Man Walks Into Age and 30 Cent Store
An intoxicated man entered the Age and 30 Cent store in New York, causing a disturbance. Police were summoned as onlookers watched the scene unfold, with no further injuries reported.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1925
Page
14
An intoxicated man entered the Age and 30 Cent store in New York, causing a disturbance. Police were summoned as onlookers watched the scene unfold, with no further injuries reported.
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Women feel a primal impulse to shed winter wear as spring styles arrive. The feature notes new hats, coats, and dresses in fresh colors and silhouettes, with emphasis on cloche and poke-bonnet shapes, ensemble suits, striped fabrics, and white shoes, while urging shoppers to stay ahead of fashion trends.
Principal Ro Morrow of Charlestown High School receives word from Brenau College that scholarships will be awarded this year to the students with the highest averages on their test papers submitted to the college.
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