Campaign to Save Steps in Household Work Begins
Darland Nebraska July 24 a Nebraska farm woman endures long water carrying trips to heat and wash the family home survey by the General Federation of Women's Clubs shows how home equipment reduces labor. The campaign urges utilities cooperation and highlights aid for washing heating and chores.
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Darland
Neb
Neebraska
Near Urough
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Ne Ieraska
Autos Crash on Lawn Injures Four in South Willington
Four persons were badly injured when oxo automobiles crashed head on on a lawn at Pildein's Corner south of here. The injured include Rupert Reiner and Miss Edith Scully of Tolland and Clayton Scully, with Miss Rose Bartles of South Willington. The Church auto also involved, driver Clifton A Church, was nearby. All victims were taken to Johnson Memorial Hospital in Stafford Springs.
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South Willington
Associated Press
Oxo Automobiles
Pildein's Corner
Rupert Reiner
Reiner
Clayton Scully
Ail Tolland
Edith Scully
Rose Bartles
Clifton
Message to Underweight Men and Women
An unclear OCR text promotes a product claiming weight gain benefits. It mentions tablets or a date related offer and references authorized distributors. Details are garbled but suggest a weight gain remedy marketed to underweight individuals.
Deposed Amateur Golfer Voigt Defends Dual Roles
George Voigt, a Washington amateur golfer, told the District of Columbia Golf Association he was employed as an assistant secretary to Edward B. McLean and that his golf ability was unrelated to his work. He said McLean did not mind him playing golf while in his employ, and Voigt won the Maryland Country Club invitation tournament from Warren Corkran of Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Jay
Associated Press
George Volet
Washington
District of Columbia Golf Association
Edward B. McLean
McLean
Voigt
Maryland
Wood 10 Devote Much of Energy to End Leprosy
Governor General Leonard Wood announced a leave from the Philippines to raise 2 000 000 for leprosy eradication. He plans to return in September and devote his remaining years to care and research at Cullen leper colony, hoping disease control within 10 years. A national fundraising campaign will begin under a committee including Wood as honorary chair and General James G. Harbord as chair.
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New York
iBy Associates
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Cullen
Campna
Guidante
Wood
James G. Harbord
Statue Unveiled at St Ann’s Church
Impressive services drew over 500 people for the unveiling of a five foot high marble statue of St Ann and the Blessed Virgin at St Ann’s Church Bridgeport. The gift from BE and F Construction cost more than 500 dollars and was carved from a single swain marble block weighing 1260 pounds.
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David Sullivan
St. James’ R
Stratford
Wiliam Daly
St. Thomas’ Church
Fairfield
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F. Construction
St. Ann’s
Italy
Bridgeport
Swain
Obregon Opponents Parade in Mexico City
Several thousand opponents of General Obregon march in Mexico City carrying banners declaring against reelection. Supporters plan a big demonstration when the candidate arrives, with authorities prohibiting weapons to prevent clashes and authorities making elaborate preparations.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
General Obregon
Friends of
Makig
Body of New Haven Woman Is Identified
Miss Margaret, a caterer rooming at 99 Nor street in New Haven, was identified as the elderly woman found dead at Hulhoure avenue and Grove streets. Authorities believe the death was caused by a heart attack. her friends in the neighborhood had known her.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Hulhoure Avenue
Grove Streets
Margaret
Norstreck
Indigestion Treatment Proposal Echoed in Ad Copy
A garbled ad style passage promotes a new indigestion treatment claiming real relief. It repeats lines about trials and recommendations before devolving into incoherent phrases and stray numbers about prices and stores.
Woman shields Byrd and his crew at Paris reception
Helen Davenport Gibbons, wife of Dr. Herbert Adams Gibbons, managed Byrd and the America team’s Paris visit. She coordinated tours, press interactions, and engagements, smoothed official programs, and arranged for services for the flyers, while acting as host at the Hotel Continental.
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Paris
Associated Press
Richard FE. Byrd
America
Helen Davenport Gibbons
Herbert Adams Gibbons
Rodmer Wananicker
Byrd
Continent
Naval conferees scrap silk hats at Geneva talks
At the Geneva naval conference, delegates largely abandon silk high hats for dinners. Baron Saito remains almost alone in traditional headgear. Most attendees wear soft felt, pearl gray bekys, or straw hats. even Elie Comte de Claudel favors a soft felt with evening dress.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Tripartite Conference On
Baron Saito
el le Comte de Claudel
France
Paris
Norwalk Driver Held After Westport Crash
Elmer Gray, 18, of 15 Prospect Avenue Norwalk, jammed into a car on the Post road near Bulkley's Bridge when brakes failed. Motor officer Eugene R. Burns arrested him on charges of defective brakes, reckless driving, improper use of markers, and driving without a license. He remained in custody in default of a $150 bond.
