Football Scores Across Ivy Leagues and Opponents
On the field results show Dartmouth freshmen losing to Goddard and Yale held to one touchdown by West Point. Harvard beat Springfield 22 to 0, Williams defeated Dartmouth with a no-score game, Penn State edged Brown, Princeton trailed Virginia Tech 30 to 4, Cornell and Amherst also noted. Harvard 44 Springfield, Williams 0, Yale 6, Penn 12, Princeton 10, Virginia 0, Cornell 9, Colgate 6, Amherst 6 Tufts 5.
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West Point
Yale
Army
Harvard
Springfield
Williams
Dartmouth
Brown
Pennsybania
Totter
Princeton
Hill
Tiger
Virginia “Tech
Virginians
Tigers
Cornell
Amherst
Holy Cross
Bowdoin
Maine
Mrp
Dartmouthers
Goddard
Cambridge
Killamastoven
Dart
West
Piltatero
Pennsylvania
Dirwinith
N. J
Virginia
Colgate
Medford
Tufts
Molecule science headline with scalp microbes discovery
Prof Anna of Mamlurg and Dr Sabourind of Paris announce microbes cause hair loss by cutting blood to follicles. They describe products like Rexall Hair Tonic as cure-all for scalp troubles, promising hair regrowth and restoration of color, with money-back guarantee.
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Anna
Mamlurg
Germany
Sabourind
Paris
France
Haig
Moven
Cagen
Ert & Welles
Med Cross Pharmines
Miles
Vermont Defeats Norwich 11 0 In Warm Ups At Centennial Field
In a hot noon game at Centennial field Vermont defeated Norwich 11 to 0. Vermont's touchdowns came from Slav in and Watkins with Evans adding the goal from touchdown. Norwich showed improved passing but failed to reach the Vermont goal.
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Burlington
Det
University of Vermont
Norwich University
Centennial Field
Vermont
Norwich
Watkine Ad Cassidy
Heed
Smith
Hawley
Campbell
Carpenter
Tony Carewell
Maynard
Barney
Hemingway
Damon
Slavin
Watkins
Touchdowna
Watkina
O'Connell
Burleigh
Porker
Mavis
Richmond
Town Will Aid Rebuilding After Fire in West Fairlee
The West Fairlee town meeting on October 19 decided to aid district reconstruction following the major fire that destroyed much of the business section. The vote grants a five year tax exemption for new business blocks approved within two years and a ten year exemption for hotels built in the same period. Plans must be submitted to and approved by the selectmen before construction.
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West Fairlee
Oe BO
Brushing the Teeth Advice to Women Readers
Dentists urge nightly tooth cleaning by women, stating two yearly cleanings aren’t enough and home brushing after meals misses food particles. Experts warn tartar builds up and enamel suffers, recommending soft brushes and professional care, with arousing notes on mouth hygiene and related trivia.
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Tls
Antisaptisen
Gay firm in bankruptcy tied to bonds and creditors
A Boston stock brokerage firm B. Henry & Co faces a bankruptcy petition in U S district court. Maxton Meardslie Canton Ya Eliott Nats New York and Horace Far rington Boston claim about 3 080 to Beurdeli eileins is the largest claim with other nominal sums. Winding up has been underway about two months amid financial difficulties linked to Hudson River Power bonds and alleged mismanagement by Reynolds. Creditors nationwide total near 3 million with many joining suits after a June judgment against Gay & Co 15 years in business with secured debts around 7 100 000.
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Tostem
Bankpenser
B. Henry & Co
Boston
United States
Enurt
Max,ton Meardslie
Canton
Eliott Nats ‘Ton
New York
Horace Fh Farrington
Beurdelie
Elalim
Parrington
Augustinet
Alfaire
Elen Howard Gay
Joseph W. Jackson
Kosten
Hudson River Power Company
Norton
Moston
FB. B. Gay & Co
Spward
Reynolds
Gompers Averts Riot at Logansport Meeting
The Logansport gathering with Sam Gompers, head of the Juntior, nearly sparked a riot as two union men Calvin Chigeron and Arthur Helslomd pressed questions. The crowd demanded action while Gompers defended the platform, and the two questioners left without answers amid jeers and clashes.
