College Men Too Lost in Mazes of American Society
Harvard and Smith alumni efforts reveal thousands of “lost” graduates. Harvard lists over 4 500 living men missing from records and Smith notes 325 missing women among 14 000 living alumnae. Found individuals include donors and reconnections. methods include town clerks and class books searches. Substantial funds and stories of revived contact illustrate the ongoing hunt for forgotten alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Breakfast and Desserts
A long list of menu items outlines breakfast lunch and dinner ideas with baked oatmeal baked beans bread grapefruit salad and orange cupcakes. It includes a detailed raisin bread recipe and a cottage pudding with vanilla and cinnamon notes.
Foley Kidney Pills Promises Vigor For Middle Aged Folks
An old advertisement targets middle aged men and women complaining of fatigue backache and low energy. It touts Foley Kidney Pills to tone the kidneys banish headaches purify the blood and lists a testimonial from Reverend W B M Swyndale of Macon Georgia. Sold everywhere. Leader WANT ADS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USA
Aic
W. BK. M. Swyndale
Macon
Foley
Motor industry outranked only by steel output in US
The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce reports motor vehicle production in 1949 reached 1.8 billion dollars, second only to steel. New York leads in car registrations with 570000. Ohio follows with 511000, while Nebraska and Iowa show high per capita ownership. Goodyear plans $1.5 million expansions at Akron plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
New York State
Ohio
Nebraska
Iowa
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
General Ofice
Wild Life Abundant in Montana Despite Settlement
Helena Montana February 24 reports and estimates show Montana wild life remains plentiful as settlement expands deer in federal forests reach about 43500 with thousands more in state forests elk roughly 50000 and wolves coyotes bears mountain lions lynx and other predators persist similar to pioneer days despite civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Forest Service
Snapshot of Frontier Tensions and Wildlife in Early Settlement
The text notes conflict between native and settler impacts, describing how predatory red race shifts influenced wildlife and broader frontier dynamics amid white settlement. It highlights tensions over land use and the consequences for game animals in frontier regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teen
Union Services in Cheyenne in March
Protestant churches join in Cheyenne for about a month starting March 7. A tabernacle will be set on a downtown lot for evangelistic meetings led by Rev B J Bulgin from Portland with singing by Mr and Mrs R O Lewis and special work for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Cheyenne
B. J. Bulgin
Portland
Ore
Bulgin
R. O. Lewis
Free Government Seeds Distribution Announced
The State Leader receives a limited supply of federal government garden seed from Senator John B. Kendrick for free distribution. Seed packages include beet, bean, cucumber, lettuce, and tomato varieties. Residents may obtain seeds at the State Leader office while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John B. Kendrick
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Alma Mater
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Sands—Hays Drug Co
Man
Brunswick
Pai
Forbes Pharmacy
17Th and
Capitol Av
Capitol Avenue
Capitol Building
Butler’s
East Side
South Side
Montana
Union Services
ATLAS
Madlaine Traverse
Virginia. Pearson
Bessie Love
Pegeen
Robert Colton
Cheyenne Steam Laundry & Cleaning Co
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