Opening Night of Greenwich Follies Fills Auditorium
Greenwich society backs the Greenwich hospital as the Havemeyer auditorium hosts the opening night of the Greenwich Follies for a three night run. Costumes imitate Broadway with dancers, bands and vocal numbers. Young Muriel Cahn shines as a soloist while Swiss coach Lila Agnew Stewart shapes the program.
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Greenwich Follies
Havemeyer
Greenwich Society
Greenwich
Broadway
Paris
Smother
Animate
New York
Henry the Eleath
Vincent Lockwod
Mrs. TE
Simon Bird
Ann Rbolyn
H. Gutan
Keafer
Catherina
Russia
Charles
Arthur Moore
F&f
Elizabeth
Barbara Hatch
Frederick Nichols
Allan E. Forbes
Sylpho Nathol praised for sanitary housekeeping
An advertisement extols Sylpho Nathol as a safe pleasant to use sanitary cleaner. It describes using it in garbage range mop water sinks and drains and claims four handy sizes 150 35c 65c and 1.25. The narrator quotes a Sanitary Engineer brother praising its effectiveness and odor. Most grocers and druggists stock it.
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Yerbert
Creation
Rev John Bruce Dalton to Occupy Pulpit Here
The King's Highway Congregational Church calls Rev John Bruce Dalton to its pastorate after a successful Federated church ministry in Middlefield. A native of Iowa, he has studied at Yale and will receive his B D from Yale Divinity School next June. Dalton will preach his initial sermon July 2, succeeding Rev James Reese who retired months ago and now resides in New Jersey.
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King’s Highway
James Reese
New Jersey
Japan Faces Land Problem Across Tenant Farms
Osaka, June 29. Japan confronts a land problem as tenant farmers return to owners over share-crop disputes. Tenants in Osaka and Yushu prefectures claim earnings of about 11 dollars monthly under long hours and hard work, while owners note higher yields from self-cultivation and higher fertilizer and irrigation costs. Some owners consider farming their own land and testing tractors, while tenants say sowing and planting rice by hand remains necessary. Estimated tenant farmers total 6,382,000 with tenant land around 3,105,000 cho and overall crops about 60,918,000 koku.
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Osaka
Japan
Associated Press
Oseki
Yushu
Arexang
Sweden could act as intermediary for U S Russian trade
Stockholm June 29 Sweden would act as intermediary for American business seeking to trade with Russia. Swedish officials note firms rely on middlemen and propose relaying American merchandise to Russia and channeling cash back to the United States. Axel Robert Northall says Sweden can handle large volumes and has free ports in Stockholm Gothenburg and Malmo with warehouses for goods bound for Russia. Sweden has traded with Russia for over two years and knows Russia’s needs.
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Stockholm
Sweder J
Anter Jcan
Russia
United States
England
Axel Robert Northall
Washington
Sweden
Gothenburg
Malmer
Mooreovey
Y. W. Camp Expands for Girls Summer Attendance
The YWCA camp gains space this year thanks to donations from Jovely Caltknell and Mrs. Henry Davison allowing room for all interested girls. Located high above the Hansatonie river, the camp offers affordable summer activities and easy registration at the YWCA headquarters on Golden Hill Street.
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Y. W
Jovely
Henry Davison
Hansatonie
Go'dén Hill
Marriage hints and a newborn at Bridgeport hospital
Personal mentions include Marguerite Dumraese and Ving M Tyler planning a June 24 wedding in Iford with a Massachusetts wedding trip. Mrs Clinton Hawes announces the birth of a son at Bridgeport Hospital, formerly Miss Stedys Lake. A surprise shower honors Esther Mahoney at Homestead Avenue with guests Mary Cary Catherine Murphy Marie Waldron Anne Schivan Athcel Mc Mann Anna McMann Mary Ola and Atice Boyle.
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F. I. Dumraese
Iford
Marguerite
Tr- Ving
M. ‘Tyler
A. C. Tyler
Elmwood Avenue
Massachusetts
Clinton Hawes
Gridgeport Hospital
Hawes
Stedys Lake
Esther Mahoney
Homestead Avenue
Bisack Bock
Miury Cary
Catharine Murphy
Marie Waldron
Anne Schivan
Athcel MeMann
Anna McMann
Mary Ola
Atice Boyle
Coast Artillery Band Concert at Bearsley Park Sunday
The Coast Artillery band will perform at Bearsley park Sunday at 3 p m under Recreation Board arrangement. The program includes America sacred overture Providence The Jolly Fellow Through the Air Fantasie Creme de la Creme Isabelle Overture The Girl I Left Behind Me duets The Labour Watch Theme from The Chocolate Soldier American Fantasy Tone Pictures of the North and South and Finale The Star Spangled Banner.
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Board of Recreation
Coast Artillery Band
Bearsley Park
America
Martek
Providence
Wate
Jolly Fellow
Ccolo
Charles Weidenjammer
Isabelle
Nive
Cornes
the Larbourd Watch
James and
William
Phoenix
Tone Pictures
North
South
The
Star Spanglee Banner
Ironized Yeast Ad Claims Digestive Boost
An old advertisement touts Ironized Yeast from Tronization Yeast Co offering relief for digestion and stomach ailments. It promises rapid results within 24 hours and invites readers to request a free trial by mailing a postcard to Atlanta, Georgia. Strong entities include Tronization Yeast Co and Atlanta GA.
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Tronad Yeast Ca
Atlanta
American Women Are Careless Ad Puffs Patent Remedy
Advertisement claims women overestimate strength and overtax themselves leading to long term pain. It promotes Lila E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as an unfailing remedy for back troubles, asserting thousands of American women have regained health and strength.
Surprise party for G Raymond Sipperly by Grace M E B choir
G Raymond Sipperly of 213 Norman Street received a surprise party at Niskoma hosted by Grace M E B choir members. The lawn was decorated with Chinese lanterns and dancing followed as he was presented an umbrella by the choir. Attendees included many named guests and families from the community.
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G. Raymond Sipperly
Norman Street
Niskoma
Grace M. EB
S Np
Asociates
Lillian Brown
Florence Gay
Sophie
Jeanetty Thain
Marjorie Heuschkel
Misa
Books of all religions urged for public libraries
Detroit June 29 Association press reports a Bookman recommendation that every storm of religion have its protector in public libraries. The piece argues the library should be an open forum offering access to all religions, free of charge, and allow opposing views to be read and discussed. It notes a desire to keep Bible access in schools separate while libraries can provide private self instruction on religion and ethics.
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Dostwick
Detroit
Lovary
Paul M. Paille
Syracuse
Zoo St Ag
Leticey School Adventag
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Bosak’ Manufacturing CO
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Helen Talmadge
Marion Shoeene
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Dorothy Deane
Frances Fisher
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Frei Jones
Wendel Koyer
Arthur Knight
Walter Dean
Joseph Murray
Charles Murray
Joseph Pennell
Ailaq Richardson
Stanley Sipperly
Jamey Sipperly
Paul Sipperly
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Herbert Strout
Gorge W Mitchell
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Sarah D. Lowrie
George Weston
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