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Westport
Iby Spretal
Elmer Gray
Gray
Prospect Avenue
Norwalk
Bulkley's Bridge
Post Road
Eugene R. Burns
Norwalk stabbing affray ends with two arrests
Respondent Brink Alvis of Ot and Anahol Mumtion faced charges after a stabbing at a yard game dispute. Unejo received a deep knife wound in the back. Alvis was charged with felonious assault and Mutire with assault. both to be tried in Norwalk City Court in the morning.
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Morwalic
Brink Alvis
Anahol
Nature as forester era in early southern farming shifts
In the past land near the South was left idle after soil exhaustion, returning to tree cover. Abandoned fields, once used under a limited system, reveal valuable pine timber now estimated at hundreds of thousands of board feet. Lumbermen anticipate a long term, perpetual operation.
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South
Boulheaar
Health and Diet Advice for School Children
A column on health education urges parents to have children examined by doctors summer and year round to detect defects early. It cites 30 million North American pupils and high rates of heart disease tuberculosis deformities hearing malnutrition enlarged tonsils and defective teeth, urging corrective action through early screening and treatment.
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Sumner
Chile
North America
Personal Service From Dr Prank McCoy In Bridgeport Telegram
Readers are invited to write Dr Prank McCoy about intimate problems and receive a personal reply. Enclose a self addressed envelope if you wish a personal reply. Address letters to Dr rank McCoy Bridgeport Telegram.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Prank McCoy
Rank McCoy
Three American Children Play With Roumanian King in Bucharest
In Bucharest on July 24 AP reports three American children from minister Willan Smith's family befriend King Michael I who has just become monarch after his grandfather's death. The boy enjoys play and baseball with the Culbertson children and their fox terrier, while declining to abandon his American playmates for royal duties.
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Bucharest
Ittie
Willan Smith
Roman
Michael
Paris
Thas
Little King
Culbertson
Blind Man
Mr. Culberteri
Former Mule Driver Heads Fuel Company
Thomas Moses, once a mule driver in Ninols coal mine earning 1.75 daily, rises to president of United States Fuel Company, a United States Steel subsidiary. He now oversees about 40,000 workers and formerly served as general superintendent, after advocating mule teams for coal haulage.
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Danville
Hrs
Associated Press
Thomas Moses
Ninols
Moses
United States Fuel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Hundreds Attend Bristol Triduum Catholic Pilgrimage
Hundreds of Catholics from New England and New York arrive in Bristol for a triduum connected to the St. Anne novena at St. Joseph's church. A relic wrist bone of St. Anne is shown daily after morning, afternoon and evening prayers. Rev. Austin of Springfield leads the preaching with a planned procession on Tuesday.
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Bristol
Jess
New England
New York State
St. Anne
St. Joseph's Church
Chalmore
T. J. Koona
Pr. Austin
Raistank
Hartford Diocesr
Clammer Drowns After Warning Ignored Near New Haven
July 24. Savin Mock, fifty nine, drowned after being found clamming near Longpier despite a friend’s attempt to save him. Tide depth varied. a pulmator used with no success. Dr. Kowilewski arrived to confirm death. One party member carried his rig and tried to help but Gugnant weight hindered efforts.
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New Haven
cBy
Associated Press
Longpier
Savin Mock
Joseph O.cugnin
W. A. Kowilewski
Sill and Lanman Reach Norwich Golf Finals
John Sill of Wethersfield Connecticut and W K Lanman Jr of Columbus Ohio advanced to the final of the Norwich Golf Club Invitation tournament for the Mrs Charles D Noggs trophy. Sill beat Dave Morton of Norwich one up in 18 holes and Lanman edged F Shelden of New York two up in 18. Sill’s 150 foot pitch on 18 set up a 12 foot par saving putt. Lanman recovered from a hill to be two down on seven and one down on nine before steadying to clinch his final berth.
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Norwich
Associated Press
John Sill
Wethersfield
Morton
Lanman
Sill
Shelden
Lanmen
Rockville Man's Death Under State Police Probe
State police investigate the death of Anthony V aged thirty nine in Rockville. Body found on a kitchen couch with two stove burners on. Daughter alerted authorities. Dr. Thomas Rockwell and Coroner John Fancy called to determine cause. Police seek details of preceding events.
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Rockville
Ageotec Press
Anthony v
SLD
Thomas R. Rockwell
John F. Fancy
Water-dog Fish Barking Exhibition Mystery
A bizarre feature describes a four legged fish in Canada that barks like a dog. Reported sightings extend from Desjardins Canal to Misslastop Valley with experts puzzled by its unusual physiology and origins.
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Desjardins
Nirio
Canada
Misslastop
Dundas Marsh
Ancient tools reveal primitive digging methods with antler picks
In ancient times early humans used deer antlers as digging implements and flat bones as tools. The fragment describes method and context, noting crude technology and practical use in digging activities.
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Derr
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