Coolidge at Amherst Urges Spiritual Values as World’s Reliance
Vice-President Calvin Coolidge spoke at Amherst College’s centennial, arguing spiritual values are the world’s reliance to meet modern burdens. He recalled founders Rufus Graves and Samuel Dickinson, noting the college’s aim to educate indigent youths and spread public virtue. He pressed that prosperity alone cannot sustain life and that justice, right conduct, and spiritual principles must underpin nations and individuals.
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Amherst
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Amherst College
Rufus Graves
Squiry
Samuel Fowler Dickinson
Coolidge
Social notes from Waterbury and nearby towns
Local residents return from extended visits and travels across Connecticut and nearby states. Names include Dr H W Holden Miss Elizabeth Holden Mrs Laura and family, Arthur Nordean, Hattie Bowen Fred Bowen Verity Osha, Mabel Gayette and Harold Chandler, Mrs F A Brice in recovery, Miss Marlow joining high school staff, and others visiting relatives in Natick and Chicago.
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H. W. Holden
Tie Collela
Misa
Elizabeth Holden
Waterbury
Conn
Laura
Danvers
Mays
Fred Bowen
Hyde Park
Mise Marlow
F. A. Brice
Mabel Gayette
Harald Chandler
Whitehall
Te Yi
Chicago
Verity Osha
Hie Cee
Keane
Bather Rivers
Tay Bowen
Mee
Hollie
Natick
Mass
Trowerky
G. Webter
Burlington
Jeen
A. Leonard
E F Briggs
Mere Bertha Rurill
Emerson Terrace
Fragments From a Distant Page Distort Local News
fragmented OCR text from a historical newspaper offers partial phrases about a man and events but lacks clear names places dates or outcomes, rendering a concise, coherent card difficult while preserving the strongest readable bits.
British Empire premiers meet to plan policy path
London June 20 Prime Minister Hoyd George chairs Downing Street talks with premiers Hughes Australia Massey New Zealand Smuts South Africa and Meighan Canada. They decide how to proceed with empire meetings and how public deliberations will be. Agenda includes Anglo Japanese alliance imperial defense and foreign policy among far reaching issues.
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London
Hoyd George
Downing Street
Preminors Hughes
Australia
Massey
New Zealand
Smuta
South Africa
Meighan
Canada
St. James Palace
North Calais and Surrounding Folks Visit Town Notes
North Calais residents and neighbors visited Hardwick Montpelier and Calais this week with dozens of locals dropping in here and there. Notable mentions include the Fifields from North Montpelier Pearl LaPoint in Hardwick Celia Ainsworth visiting Make Gusha and other travelers like Chase Chaffee and Earle family members. The week featured several social calls at homes in East Hardwick South Woodbury and Kent's Corner plus a memorial hall event for Placer Gold with the Hardwick orchestra.
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P. G. Fifield
North Montpelier
Pearl LaPoint
Hardwick
Celia Ainsworth
Woodbury
Make Gusha
P. Chase
Montpelier
Glenn
George Chaffee
Mardwick
Nell Chaffee
M. Earle
Boet Hardwick
South Woodbury
Memorial Hall
W. F. Ainaworth
Claud Young
Mise Lena
Graham
St Joly
Walter Smith
Cabot Wednesse
Nelson
Meriden
N. HS
Mise Rowena
S. M. Earle
East Hardwick
E. W. Cate
Mise Buith Foote
Sidney Lawson
Mise Agawe
Kent's Corner
Diamond Dyes Instructions Claim No Mistakes
A fragment describes Diamond Dyes and claims perfect tinting results with directions to tint any article. The cryptic text references Henry Pr and a guarantee of no mistakes, though details are obscured by OCR errors.
Orange County Farm Bureau Meeting and Cream Scoring Contest
Orange County Farm Bureau directors met at Williamstown to organize the Granite Heights Cow Testing association and invite new members. The annual cream scoring contest at West Topsham drew about 300 attendees with a bountiful dinner. Prizes were announced by Dexter of Lowell and speakers including P. Rasmussen and W. R. Jones. The top three cows posted 05 percent, 02.75 percent, and 05.4 percent. H. A. Dornnell, the county agent, spoke at the event.
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Granite Heights
Williamstown
C.J. Bailey
Weet Topsham
P. Rasmussen
Ady W. Hoyt
H. A. Dornnell
Bethel Community Notes of Visits and Guests
Bethel social fragment recounts visitors and guests including Mr. and Mrs. J. Martin Kesigaman and N. L. Sheldon of Boston visiting relatives. Barre officials and local figures attended gatherings. Several former residents and families from nearby towns were noted as present for a remembrance event and a sister’s visit at various homes. The text records multiple names and distant connections without a central event.
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Martin Kesigaman
N. L
West
Abe
Missre Masel
May Pleas O
Biattieterra
Liquor Seizure and Auctioned Goods at Federal Court
A federal court session in this city disposed of seized liquor and other goods. About 11 820 quarts of liquor and 135 bottles of beer, ale and porter were turned over to the treasury department for disposition, valued near 890 000. Also sold were cedar shingles laths and scrap metal. Local clergy attended a dedication with Rev Sharp and Rev Hamilton speaking, followed by supper at Union hall and an evening sermon by Rev Wentworth of Plainfield. A photographer was scheduled to appear during the sale period.
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United States
Treasury Department
Herbert C. Comings
Xia
Tema
St. Albans
Newport
Richtoit Island
Vate
Lood
Twenty- fifth Anniversary at Woodbury
The Woodbury M. church will hold its twenty fifth anniversary on Friday the 24th 19a. An afternoon service will begin at 4.
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Woodbury
Picture Opportunity for Audience at Local Church
A church invites attendees to gather for a group photo in front of the church edifice. The event offers free photography with every participant given a chance to be photographed alongside the congregation.
Partiality at Boston Dining Room Provokes Hustle
An anecdote from a Boston newspaper describes a waiter defending a bracelet of insults as a diner complains about a collar button in the soap. The other patron at the next table is warned to avoid overhearing the snide exchange. The piece chronicles casual bias in a dining room setting.
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Sin
Boston T
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