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Logansport
Via
Get
Samie Gompers
Peantett
Jutisor
Mit
American Federation of Urday
Calvin Chigeron
Arthur Helslomd
Herwer
Clagston and
Malstead
Amit Joers Witout
Harvard gets 750000 in Kuhn estate probate
The will of Grace M Kuhn of Lenox Massachusetts leaves Harvard University 750000 for a department of biological chemistry in memory of her son Hartman Kalin who died years ago. Massachusetts General Hospital receives 10000 for a toxic lab. Remainder goes to Rhiet G. Cany, and one quarter to Hamilton Wilkes Gary and Catherine C. Gary of Lenox. Estate valued at 710000.
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Lenox
Maes
Gra Widew
Hartman Kula
Nother
Berkestre Embrta
Harvard University
Biological Chemistry
Hartman Kalin
Mascarhocerte General Hospital
Rhet G.cany
Decenard
Hamilton Wilkes Gary
New York
Catherine C. Gary
Kuhn
Willem F. C. Kushan
Marthan Kole
Forest Fire Threatens Salt Ash Mountain Village
A large forest fire roars toward Woodsimek and Salt Ash mountain, burning over 800 acres near the village. Evacuation efforts surge as the blaze edges toward Shrewsbury, with residents preparing for possible containment within hours.
Local Pastors Object To Dr Chapman Revival Tour
Rev J Willar Chapman, revival leader, plans to tour Vermont and Springfield but faces opposition from Springfield church members and local pastors. Dr W H M Hlath says he wrote without reply, while Rev C Hillier notes Chapman desires church unity for the campaign though uncertainty remains about his Springfield visit.
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J. Willar Chapman
Fevivation
Vermont
Springfeld
Massy
Oon
Alen
Springfield
Wits Hiden M. Hlath
Chapman
Jim
Chapmuin
Toston
Rev-C
Hiller
Dr. Chapman
Eburghes
Samuel Bowles to wed Miss Haskell in Springfield
Springfield, Mass. announces the engagement of Samuel Bowles, son of Gov. Charles N. Haskell of Oklahoma, to Miss Haskell, daughter of the governor. Bowles, Harvard graduate and editor, is noted for Democratic activities and newspaper work.
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Samuel Bowles
Miss Haskell
Springfeld
Mass
Samuel Bowier
Mise Haskell
Charles N. Haskell
Oelgahoma
Bowie
Harwant
Igorett Te Spring
Harvard
Oklahoma
Gow
Raskell
Bowles
Lamark Nod
Newark Judge Howell Dies After Shooting Self in Park
Judge David B. Howell of Newark’s first criminal court shot himself in Branch Brook Park Newark yesterday in front of about a hundred spectators. He died about two hours later. He was a prominent Democrat and former clergyman, under strain from a marital dispute reported by witnesses.
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Newark
Branch Brook Park
N.d
David B. Howell
First Criminal Court of
Episcopal
Ordered to Dump Beer at Local Plant Raid Reported
An internal revenue detachment ordered the destruction of beer stock at Hig Companys Oklahoma plant valued at $7000 with about 800 barrels. The building was raided a month ago. local officials were barred from intervening due to an absence of government stamp on the goods.
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Oklahoma
Oklahomey City
Hig Company
Tammany New York Opt 1M contributes $10,000
A check for ten thousand dollars from the Tammany New York Opt 1M is described as the largest single contribution yet received by the Democratic national committee. Herman Felater, treasurer, announced the donation at New York on Saturday to the Democratic campaign fund.
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New York
Tammway Society
Democratic National Cammalon Fund
Geeelerd
Herman Felater
National Democratic Vommister
Fair Pricing Note on Goods and Desert Appetites
A brief notice states a policy of selling at fair profit and clarifies no free goods are offered while mentioning filings for deserts and cooking at proper prices. It emphasizes value and transparent pricing while addressing potential reader concerns.
Rutland Teachers Push State Board and Education Reforms
Vermont teachers press for expansion of supervisory systems and a state board to certify teachers and oversee education. They urge funding for rural and secondary training, flexible graduation requirements, longer normal school terms, serialized rooms, better attendance and child labor enforcement, and legal minimum wages for schools.
