ONTTAKING LEAD AS TRAINER COACHES GAIN RENOWN
In a bustling season, notable trainers from ONTTA and LEARN work on technique and strategy. RONTE partners with Gain to develop defensive schemes and raise team performance across meets.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1919
Page
5
In a bustling season, notable trainers from ONTTA and LEARN work on technique and strategy. RONTE partners with Gain to develop defensive schemes and raise team performance across meets.
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London and Paris reports reveal Premier Lloyd George announced at the House of Commons that former German emperor Wilhelm Hohenzollern would be tried in London. The secret plan involves a mixed five-judge panel from Britain, the United States, France, Italy, and Japan, with Earl of Reading and Edward Douglass White among likely chiefs. Dutch extradition questions arise as Holland faces pressure to surrender the deposed monarch amid treaties and international morality concerns.
Chiropractic is presented as a precise science and art for locating and correcting vertebral misalignments that compress nerves. The text links nerve impingement to disease, detailing how energy flow affects organs such as the kidneys and overall health, and lists several local chiropractors with contact details in Connecticut.
Amid wartime prohibition, badge port beer supply dwindled yesterday with at most thirty saloons open, many only part of the day. Public interest cooled as Fourth of July heat peaked, while private picnics offered refreshments. DoJ agents reported fewer violations than prior days. near beer sales faltered as ginger beer saw little demand. dealers warned saloon profit margins dimmed for light beverages.
Great interest was shown by visitors to Myrtle Beach tonight at the aquatic program by the Volunteer Life Saving corps off the Yale bathhouse. Judges included John Doherty William Donert and William Schleicher starter Richard Stowe announcer George OConnell. Winners included Miss Ritter Walnut Beach in the 25 yards swim for girls and Miss Blanche Stit in the fancy diving contest. William Dix won the boys 25 yard dash Ed ward Swift the men 50 yard dash. Bertha Wannigan won the girls canoe race while William Leonard and William Dix won the double canoe race for men. The half mile swim for men went to J R Cotter and HT Ellsworth.
Capt Alex Fyfe of the Devon Hose company calls a special meeting and drill for Tuesday night at the fire house. All members must attend or face a possible fine assessment.
From Mexico City a cablegram by General Candido Aguilar denies assurances to the United States Great Britain and other nations on the pending petroleum law. He says Congress must enact a just equitable law considering both Mexican and foreign interests and offers no guarantees while the matter remains before Congress.
Washington reports that the United States possesses the greatest single stock of gold in history and can claim today the vast reserves as a free bullion asset. The announcement underscores the nation’s strength in mineral wealth and economic influence on global markets.
The July issue of the Federal Reserve Bulletin notes the world gold balance to fund favorable merchandise trade, estimating about 9.0 to 9.9 billion dollars over three years. If bids slow this year, nations face payment arrangements without triggering debt defaults, while higher living costs rise from imported metal.
Bucharest June 5 King Ferdinand and Queen Marie honored members of the American Red Cross Mission and praised their work among the poor and hospitals The king told Colonel H Gideon Wells chief of the mission that without United States help the people of Roumania would have starved He added that with living conditions improved there is no fear of Bolshevism in Roumania
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