Almost Perfect Girl Wins Health Contest Title
Marguerite Martin, a farm girl near Chattanooga Tennessee, earned national honors in an international health contest after excelling in health measurements, general impression, and psychological tests. She joined fourteen other finalists from across the United States and Canada, earning trips to the Chicago livestock show and recognition for canning sewing cooking poultry and other 4‑H club activities.
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Marguerite Martin
Chattanooga
Tenn
Marguerite
Hamilton County
Fair Association
Chicago
United States
Canada
Rall
America
Tennessee
Boston
Possi
Heryrmother
Passion Play Artists to Exhibit in New York tour
Oberammergau performers plan a United States visit to display their crafts and the Passion Play, under a national American committee. Anton Lang and key players will lead the exhibition with proceeds supporting Oberammergau. tours include several cities, with a September 1923 arrival and 1924 return.
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Oberammergau
Mark
Gind
Oreberummergau
Anton
Lang
New York
United States
Frank D. Waterman
pouleTs
Rammereans Daily
Se J
Sen
National Committee
Cherabnumergan
Anton Lang
Christus
America
Oberammereau
George Gordon’ Battle
John Williamg
Ureing Bank and Columb Trust Company
Timore Lelf
Oldest Portland Reporter Claimed At 75 Cents Weekly
The city of Portland claims Thomas L. Haskell as the oldest active newspaper man in the United States at 80, with 60 or more years of service. He started at 75 cents a week after two years as a newsboy, later recounting rough pay and secondhand clothes he accepted. Captain Haskell, known as the oldest marine reporter, continues daily waterfront rounds for copy with diligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Vlains
United States
Thomas L. Fraskell
Haskell
Norks
Haakell
Portland Herald
Portland Fress Herald
Haskel
Linskell
Americans Condemned to Monte Cristos Fate
State Department officials received no appeal from Louie Ayette of Sheboygan Wisconsin for American aid to have the French government set aside a five year confinement sentence. The Paris dispatches report Ayette burned his father’s barn and will serve time in a dungeon he cannot see. Ambassador Terrick was said to consider appealing for a pardon.
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State Department
Louie Jayvite
Sheboygan
Wis
Ayette
Paris
Terrick
Agettia
Ton
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Martin
Department, of Agriculture
Tyner High School
Mavanevite
Illinois
Natches
Wichaels & Company
Main St., Cor
Gold ST
Monte Cristo
Joseph Novot
Main St
Athol, M
Soes
Madelondon Boot Shop
Natche Tone
Fairfield Ave
U. S. Army
Jason Last
Sadana
Brigeport
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