College Men Too Lost in Mazes of American Society
Harvard and Smith alumni directories reveal thousands of former students labeled lost. Some reappear with gifts or marriages intact, others found through town clerks, college registrars, or relatives. Campaigns have recovered nearly $100,000 in donations, and Smith College reports many lost alumnae located through relatives and former classmates.
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Harvard
Smith
Frederick S. Mead
Florence Snow
Smith, College
Fund
Northhampton College
Harvard Fund
Ame
Mark Twain
Army
Navy
Miss Snow
Smith College
Nina Brown
Smith's Aluminae Association
Household Hints Menu and Tasty Desserts
A vintage menu summarizes breakfast luncheon and dinner options with oven baked kidney stew baked potatoes grapefruit salad and orange cupcakes. It provides detailed dessert recipes including Apple or Peach Shortcake Cottage Pudding Saugo and Raisin Bread for tea with step by step measurements and baking times.
Foley Kidney Pills Ad touts vigor for middle aged
A period advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills tone up the kidneys and banish headaches to restore energy in middle aged men and women. Rev W B M Swyndale of Macon Georgia endorses the product. Sold everywhere. Leader WANT ADS.
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USA
Aic
W. BK. M. Swyndale
Macon
Foley
Motors Trail Steel Only In Output Across Nation
The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce reports motor vehicle production in 1949 reached 1.807 billion dollars, ranking second to steel. New York leads in registrations with 570000 cars, Ohio 511000, while Nebraska and Iowa boast the highest per capita car ownership. Goodyear Tire & Rubber plans a 1.5 million dollar expansion at Akron to support growing manufacture and tire demand.
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America
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
New York State
Ohio
Nebraska
Iowa
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
General Ofice
Wild Life Remains Abundant in Montana
Helena Montana February 24 wild life in the state remains abundant despite settlement Forest service reports estimate about 43500 deer in federal forests and many thousands more in state forests Elk are about 50000 wolves coyotes bears mountain lions and other predators remain common The article notes civilization may have reduced hunting pressure, allowing numbers to persist.
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Helena
Mont
Forest Service
Teen and the Burraosp in Frontier Competition
Fragmentary text discusses predatory red race and white settlement impacts on local game. Mentions Teen and burraosp as part of frontier context with implied consequences for wildlife and settlers. Further specifics are unreadable.
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Teen
Union Services in Cheyenne in March
Evangelistic services to run about a month from March 7 in Cheyenne. Protestant churches join in the event with a tabernacle to be pitched on a downtown lot. Rev B J Bulgin of Portland Oregon will preach, assisted by Mr and Mrs R O Lewis who will lead singing and work with youth.
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Union
Cheyenne
B. J. Bulgin
Portland
Ore
Bulgin
R. O. Lewis
Free Government Seeds at State Leader Office
The State Leader distributes a limited supply of garden seed from the federal government free of charge. Each package includes beet, bean, cucumber, lettuce and tomato seeds. Eligible persons may obtain seeds at the State Leader office while supplies last.
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United States
John B. Kendrick
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