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Rutland
Vermont State Teachers’ Association
Montpeter
Cna
Oe Mathewson A Sk
A. Merptaville Gam Ie
Ross Off
Isles Tey
Resalvet
Sea Vielee
Nntention
Scoot
Breezy Letter From Granite Cutters’ Journal
A. M. Sinita provides a breezy letter from the Granite Cutters’ Journal noting dry humor about poetry, rain makers, and a production downturn. He praises Richard Grigg of Barre as a suitable reviewer candidate and urges changes in the union constitution, highlighting long-time loyalty and leadership within the Barre plant community.
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Alex. M. Sinita
Granite Cutters’ Journal
Larry
Fot Hardwick
Uriah
Lam Alwat
Uerain
Barre
Taloun Lila
Richard Grigg
Barro
Bro
Griggie
Reform Call Against Cattle Disease Graft and Mismanagement
A citizen letter advocates abolishing the cattle commissioner and corrupt veterinary staff, demanding compulsory testing and a state supervised slaughter policy. It argues for centralized oversight, proper funding, and redistribution of hides and condemned meat to prevent waste and reduce expenditures.
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Gaston Ouveias
Ube
Cort
State Board of Health
Diapepsin Stomach Relief Ad Claims Fast Digestion Aid
An advertisement touts Diapepsin as a quick cure for dyspepsia and indigestion. It promises relief from gas, dizziness, headaches, and stomach trouble by taking four tablets after meals. The copy emphasizes a candy-like taste and easy digestion with no need for laxatives.
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Mape
The Practical Parent and The Autumn Woods Lesson
A dialogue unfolds between a youth and an older man as they discuss reading lessons from trees in the autumn woods. The youth jokes about the poetical line while the elder suggests taking axes to chop wood for various uses, reflecting a rustic humor and practical turn.
Why Is It Oh Haven't You Stood at the Telephone
A fragment from a Chicago Tribune piece questions why people rely on central operators for help and comfort. The reader is urged to reflect on persistent dependence and the tone of modern communication.
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Central
Mt —Chicago Tribune
Aragon Proclaims Election In The Ancient Kingdom
A historic oath of allegiance describes Aragon as an independent monarchy and outlines the people’s election of Don Philip as king. It pledges preservation of rights and privileges and states that if the king fails, he is no longer their sovereign.
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Aragon
Kingdom of
Philip
Pillars of Sand in Arabia Resemble Waterspouts
Deserts of Arabia display pillar formations called esod created by whirlwinds. These columns bear a striking resemblance to waterspouts in appearance, highlighting unusual atmospheric and geological parallels in the region.
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Arabia
Fireworks and Tomato Origins Across Regions
Fireworks originated in the thirteenth century by the Florentinos and gained popularity through Rowe The Tomato. The tomato, native to the Peruvian Andes, spread from Peru to the United States and other countries where it is now cultivated.
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Florentinos
Kiter
Rowe
San Aeron
Chiely
Peruvian Sur
Andes
Peru
United States
Tepe
Precaution Quote From Philadelphia Record
A Precaution notes a proverb about fortune as each man’s own architect. The phrase contrasts the idea of self-made fortune with inspectors keeping solid foundations, as observed by Philadelphia Record.
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Philadelphia Record
Fragmentary Crime Note Shows Mixed Words
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered words about a mix of people and events. It mentions a maid and a woman speaking last night, with unclear details or context. The legible parts hint at a domestic scene or inquiry but lack concrete facts.
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Mutuals
J. W. Dillon
Danti Melyter Bivck
Barre Ve
Syetep
Holy Crose
Amgpolia
Dymapais
Leoe
Middletown
Wesleyan
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Goddard Seminary
Creighton Enliege
Ditkinson A
Ariotine
Washington
Lee University
Red College
Chicago
Chio
Minois
Minneapolis
Nesta
Nebenk
Midte
Reneselaer
Polytechnicationale
Bury College
Fairlee
Tavernier
Hudson River Electric Power Co
Pittsburg, Binghamton and
Eastern
K. R. Banks
Grace M. Kuhn
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mountainn
Woodstock
J. W. Chapman
Springfeld, Mass
Judge Howell
Tammany
Emilie
Cape Cod
Armout
Simon
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Merchant & Fraser
Kim St
State Board of Education
Alex. Smith
Granite Cutters” Journal
A. M. Banith
Rome
Bosu
Cond Health
Elle
Ayer
Castleton
Randolph
Arlington National
Syracuse
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
East Montpelier Road
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