Modern Bungalow Advice From Erie Meat Merchant
Erie Pa February 28 A Pennsylvania advertisem ent by Paul W Miller a meat merchant argues that modern bungalows are ill suited for social life citing his four self built homes as proof He says kitchens should front with morris chairs and daybeds and the living room should be smaller He recounts family spats over party etiquette and the front hall plan while warning the traditional rear kitchen layout is outdated He signs off with his belief in better homes for all.
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Germans Use War Tactics Toward Occupiers in Ruhr
In Dusseldorf on February 28, Germans resisting French occupation mimic Belgium and Northern France methods. They delay and disrupt Paris telegrams, arrest a Essen postmaster, and require a special military wire for French correspondents. London and New York telegrams pass normally, while French dialogue over phones invites trouble. A home remedy note adds camphor tincture as a daily teeth wash.
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Essen
London
New York
Bridgeport Amusements Messy Variety Show Review
Amusement listing covers Poli Pallace Bridgeport vaudeville and Plaza shows with That Woman feature, Marty Dupree Comedy, Tommy Martell appearances, Plus Hippodrome and West End films. Names include George Choos, William Adams, Hudson Freeborn, Ethel Lawren, Nell Halpin, Grace, Dorothy Fenton, Benny Drohan, Frank Smith, and Lionel Barrymore.
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Heand
George Choos
George M. Cohan
William Adams
Hudson Freeborn
Ethel Lawren
Nell Halpin
Grace
Dorothy Fenton
Manning Hall & Co
Neil O’cangor
Billy Smythe
Waly James
Lopez
Folience
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Hudson Vfreeborn
Ethel Lawrence
Nett Halpin
Grace Greet
Dorothy Fanton
Westport YMCA Work Delayed To May Completion
Edword, oil magnate of New York, will not complete Westport YMCA by May. The town funds half of a new central fire station costing 26,000 dollars. three fire companies and an ambulance will be housed there. Plans include hiring a paid man to tend engines. Firehouse will be beside the V building. Several fire companies invited to move into new quarters. Spring events include a national hall ball on April 2. War savings certificates registered exceed 33,000 dollars at the Westport post office. total certificates cashed around 279,000 dollars. A tea and cake sale is planned by Sugatuck Congregational Church ladies on Myrtle Avenue.
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New York
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Redford
Lion
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Pioneer Wook and Ladder
Compo Jngine Company No
Wood
Siugatuck Congregational Church
State Street
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Kate Taylor
Last-Minute Personal Tax Rush Ends After Hours
Taxpayers pressed to file February returns as the Tax Collector’s office stayed four hours past closing. Personal tax collections reached ALR 844 with Mrs. Chary C. Smith of 54 Paris Avenue among those paying. Payments must be made by March 1.
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Urge U S Support of International Court
New York Feb 28 The committee on international law of the association of the bar of New York headed by Elihu Root has urged the association to back a resolution calling for the United States to become a supporter of the permanent court of international justice and to endorse President Harding's message to the Senate.
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New York
Telihtt Root
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United States
Permanent Court of Tnvernational Justice
Hardine
Senate
Sweden Advances Millions to Builders
Sweden has lent 120,000,000 crowns or about 82 million dollars to support the “egna hem” home ownership movement since 1905. The program enables young people and others with limited means to build homes on small farms with low interest loans repaid under easy terms. The funds are lent by the government but administered by associations that handle interest payments and amortization.
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Stockholm
Government of
Sweden
Department of Agriculture
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