Armistice Day marked with Canadian American tribute in Washington
On November 11 marks nine years since the Western front guns fell silent. President Coolidge will review Canadian troops in Washington and host a White House luncheon. The day includes the Arlington Unknown Soldier honor, the Cross of Sacrifice unveiling, and wreaths at the tomb. Chaplains and veterans visit memorials in Arlington and Washington Cathedral.
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Discarded Dolls Reborn for Thanksgiving Orphan Aid
Old forgotten dolls are gathered from homes in cities to be dressed anew for orphanages on Thanksgiving. The drive began in New York about twenty years ago and has spread nationwide with schools and clubs collecting dolls for Protestant Catholic Hebrew and Negro asylums. The Camp Fire Girls in New York City lead a campaign to rehabilitate thousands of dolls, aided by radio stations and many women's groups. The Erie Business and Professional Women's Club also contributes, while the Girl Scouts have approved and joined the effort with troops collecting for local orphanages.
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New Rochelle Man Fined for Drunken Driving in Greenwich
Philp R Ford of New Rochelle NY was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to ten days in jail after arraignment before Judge Mead on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. His alibi of being in Larchmont at the time was not substantiated and his medical excuses drew little court interest.
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Italian Dramatist Pirandello Injured in Auto Crash
Palermo dispatch reports Italian playwright Luigi Pirandello injured when glass shattered from a broken windshield during a car trip from Montreal to Sicily. He suffered a facial wound but remained conscious and was treated at a hotel where crowds gathered after news spread.
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Varicose Veins Reduced Or Money Back
An ad promises quick relief from varicose veins with a small bottle of Moon sparkled remedy available at pharmacies. It urges immediate purchase and claims rapid vein shrinking with regular use, suggesting a money back offer and pain-free improvement.
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