Sylvia Horne's Problem
Young Sylvia, from Bald Gap, faces a moral dilemma as teacher Carlton Alexander professes love after keeping her after school. She fears becoming prey to him, questions his intentions, and seeks guidance through studying, while he vows to educate her and win her hand. The scene ends with mutual confession and embrace.
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Ylvia Horn
Sylvia
Carlton Alexander
Carlton
Steeighed
Alexander
Nansen Exhibit Highlights Oslo Watercolors and Biographies
In Oslo a large display features about one hundred watercolors and biographs by Fridtjof Nansen. The renowned Norwegian is celebrated as an artist scientist and statesman.
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Fridtjof Nansen
Oslo
Red Cross Marks Fifty Years of Disaster Aid in U S
The American Red Cross notes its fiftieth anniversary by tallying over a thousand major disasters in half a century, from tornadoes to floods and fires, with Clara Barton as founder. President Hoover headlined a Washington dinner marking the milestone with leaders from the organization and international Red Cross.
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United States
American Red Cross
Clara Barton
Washington, D. C
American Association of the Red Cross
Geneva
Misa Barton
Red Cross
North Woods
Michigan
Miss Barton
Dansville
New York
Rochester
Syracuse
The
Hoover
Max Hubert
Switzerland
International Committee of the Red Cross
Red Cross Brotherhood
John Barton Payne
Mabel ‘I. Boardman
George C. Fogg
Charles 8. P. Howles
Europe
Washington
Clara Barton J
Garfield
Arthur
U. S. Senate
Henri Dunant
Cornell researchers outline drug addiction remedy in development
In Ithaca at Cornell University Dr Wilder D Bancroft and Dr G A Richter report a potential cure for drug addiction is in laboratory stages. They describe a cell thickening effect linked to drug craving and note consciousness returns as cells revert to a normal appearance, while stimulants prevent full recovery.
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Tthaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Wilder D. Bancroft
G. A. Richter
Melter
Bancroft and
Richter
Firemen Check An Open Window For Phantom Blaze
In San Francisco Miss Marie Hartsook reports a possible fire at her photographic studio. Firemen sniffed rooms and the posing area but found no blaze, concluding the smoke smell came from an open window letting in chimney smoke as they resumed their checker game.
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San Francisco
Califir
Indy
Marie Hartsook
Confederate Treasury Seal Donated to Confederate Museum
The seal used by Confederate Treasury Secretary George T. Trenholm in 1864 to the Civil War's end has been presented to the Confederate museum in Richmond Virginia. The donation was announced by Miss Susan Harrison and came via Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Bulkley of New York, from Trenholm's four granddaughters. The silver seal features a palmetto tree and reads Treasury Department of the Confederate States of America.
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Richmond
Treasury
George T. Trenholm
Confederate Treasury
Davis
Ftrom
Confederate Museum
Susan Harrison
House
Jonathan Bulkley
New York
Trenholm
Necking Bear Among Hunter's Relics, Tells Town Tale
Clab Jones of Donaldson, near Pottsville, recalls a bear he shot that tried to hug him. He felt a tap on his back, turned to see a large black bear about to embraces him, then shot or killed it as the surprised animal. The bear became a hunting trophy.
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Pottsville
Pia
Clab Jones
Donaldson
Jones
Old Coal Mine Unearthed Near Midland Maryland
While driving an entry a mile under the mountain, Loar and Kagan broke through an old heading in the Midland mine and uncovered sewer heading stumps and coal fourteen feet high. They found several picks and other tools likely left in the mine over fifty years ago.
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Midland
Loar
Kagan
Butler Water Works Company charter petition in Taylor County
Petition filed in Taylor County Superior Court proposes Butler Georgia as the principal office for the Butler Water Works Company to be incorporated for twenty years. It lists capital stock at 3000 dollars, expandable to 50000, and outlines powers to lease real estate and issue bonds, with corporate rights and possible amendments.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Said County
R. A. Scandrett
Halley Peed Edwards
J. W. Edwards
Eli Garrett
C. E. Benns
W. E. Steed
Bullenk Water Works Company
Butler
Walter E. Steed
S. Cox
Superior Court
BUT Water Works Company
Cox
Medal urged for prisoner who saved guard's life
Waycross Georgia grand jury recommends George Robbins of Ware county for Carnegie Foundation bravery award. On March 16 he prevented a chain gang escape, saved a guard by fighting a prisoner with an iron bar, recovered a weapon, and recaptured the three escapees for the county warden.
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Waycross
George Robbing
Ware County
Pierce County
Are County Grand Jury
Carnegie Foundation
Young Robbins
Robbins
Inside Broadcast Control Room Sees Lucky Strike Orchestra
A rare glimpse shows the engineer at the control board balancing sound and timing for a Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra broadcast. Announcer Edward Thorsen and B A Rolfe stand behind the glass as fifty seasoned instrumentalists perform, delivering a seamless national program.
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Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
Hdward Thorgersen
B. A. Rolfe
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