Art for the Heart and Ellsworth’s Lathrop Prize
Doctor Caswell persuades the resistant Collis P. Ellsworth to take up painting with an art student, Frank Swain. The patient’s slow recovery leads to exposure at galleries, culminating in Ellsworth winning the First Landscape Prize of 1,000 dollars for Trees Dressed in White, while revealing he owns the gallery.
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Caswell
Iowa
Happy Package
Collis P. Elsworth
Tie
Doctor Caswell
Old Ellsworth
Collis P
Toolist
Ans
Swain
Frank Swain
Ellsworth
Hsraict
Elsworth
Metropolitan
Museum of Modern Art
Lathrop Gallery
Kopper
Lathrop
Mister Ellsworth
Koppel
D Écioy
Collis P. Ellsworth
Crossword Puzzle Thou In Next Issue
Horizontal Resort Bone Golfer s mound Capital of Tasmania Restless Pitcher Rodents Sulix indicating past tense Venue gossip Note of scale city in Chaldes Alphabetical list of articles Mathematical ratio Sacred songs Wing footed as the bat Sheltered side Malay gibbon Line made by folding heredatary Molten lava To esteem Part of infinitive Symbol for tantalum Spot Pronoun Sicilian volcano Part to pull out the hair Slingers Hindu political leader Reserved in manner Unit Hawk headed deity Pen for swine Vertical That young Indy Porces Couched Otherwise Swagg ers Turret Preposition Appendage To see To watch narrowly Land measure Printer s Wine cup Ancient Egyptian monarch To play boisterously Above Transparent Extraordinary in size Fundamental mess of life tendencies Malt beverage Prefix before Symbol for calcium Flexible stem used in basketry Saul One who reads the Jessons in church To certify Behold Edible seed Girl s name Part of the eye The seit Colloquial poster Whether Diffident Exclamation of disbelief Note of scale
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Tasmania
Chaldes
Country Store Museum replica opened in Weston Vermont
The Vermont Country Store in Weston recreates an 1880s emporium with authentic fixtures from founder Gardner L. Orton and contributions from local shopkeepers. Open since 1946 in the 1828 building, it attracts large crowds as visitors relive the old fashioned store experience amid spices kerosene and cattle feed aromas.
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Vermont
VNU
Weston
North Calais
Gardner L. Orton
Wrest Orton
Orton
Novel Store
Rural School Pupils Pass Up Desserts To Aid War Victims
George Rural School pupils in Bucks County fund relief for 800 German schoolchildren as memorial to fallen World War II alumni. Students skip desserts and ice cream, saving pennies for a relief fund supporting Gertraudenschule in Berlin and Jacobi Gymnasium in Dusseldorf. In six weeks the chest reached $1,319.
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Newtown
George Rural School
Bucks County
Gertraudenschule
Berlin
Jacobi Gymnasium
Dusseldorf
Moron Driver Comment Sparks Safety Report Insight
An insurance study from Northwestern National Life cites driver overrating and distraction as major crash factors. It compares mental engagement levels from moron to imbecile and argues full attention could save about 24,000 lives annually.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Insurance Company
Woman River Pilot Still Active at 79
Cincinnati report profiles Mary Greene known as Ma the only woman inland river pilot. At 79 she remains active as the Coast Guard renews her five year license with ease. Her son Tom continues the steamboat line her husband founded.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Future Teachers Instructed in Makeup at City College
New York City College of the City University conducts lectures and demonstrations teaching education students how to dress hair and apply makeup for the classroom. A concluding style show featured outfits for classroom attire from traditional to modern teacher looks.
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New York
City College of New York
Iemonstrations
Some Helpful Ideas in Planning That Wedding
A brief promotional notice invites readers to plan weddings with a booklet titled How to Plan Your Wedding No. 204. It promises guidance from engagement to reception, including expenses and etiquette, and asks readers to send 25 cents to a New York service with name, address, and booklet details.
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West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Princes of India Adopt Modest Titles
The three main ruling princes of India holding eleven gun salutes use 968 titles, with many adopting grand epithets. Common modest forms include King of Kings Son of God Emperor of the Earth No blest of All Nobles Wisest Man of the World and Greatest Conqueror of All Times.
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India
God
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