Stratford’s Celebration Most Fitting Tribute
Stratford May 2. Mayor Abraham Wellington and the American Day committee staged a long, patriotic program at Academy Hill. Thousands of children marched, floats depicted national figures, and Rev John Cotter of Hartford delivered a pro American speech praising democracy and warning against socialist agitation.
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Madrid Rapid Growth Transforms Capital City
London reports Madrid, capital of Spain, shows rapid development as railways expand and money funds lavish improvements. New avenues cut through narrow streets while population grows and housing shifts to outskirts creating a modern garden city phenomenon amid new fine structures.
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Woman Communist Is Arrested In Buenos Aires
Hebe Vive, described by newspapers as young and unusually good looking, was arrested in Buenos Aires on charges of involvement in a plot to start a Communist revolution. She allegedly carried messages between anarchists imprisoned a year ago and other revolution organizers, and was found with a stilett o when arrested.
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Columbia Teacher to Lecture in Strasbourg
Charles Downer Ha, Columbia University history professor, granted leave for the year starting July 1 to lecture at the University of Strasbourg. He becomes the first American scholar invited to Strasbourg since Alsace returned to France after Allied victory, beginning work in September.
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Guerilla warfare article sheds light on Irish question
Dublin reports a Freedom article titled guerilla warfare, found among the effects of Cork native Paul John Vignoiss who was court martialed and jailed. The piece urges Volunteers to develop guerrilla tactics and wage war against invaders in Ireland, detailing ambushes, sniping, and disruption of communications.
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Kidney Salt Remedy Promoted For Sluggish Kidneys
An old column touts Jad Salts as a cure for backache and sluggish kidneys caused by heavy meat consumption. It claims four ounces of the remedy in water each morning clears uric waste, relieves pain, and stabilizes urine by acid neutralization, urging consultation with a physician or pharmacist.
New Veranda Cushions with Floral Light and Dark Fabrics
A new gay assortment features light and dark effects with large floral figures suitable for veranda cushions and chair backs. Some patterns include light blue and tan borders with deep palm leaf designs, described as unusual and Oriental in appearance. Width 36 inches.
Who Needs a New Summer Dress
A brief item notes someone seeks a new summer dress, priced at 50 cents. The fragment implies a sale or listing and highlights a affordable clothing item.
U C ME Suiting A Heavy White Ma
A fragment from a local notice mentions a heavy white material and a suit pairing titled U C ME. The text is incomplete but indicates a fashion or textile item in a short urban notice. The item appears to be a labeled or branded fabric or garment name.
Fancy White Goods Dress and Waist Fabric Lot
A special collection of checks plaids and satin stripe fabrics including dotted effects. Most pieces measure 36 inches wide and are currently valued at 75 cents to 1 dollar per yard.
Plaids and Borders Fabric Listing 90x58 inches
Red and white plaids and checker board designs with figured borders offered as a fabric listing. Size noted as 90 by 58 inches with price set at $2.75.
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