Henry Allen Ready For League Debate With Cecil in London
Henry J. Allen former Governor of Kansas arrives in London after three months surveying Turkey Syria Palestine Egypt Greece and the Ruhr. He is to debate American entry into the League of Nations with Lord Cecil at a dinner hosted by the English Speaking Union and plans to meet Prime Minister Baldwin before sailing home Saturday.
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Fund To Study China Famine With Surplus Aid
The American committee that raised a China famine fund of 4 776 487 and spent 3 859 013 for relief asked the District of Columbia Supreme Court to approve an appeal to turn over 917 474 to Nanking and Peking Universities for study of famine prevention. The committee organized under President Wilson's 1920 proclamation raised the fund nationwide.
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Federal Business Association Meeting Postponed
The meeting of heads of Federal departments intended to draft a constitution and inspect river projects aboard a government boat has been postponed to tomorrow afternoon.
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Jesse Smith a unique Washington figure suicide shocks Daugherty
Washington mourns Jesse W. Smith a self described protector and close confidant of Attorney General Harry Daugherty who shot himself after years of devoted service to the official. Smith had diabetes worried over health and left most of his estate to Daugherty in a will made days earlier. Funeral arrangements set for Washington Court House Ohio with Elks oversight and Daugherty to attend if health allows.
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Blond and Other Summer Tones in Frocks and Sportswear
The piece notes a trend toward two tone colorings in summer frocks and sports fabrics. It highlights tortoise shell shades, tiered skirts, bouclette knits, and leather or suede trims. Amber, pheasant, fallow, and gray suede appear as fashionable accents for dresses and outerwear.
Porches and Fancy Sandwiches for Tea Time
A 1923 feature describes enjoying summer porches with afternoon tea and a variety of savory sandwiches. Recipes include Ham and Currant, Tutti Frutti, Cucumbers with onions, Southern Tomatoes, Chick Peas, and Egg Sandwiches, all designed for spreading pastes on breads and served with tea.
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Deep Down Joy and Whole Wheat Bread Advertisement
A vintage ad extols whole wheat bread as deeply satisfying beyond taste, praising Mother Moore's real wheat loaf for its appetite appeal. It warns against cathartic laxatives, claiming long term use worsens constipation.
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Mother Moore
Narcotics Registration Forms Returned Delay Taxpayers Brief
United States Internal Revenue Collector Charles M. Dean says about 75 percent of narcotic registration returns are being sent back to taxpayers. The issue arises from improperly executed forms and uncertified accompanying checks. Physicians dentists and druggists are urged to follow Treasury Decisions 3473 3478 and 3460 noting a transition to 1923 series forms by March 15 1924.
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Charles M. Dean
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Treasury
Hook and Theobald Sworn as Deputy U S Marshals
John Hook of 2123 Linton Avenue and John Theobald of 2343 Victor Street were sworn in as Deputy United States Marshals. Appointments by United States Marshal Stanley Borthwick take effect today. They replace Thomas Donovan and Sam Ludlow who served six years. Donovan had not decided his next move and faces several offers, with Gov. approval rumored.
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Linton Avenue
John Theobald
Victor Street
United States
Stanley Borthwick
Thomas Donovan
Sam Ludlow
Donovan
Bookman and Shroder Elected to National Community Organization
C. M. Bookman executive secretary of the Community Chest and the Council of Social Agencies and William J. Shroder chairman of the executive budget committee were named to the Executive Committee of the American Association for Community Organization. Bookman has long served the association since its founding. Shroder’s election is seen as recognition of his welfare volunteer work by council officials.
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Community Chest
Council of Social Agencies
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My Husband’s Love and a Train Station Rescue
In a village scene Alfred Durkee lifts his wife Leila from a train then carries her to the Marvin station. A visitor Madge helps escort them and learns Leila’s ankle is slightly injured. The trio heads to the Durkee home, with tensions hinted about Bess Dean’s dinner visit.
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Sewing Pattern Notes for Gingham Linen Ensemble
The article describes a practical garment with gingham and linen, suggesting percale and repp or linen for waist sleeves facings cuffs pockets and belt. It lists skirt width two and a half yards and seven bust sizes from 36 to 48 inches with yardage requirements and pattern pricing.
Dancer and Mother Deny Perjury Charges
Evan Burrowes Fontaine and her mother Florence Ames Fontaine pleaded not guilty to indictments charging perjury. The charges stem from testimony in a breach of promise suit involving a prominent party in New City, New York, dated May 31.
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Florence Ames Fontaine
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Vaterbil Whitney
Guarding Your Health by Dr Copeland on salt intake
Royal S. Copeland outlines how salt affects body fluids and kidneys, warning that excess salt can raise blood pressure and strain the heart. He urges moderation, notes average salt consumption, and offers brief health Q&A on hands, nose deformity, and irregular heartbeats with medical guidance.
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