Brown University Leads in Secretaries of State Alumni
Editorial notes Brown with Charles E Hughes and four graduates serving as Secretaries of State, compares colleges with Harvard and Princeton. It lists alumni from Brown, Harvard, Princeton, and other schools who held the post, and observes that sixteen colleges have produced one secretary of state, while eight never had a graduate reach the position.
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Charles E. Hughes
Brown University
Harvard
Princeton
Brown
United States
William L. Marcy
Richard Olney
John Hay
Charles E.hughes
Thomas Pickering
John Quincy Adams
Edward Everett
Robert Bacon
James Madison
Robert Smith
Edward Livingston
John Forsyth
Yale
John C. Calhoun
Gene M. Clayton
William M. Vatts
William and Mary
Thomas Jefferson
Edmund Randolph
James Monroe
John Marshall
Henry Clay
Martin van Buren
Germans Pressure Push for Pay to Repair War Damage
A wartime quote argues that Germany should contribute more financially to repairing destruction, contending that if Germans had not prepared for war for four decades, the rebuilding burden would be lighter.
Taft Mothers Club notes and guest address
The Taft Mothers Club met in Taft School yesterday afternoon with Mrs Charles F Sanford presiding. Reports from the secretary and treasurer were read and accepted. Miss Tobin reported on the Providence Congress of Mothers Clubs banquet and reception. Miss Lilian Congdon of Providence spoke on Kindergarten work. Father Rogers of Hartford, visiting Miss Tobin, addressed the meeting. Four new members joined. refreshments were served by the entertainment committee led by Mrs D D Ambrosio.
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Taft Mothers Club
Taft
Charles F Sanford
Miss Tobin
Congress of Mothers Clubs
Providence
H W Boynton
L. R Bell
Lilian Congdon
Father Rogers
Hartford, Conn
D D'Ambrosio
March Donations Acknowledged For Children’s Home
The Children’s Home records March donations including clothing from Mrs Rockwell and Mrs A Lesy, foods such as beans sugar turnips milk lemons prunes and towels. Contributions come from Clarke Manchester Bristol Fortnightly Lab Mr Newman and Dr H W Church.
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Rockwell
A Lesy
YMCA
deRocha
Clarke & Manchester
Bristol
Bosworth
Newman
H W Church
Ancient Story Advises Shirt of a Happy Man
A king, distressed by a presumed fatal illness, seeks cure through a philosopher. The philosopher counsels wearing the shirt of a happy man. Messengers scour the mountains for such a man, who is found but lacks a shirt.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine and Its Blood Purifier Claim
A promotional note argues catarrh is a local disease worsened by general weakness and asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts through the blood to reduce mucous inflammation. Advertises F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio and all druggists.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Local notes sketch town life and events
Community items from a Rhode Island town recount a sermon by Rev William H Lane at First Baptist Church and marriage intentions, travel updates, school events, a fire alarm in district 32, elm tree removals, and social club activities including dances and lodge meetings. Funeral notices for Giuseppe Torre and moving picture shows are also noted.
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Suzmanthe
William H. Lane
Shawomet
First Baptist Church
John Henry Tuplin
Celestina Goff Benard
Jessica MacDougall
Wellesley Hills
Colt Memorial High School
Thes School
Charles B. Rockwell, Jr
High Street
Red Cross
Bristol
Newport
wAminieston Mars LE
Suzman
William H Rogers
United Brothers Lodge
Amity Lodge
Reliance Lodge
Reba Rebekah Lodge
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rugged tires for long mileage and rough use
A catalog note highlights Fisk Non-Skid tires at 30 x 34 priced at 18 dollars and Goodrich Non-Skid at 30 x 34 priced at 16 dollars plus Fisk Red Top Tires. The listing emphasizes durability and strong construction.
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Fisk
Goodrich
Fisk Cord
Fisk Red Top
Postal Service Exams for Young Applicants
Advertises postal mail service exams for men and women over 17. Mentions a $120 monthly amount and that examinations in April are unnecessary. Directs readers to write Raymond Terry at 858 Continental Building, Washington DC for free instruction.
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Raymond Terry
Civil Service
Continental
Washington, DC
Bristol Probate Notices for Ward and Estates in Bristol
The Pro bate Court of Bristol appoints a guardian for Jemmes Card and invites all claims within six months. An instrument purporting to be the last will of Lewis B Waldron is presented for probate with a hearing set for May 2 at 10 30 AM in the Probate Court Room. Notices will be published weekly for fourteen days in the Bristol Phenix.
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Suzman
Bris‘tol
Mt Cooke
Constitution Street
Vafternoon
Anna G. Coggeshall
Providence, Warren and Bristol Railroad
Wacemaany
Providence, Warren and Bristol Railroad Company
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Providence
Rhode Island
Clark
Bristol
R. I
Jémme
Lewis B. Waldron
Bristol Phenix
John W Church
Thomas Goff
Thomas
Goff
Probate Couy
Bristol Phoenix
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Hamburg
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