Pallas club meets as Mrs Noss speaks of travel in France
Members of all Womens Federated clubs invited to a Pallas club meeting at 2 30 PM in the Sunday school rooms of the First M E church. Mrs Mary Graham Noss will discuss A Birdseye View of a Summer's Visit in France and Switzerland. She will share travels abroad and insights from last summer.
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Pallas Club
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Mary
Graham Noss
France
Switzerland
Noss
Bodies of 16 policemen slain by Sinn Fein in Ireland
London reports that 16 policemen were killed by Sinn Fein men at Macroom Ireland and will be given full military funerals. Most victims were World War veterans. Despite attacks continuing in Ireland no deaths were reported but property damage was high. A Dublin Castle statement branded Republican extremists as outlaws against civilization and urged recognition of the threat to government authority.
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Macroom
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Dublin Castle
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Widow of Cork leader to be welcomed in New York
Thousands of Irish-Americans prepare tribute as Mrs Terence MacSwiney arrives aboard the Celtic. A welcome line at Pier 60, a police boat escort to quarantine, and a decorated motor caravan mark the arrival. The Nation sponsors a 100 member committee to hear her testimony and seek a settlement of the Irish troubles.
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Lord Yer
Cork
Mary McSwiney
Celtic
Michael Kelly
John F. Hylan
MacSwiney
America
The
Nation
Jane Addams
Oliver P. Newman
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Washington
Mra. MacSwiney
Great Britain
Pilate the Macbeth of the Bible sermon at city church
Dr Herbert Yeuell spoke on the theme Man is a house of many rooms and preached that Christ knocks and seeks entry to the heart. He rejected spiritism and Ouija ideas as unthinkable, urging belief in a personal Christ who does not force entry. The evening closed with an inspiring song service led by Miss Hughes.
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Christian Church
Christ
Dr. Yeuell
Sir Olive
Lodge
Conan Doyle
Miss Hughes
Five bandits rob Ohio bank in Grove City hold up
Five unmasked robbers entered the First National Bank in Grove City at 9 50 today. They herded three employees and four patrons into a rear room, looted the drawers, and escaped. Police tracked the bandit car ten minutes later.
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First National Bank
Grove City
Here
Columb
Cal
Government officer plans farm school for needy youths
A government officer announces the establishment of a school for farm men limited to young men unable to pay for an education. The initiative aims to provide affordable training and practical farming instruction to help aspiring farmers gain skills and opportunities.
University gym hosts refined rhythmic drill pageant
At the university gymnasium Thursday evening nearly five hundred spectators watched a polished program of rhythmic drill. Ruth Carson directed the girls with clear commands as they performed wand drills, Swedish gymnastics, Indian club exercises, and graceful dances. A phonograph provided music while color-bearing gowns and scenes enhanced the entertainment, with high school students joining in recreative games.
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Lamieta Aaitine Na Wa
Edna Arandel
Medals Sought For Victory by American Legion Efforts
Dr L G Bean of the American Legion announces large scale production of Victory Medals for ex servicemen. Former soldiers and sailors are urged to apply as government funds have been spent and more will be required to distribute the awards.
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Bere
Oe Baks
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Wealthy Spanish Iron Ore Deposit City Revealed
The fragment mentions nearby deposits of high grade iron ore and cites notables about wealth and a major European city, suggesting a report on valuable ore sites and their economic impact in a European context.
Street Sellers Go South for Winter
In San Antonio on December 3 a Texan notes street vendors moving south as the season turns cold. He mentions two street violinists and a pencil seller heading south for milder weather while northern winds chill visas. The piece likens beggars in the south to harbingers of winter cold in the north.
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Tex
Windr
New Oreans
Fragmentary remedy note for nasal congestion and catarrh
Poorly legible health tip describes taking an ounce of strength with hot water and gar to ease nasal catarrh. It mentions headaches and suggested trial for those with head noises, but details are incomplete and messy.
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