Mrs. Lewis Rose to Tour for International Cooperation
Mrs. Lewis Rose president of Hertford City League of Women Voters leaves for a three month speaking tour supported by Chautauqua and the National League. Her topic is Woman's Part in International Cooperation and the World Court with stops in Ohio Indiana Illinois Nebraska Oklahoma and Iowa. She also serves as Connecticut chairman for the department of International cooperation to prevent war and aims to organize further local groups through lectures.
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Lewis Rose
Hertford City League of Women Voters
The
Chautauqua
National League of Women Voters
World Court
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Iowa
Hartford City League
Rose
Connecticut
Department of International Cooperation
Train Teachers To Conduct Eye Tests To Save Sight
Washington D C Eye Sight Conservation Council urges universal eye examinations for industrial workers and schoolchildren. It proposes training teachers to perform simple vision checks to detect defects early, improve student efficiency, and reduce sight-related suffering across schools and workplaces.
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Washington, D. C
Eye Sight Conservation Council
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Spita
Tima
Eyes Sight Conservation Council
Tt Ists
Herbert-Hoover
Myeisa
Bureau of Standards
Illumi- Teing
Los Tt
New York City
Guy A. Henry
Lye Light Conservation, Council
Central Falls Woman Credits Tanlac in Revival of Health
A Central Falls resident recounts how Tanlac restored her health after a near-fatal illness. She describes severe stomach trouble and heart palpitations easing after three years of decline. Tanlac is advertised as a widely sold remedy with millions of bottles claimed.
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Tania¢ Organization
M Rohrtaille
Central Falls
Tania
Broad St
Vanlac
Gog
Sinep
vTaniac
Tanlac
Madison Pupils Stage Folklore Play The Twelve Months
Madison school pupils present The Twelve Months a folklore play tonight and tomorrow in the school hall Katrinka is played by Frances Spivak Debrunka by Theresa O Neill and the father by William Dumworth Mother by Rita Brinkerhoff Others portray the months contribute folk dances songs and a rustic Russian salon atmosphere An orchestra performs between acts
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Puplia
Madison School
Francis Pesch
Richard Mertens
Katrinka
Frances Spivak
Debrunka
Theresa O'Neill
William Dumworth
Rita
Brinkerheff
New Orleans Gains From Industrial Canal Opening
The Industrial canal linking Lake Pontchartrain with the Mississippi River enhances New Orleans port access. It creates an inner harbor and offers excellent factory sites, boosting the city’s industrial appeal and growth prospects.
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New Orleans
Take Pontchartrain
Mississippi Rover
Fine Display of Paintings at Art League June 12
Dorothy Randolph Byard will exhibit at Bridgeport Art League on Clinton Avenue Tuesday and Wednesday. Her portraits dominate the show with canvases previously shown in January at Kingore Gallery in New York. Byard splits time between New York winters and a summer studio in Silvermine where she participates in the Silvermine guild.
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Dorothy Randolph Byard
Bridgeport Art League
Clinton Avenue
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