Conference on working youths sheds light on future workers
A conference of Boy workers 16 and over will meet Saturday December 16 at the Bridgeport manufacturing factory area to stimulate diligent job efforts and wholesome use of time. A group of coaches including a personnel director will accompany the youths, with noted speakers from New York and Bridgeport invited to lead discussions. The event aims to guide youths toward productive careers and rewards.
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VNM. Coa
rrTis
Gin
Beldgaport
Sion
Byers
Bridgeport Manufacturing Jant
Accomp
Ying Coach
Cameron Bechemon
New York Stock Exchange
Personnel Directors’ Association
New York City
Cc, Robinson
Tubercular Patients to Form Colonies
Va is Nov 30 The French academy of Medicine debates segregating consumptives and creating vast tubercular colonies in hot climates. Dr Delile advocates distant colonies in Africa Megopalamia with self supporting irrigation schemes funded at many millions, sunshine aiding cures.
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Vais
French Academy of Medicine
Ymnond Delile
Delile
Africa
Megopalamia
Dolille
Crusade Against Inhumane Animal Care Gains Momentum
A state society for the prevention of cruelty forms a 159-troop constabulary across Chicago and downstate Illinois, partnering with local police to combat horse abuse and auto theft, while expanding into Indiana and Wisconsin under similar laws. The force, semi military in structure, assists in emergencies, patrols auto routes, and runs an intelligence unit to curb vice, gambling, and bootlegging.
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United States
Department of ‘Constabulary
State Society For
Tnchang
Wisconsin
Chicago
Walter P. Stuart
Driver Health Tests Proposed in Paris by Academy of Medicine
Paris authorities, December 2, a proposal from the Academy of Medicine following Dr. W Flussinger’s report after a near miss. The plan would require medical exams for chauffeurs and all automobile drivers before licensing, including heart and garious response tests. A 2-8 second reaction time would be demanded before certificates are issued, potentially cancelling licenses for many current holders.
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Paris
Academy of Medicine
W. Fleesinger
France
Flussinger
Academy
Flessinger
Robinson elected Williams grid leader for next year
James D Robinson of Wilkes-Barre Pa junior class member was today elected captain of the Williams football eleven for next year. He has held a guiding role on no varsity for go season and is a member of the Sigma Alpha fraternity Horace T Mallon of Cincinnati Ohio star quarterback for two seasons mentored for the captaincy was not a candidate due to plans to return to college next year and ineligibility under the three year rule.
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William Town
James
Robinson
Wilke
Barre
Penn
Williams
Sippa Alpha
Horace T. Mallon
Cinineli
Ohio
Sea Sons
Furpie
JIARVARD Tops Haverford in Final Mercol Soccer Game
Harvard defeated Haverford to nothing in the closing game of the mercol Weinte Soccer Season at Haverford. The report notes historic references and shows the team’s strong performance in a late season match.
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Philadelphia
Harvard
Haverford & To
Haverford
Americans Keep Paris Resorts Busy for Amused Visitors
In Paris Nov 86 a wave of American influence dominates the city’s nightlife with American entertainers managers and patrons shaping the resort scene. Shows, music, and hospitality cater mainly to American tastes while dangers of scams and crime accompany the pleasure districts as prices rise with currency shifts.
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Paris
Kfontmartin
Europe
America
Montmartre
Great Pleasure District
Novies
Louvre
Tower
Notre
Philadelphia
Sacramento
Ackroyd Out for Georgetown Game After Shoulder Injury
Salton Pa Nov Wa reports Ackroyd regular end on the Na fayelle College football team will miss Saturday’s clash with Georgetown in Washington. The 33 man squad left for Chevy Chase Maryland after Ackroyd dislocated his right shoulder in the second play of the Lealgh date, and he will not be ready to play.
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Salton
Ackroyd
Nafayelle
Maine
Colunbia
Chevy Chase
Washington
Paris dressmakers may move to Gotham
Paris dressmakers threaten to relocate to New York to avoid tariffs. The move aims to preserve profits by expanding sales to America, as French exports would fall substantially if tariffs pass. Paul Porrel leads the initiative, arguing that brassmaking and related trades must sell largely to the U S. and that Paris fashion houses face ruin.
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Paris
Gotham
New York
Nev
Vuth Avenue
Paul Polrel
Paix Jt
Folfer
Rod
America
Senatorial Hardships and a Test of Loyalty
A fragment from a political piece shows Senator Snartswartly lamenting disappointments from a key constituent. He reads a letter hoping for praise for his ward work, but the note questions his hold on the people and hints at criticism.
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Pire
Senator Snartswartly
About Armenia and the smile economy in headlines
A garbled 1910s wire-like snippet mentions Armenia in a Birmingham Age-Herald line and notes a tongue-in-cheek remark from the Hineig State Journal about the effort behind a smile and frown. The fragment cites Wicksonville Florida and Simes-Union as sources in a compressed, incomplete clipping.
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Armenia
Birminghas Age-Herald
Hineig State Journal
Wicksonvile
Florida
Simes-Union
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