Glouster Fire Dept Receives 250 Toward Equipment
The Glouster Fire Department receives 250 from The Hisylvania Coal Co toward a motorized fire apparatus. The donation reduces the remaining balance from 1400 to 1150 as coal firms rally for community protection and mine safety. Five Hungarians from Drydock pay fines for gamb ling charges after a raid on a gambling den in Drydock. The Campbell store at Jacksonville moves to Guysville after A A Campbell and sons take over the Guysville stock. Residents relocate or plan moves with several families returning from Illinois and preparing to leave for Santa Ana California. A mixed dance proceeds at Red Men Hall for Thomas Judson as a community fundraiser.
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Hisylvania Coal Co
Campbell
Jacksonville
Guysville
A. A. Campbell
C. P. Campbell
Don
J. C. Stewart & Co
Athens County
Cc. P. Campbell
Talent Over Hair Color Says American Musicians Lead Movement
Kansas City report says national music leaders praise plain appearance and real talent over long hair or eccentric dress. The National Federation of Music Clubs plans a fifty fifty push to promote both foreign and American artists with a national contest at its June Portland meeting and district tryouts leading to a winners tour.
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SN. S
Kansas City
National Federation of Music Clubs
Helen Harrison Mills
Peoria
Til
National
Portland
Ore
Alaska wool arrives first clip from Kodiak and Umnak
A shipment of 70 bales of wool, the first ever clipped in Alaska, arrived in Seattle from Kodiak and Umnak Islands as history repeats itself with farmers and herdsmen following the gold seekers into Alaska.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Kodiak
Umnak Islands
Paris cleans boulevards of unwanted vendors
Paris police chief Naudine went undercover for a week patrolling major streets to identify and arrest vendors of objectionable postcards, bogus guides, and panhandlers. He announced the boulevards are rid of these pests for the benefit of tourists.
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Paris
Naudine
Arrow Kills Deer by Woman in California Frontier Feat
Miss Virginia Ayres of San Francisco killed an American deer near Cloverdale using a steel headed arrow from a 52 pound bow. This marked the first such feat since the Indians harnessed the bow, signaling a notable hunting event in the region.
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San Francisco
Virginia Ayres
Cloverdale
Ostrich Exhibit Draws Crowds at Wembley Empire Show
A flock of ostriches stands among the principal attractions at the British Empire Exhibition at Wembley, drawing visitors and prompting curiosity about the exotic birds on display.
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Wembley
Catch Big Sturgeon Near Hill's Bridge
The largest sturgeon seen in these waters has been caught by three men hauling Seine near Hill's bridge on the Patuxent River. The fish measured about 11 feet in length and marked a remarkable catch for the area.
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Upper Marlboro
Hill's Bridge
Patuxent River
Belgian Automobile Growth Surges After War
In Belgium motor vehicle use climbs monthly after World War I. Automobiles were luxury items in Antwerp before the war with under a dozen private cars in 1919, rising to at least 50,000 passenger cars and 22,000 trucks by 1923, reflecting rapid uptake.
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Washington
Belgium
Antwerp
Petersons Ointment Promises Instant Pile Relief
Advertising copy claims Petersons Ointment provides instant relief from blind bleeding or itching piles with testimonials. Describes it as best for old sores and itching skin. Sold by cruggists for 35¢ to 60.
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Peterson
Kellogg’s Bran Promises Quick Constipation Relief
A testimonial from Creek Mich praises Kellogg’s Bran for curing years of constipation after trying three medicines. It claims Kellogg’s ALL bran cleanses the intestines, stimulates the colon, and restores regularity with a guaranteed refund if no results. The ad notes nutty flavor and sale by grocers.
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Keigo
Creek
Mich
Kellogg’s
Kellogg ’S
Battle Creek
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