Harding Spends Quiet Sunday at St Augustine
President-elect Harding keeps a low profile at his St Augustine headquarters on February 29. He meets no callers and discusses no policy with Harry M. Daugherty, whose possible attorney general role remains unspecified. Cabinet selections and major appointments are anticipated but not finalized, with further meetings planned with party leaders tomorrow and Tuesday.
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Reverend Atkins Accepts Plymouth Church Call
Milford Feb 20 Rev Charles F Atkins of Oxford NH has accepted a call to lead the Flymouth Congregational church, succeeding Rev Frank E Carlson who resigned January 1. Atkins, a Dartmouth and Bangor Seminary graduate, was previously a YMCA secretary in New York and Springfield. He will assume duties April 1.
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U S Activities in Europe Curtailed as Boyden Quits
Paris Feb 20 The withdrawal of Roland W Boyden and associates from the Allies reparations commission reduces American activities in Europe on war settlement matters to relief work and appearances at special functions. Walker D Hines will continue arbitration of river tonnage distribution. The Shipping Board Paris office and Graves registration service operate, with the army still settling War Force claims. The U S reparations issue now rests with Washington. US has spent 1,160,000,000 gold marks on Rhine army maintenance, unreimbursed by Germany.
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Making homes clean and attractive this spring
This ad touts cleaning services for lace curtains rugs carpets blankets and comforters as part of a year round program. It emphasizes careful attention to detail and efficiency under skilled direction with a phone contact for information.
Mary Garden Sings to Bridgeport in Steinert Recital
Snowbound Bridgeport crowd gathers for Mary Garden at the Polish theatre with Chicago Opera director present. The program showcases Gardov’s interpretations of standard arias and art songs, with Jutia Casini and Isaac Van Grove on piano and cello. Encores include Schumann and Sarasate selections, as the Steinert series continues with Halda Lashanska and others.
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Lenten Organ Recital At United Church Today
The Lenten program led by Jackson Q. Isinsey features Gilbert Soross as organist with Mrs Elmer Bear directing. Soprano Miserie de Kyzer from New York joins, along with Clayton Pingree Stevens and local artists. The concert includes works by Noble, Guilmant, Lemmens, and others, with meditations by Dr. Sorace Day.
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New York
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Parks Street
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Connecticut Federates Hartford and New Haven Business Women
Representatives from Hartford New Haven and the national federation gathered at Hartford to organize the Connecticut State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. Caroline Merchant was elected chairman and a constitution adopted. Delegates plan to reconvene March 12 to elect officers and board members. The three clubs total over 3,000 members.
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New Traven
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Colonial dancing party and school notes in Varuna
Personal notes describe a colonial dancing party at Varuna Hall this afternoon at 4 30. Students and senior class members are listed with planned performances and a Washington's birthday rake. An unrelated social event for Young Women's Progressive era members gathers at Park avenue and State street for a meeting with local church figures.
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Gompers Fights Censorship Plan in New York
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor denounced a New York plan to censor motion pictures. He warned governmental censorship would curb free expression and reach broader social controls, urging protections for voluntary and artistic creativity.
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Dr Bell Laughing At The Telephones Incident
A fragmented report mentions Dr Bell laughing, a theatre of speculation about a surgeon and a testimony. The text references exchanges and a future outlook, with unclear names and dates. The readable parts suggest a historical telegraph or telephone context and a cautious tone about future events.
Miss McCord Serves on New Haven Art Exhibit Jury
Miss Mary Nicholena McCord of this city will serve on the jury for the twenty first annual exhibition of the New Haven Paint and Clay club at Yale School of Fine Arts in New Haven. The show opens March 29 and closes April 17 with a private view March 28. Jury members include M. T. Judson George H. Goangaettel Elisabeth K. Luquions Charles H. Pepper Edwin C. Taylor and G. Albert Thompson. John I. H. Dewnns is club president and Theodore Diedrickson secretary.
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Harmony lodge to hold Washingtons Birthday children party
Harmony lodge plans an annual birthday party for members children on Washingtons birthday. The event will be held Thursday afternoon at 1 Harmony Lodge rooms 149 Star Street. Last year many children attended despite limited space and expected larger turnout this year.
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Jacobs Heller Wedding in Vincelletta Street Marion Street
Miss Rose Heller daughter of Mr and Mrs A Heller of Vincelletta street will wed Abraham Jacobs of Fall River town. The ceremony will be conducted by Thev Herman Sotler. Bridesmaids include Mrs A J Rome as matron of honor and Mr Rome as best man. The couple will reside on Marion street.
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Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Aids Steens Woman
Mrs W H Blake of Steens Mississippi writes of four years of nervous fatigue and female trouble. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports renewed strength and ability to do housework and urges others to try the remedy. The letter also notes the company welcomes health inquiries.
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Community plans children’s event to honor George Kington
The Harmony committee limits the affair to the children of members and young folks. A variety of games, favors, and entertainment are arranged to memorialize George Kington. Children anticipate next Tuesday afternoon for what the committee has in store.
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Germany Appropriates Funds for Child Feeding Across Reich
Berlin Feb 26 The German government will include in this year budget an appropriation of 50 609 000 marks to feed under nourished children. Funds distribution will accompany the extension of child feeding nationwide by American food relief authorities.
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Knox Hats Arrive In Fine Straws For Women
Knox Hats offers tailored styles for women with seasons kept consistent quality and fit. Tricornes and Sailors use high grade straw and gibbon bands in black brown purple navy and sand with combinations like black and white and brown and sand priced from 15 to 25 dollars on the Bcond floor.
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Miller Shoes for Bridgeport Women
Miller Shoes for Bridgeport Women announces the Read House will carry Miller styles for the coming season. Noted as Fifth Avenue style creators, Miller introduces spring models including the Doris Pump a tan cal rt pump with two straps and feathered Cuban heel, and other smart wing tip perforated designs.
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