crops while irregular rains test corn and other yields. Farmers highlight improved legumes, new mung bean trials, and a plan for a sweet potato curing house amid strong land values and historic homes. A military training camp program seeks 1 100 recruits nationwide with Athens' own Russell Hodgson among selectees.
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Farmington
H. T. Murrow
Messrs
G. R. Foster
H. T. Hinsley
N. D. Huff
B. F. Preston
Colonel Middlebrooks
Duroc-Jersey
Practically Five Thousand Apply To Training Camp
About 4,874 applications were signed to attend the Citizens' Military Training Camp at Camp Jackson, South Carolina, as organizers report strong interest and readiness to fill the program.
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Citizens’ Military
Camp Jackson
8. C
Advertisement Advice on Stomach Cleansing and Liver Toning
A vintage ad urges readers toward profit by taking three Chamberlain's tablets to cleanse the stomach and tone the liver after a billious bout. It promises relief within a day or two and links the guidance to a Banner Want Ads phone contact.
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Chamberlain's
Pete Herman defeats English champ Higgins in eleventh
Pete Herman of New Orleans, former world bantamweight champion, knocked out Shee Higgins the English bantamweight champion in the eleventh round of a scheduled twenty round bout in London. The Associated Press report notes the timely victory and marks Herman as a top contender.
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Associated Press
London
Pete,Herman
New Orleans
Shee Higgins
Toniah
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