Sunday Post features and activities throughout the week
The Sunday Post advertises a rich array of features for readers this week. It highlights an extensive automobile section with six road trips and maps, Uncle Dudley’s pages of puzzles and cartoons, four pages of color comics for children, Harrison Streeter’s Adirondacks travel piece, a 12 year old prodigy entering college narrative, Elizabeth the daughter of Anne Austin, a home builders advice page, and Fanny Hurst’s latest story marking the world’s highest paid short story writer at her best.
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Yorl
Elizabeth
Anne Austin
Fanny Hurst
Long Hill Resident Faith Amid Vindication Hopes
Long Hill residents follow the case of a local resident once from Long Hill now in difficulty, maintaining faith she will be vindicated. The Sunday Post notes a bright Connecticut home staple in its usual popular galaxy.
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Long Hill
Sunday Post
Connecticut
Exchange Glub Urges Steel Hammer for Law Enforcements
Frederick M. Snyder, commissioner of the Press Congress of the World, urged Exchange Club members at the Stratfield hotel luncheon to uphold the law and pursue constructive work. He warned against glass hammer gestures and called for civic groups to use a steel hammer to drive lasting improvements, advocating higher citizenship and better enforcement of law.
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Stratfield Hotel
Frederick M .Snyder
Press Congress of the World
Snyder
Min
Mexico
Ald Min
New York
Detroit
el Paso
United States
England
York
America
Snider
Ship passenger drowns throwing fruit at boat
Bagotville Quebec Aug 6 AP Robert Rudd of Buffalo an official of the Carberminium Co of Niagara Falls was aboard the steamer Richelieu of the Canada Steamship line. He drowned yesterday after falling from the wharf while attempting to throw fruit to fellow passengers and his body has not been recovered.
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Bagotville
Quebec
Robert Rudd
Buffalo
Carberminium Co
Niagara Falls
Richelieu
State Farm official dies at Preston home
A Connecticut Farm for Inebriates supervisor and Preston constable died at his Preston home from a heart attack. He was 55, born in Lynn, Massachusetts, and is survived by a daughter and a sister.
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State Farm
Preston
Norwich
Midhae
Nolan
Connecticut
Lynn Maan
Man Held For Failing To Keep Court Date In Stanford
Rowan Fielder Negin of Spruce Street faced arrest in Stanford for alleged violation of a fanity regulation after tearing down a warning sign on his house. He is held on a $45 bond pending a hearing in the county court.
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Stanford
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Rowan
Negin
Spruce Street
Inday
Fanituy
Hetring
Eay
King Tavern 10 to be moved or torn down in Bath
Bath Aug 6 AP Work on the Kennebec River bridge route will require King Tavern to be moved or demolished. Daughters of the American Revolution in Maine seek to save the structure, proposing restoration to its original two and a half stories as a museum for Patriots. A DAR committee plans to gather support and relocate the hotel rather than lose Maine’s first governor William King’s home to progress.
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Woolwich
Bath
King Tavern
Maines
Wiliam King
Maine
Col Dummer Sewall Chipter
Margaret R Foote
New Tavern
Massachusetts
Col Dummer Sewall
Governor Kings
Gover
King House
William King
Custom House
Oull
Kingfield
Augusta
France
Colby College
Bowdoin College
Scarboro
Bata
Gov King
Patten Tree Public Library
Col Drummer Sewall
Desieso
Maw held for removing contagious disease sign
Stamford Aut 6 Special David W Burke of 841 Atlantic street failed to appear in the city court yesterday to answer a breach of the peace charge He was rearrested last night and today held on 20 bail He had been released in his own recognizance before arrest
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Stamford
David W Burke
Atlantic Street
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Two Standard Oil men burned to death in Baltimore incident
Edward McWilliams and Milton Kenderjeski, Standard Oil employees, were burned to death today when an empty tank car they were repairing ignited. They could not escape the flames through a small opening in the cut.
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Standard Oil
Baltivore
Edward McWilliams
Mitton Kenderjeski
Standard Oil Campany
Coolidge to Open Eastern Campaign Office Next Week
President Coolidge plans a campaign push with Representative Tilson opening joint eastern headquarters in New York next week. Tilson and party visited Plymouth Vermont and discussed federal campaign conditions as Coolidge and his wife met local officials and residents.
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Plymouth
Vermont
Coolidge
Preg Dent
Mr Tilon
Detal
Tilson
White Pine Camp
Adirondicks
Covolidge
Washington
Mexico
Io Nuselu
St Waa
Ludlow
Ludlow Hanking and Tust Company
Tromer L Skeels
Othe
Skeels
Dlullow Law Firm
Butknes Sugent and Skeels
Attorner-General
United States
Tudlan
Mra Sitak Pollard
Pollard
Dan Ag
Pinna Hollow Brook
Meahdge
Jack
Jane Kilner
Vmr
John Shatner
Detroit
Prudence Prim
Welome
John § Ji
Alice
Herbert Kilner
Jane
Marjorie Prince
Easter
Marion Prince, Jr
Adirondacks
Mondat
Pharmacists honor Mercer patron saint in Philadelphia
Philadelphia hosts a series of conventions by pharmacists honoring Brigadier General Mercer a Revolutionary War hero whose Fredericksburg apothecary shop inspired a shrine. The American Pharmaceutical Association plans a pilgrimage and a new National Headquarters museum to celebrate his science driven liberty ideals. Mercer a Scottish born physician born 1774 Aberdeen and Princeton battle hero died 1777.
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Philadelphia
Lush Werner
Fredericksburg
Washington
American Pharmaceutical Association
Museum
Tilsto Leal Pharmacy
Ga Ding
Mercer
Princeton
St Andrewse Society
Scotland
School of Medicine
University of Aberdeen
Conde Nast Plant Expansion Permits Reported
Special building permits issued in July include a $338 206 utility project and a $84 000 residence cottage. Also noted is a $1 358 000 expansion for the Conde Nast company at the plant on Post Road, with plans to enlarge the facility.
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Util
Resiance
Evertell Fr Wis Flory E Bradley
Round Jill
Conde Naast Company
Poat Road
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