Erie County AR meets in North East for fifth gathering
The Erie County AR held its fifth meeting in Triangle Chapter North East with a strong Brokenstraw Valley presence and a varied program. Florence Prendergast and Mary Arrowsmith spoke, Mrs Grace Gitlin and Mrs Cynthia Brotherton gave responses, and a Hawaiian talk by Als Dawson Olmstead was featured along with a playlet by Miss Hazel Morrell and others.
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Brokenstraw
Erie County
Triangle
Arissession
Florence Prendergast
Welome
Mary Arrowsmith
Eric
Presque
Olmstead
Lawlies
Hazel Morrell
May Howard
E. ©. Barnes
TF Giblin
Young
Parkhurst
E. Cy Barnes
F Froth
J) F Austin
Harriet Montague
Marion Skidmore
RL Simmons
F. McCray
Isabel Button
Waler Fulthere
Hazel Knowlton
W. Auer
Helen and
Mazel Morrell
F. Davis
Donald Wilcox
0. Howard
E. [. Sackett
Emma Lins Fet
Bila King
Grant Phelps
J. Q. Jackson
Mt. Kovelant
Giblin
Firie County
Kokenstraw Valley
Authentic Frocks From Paris Cape Frock Styles
Paris fashion feature describes cape frocks from youthfully styled designs. Details include plaid and plain crepe or cotton fabrics, matching linings, and button trims. Medium-size yardage for 40 inch fabric lists 3 1/4 yards and 1 3/4 yards with pattern nos. 3219 and 4150 offered at 45 cents each.
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First Model Pictorial Review
Odor of Coal Oil Masking Attempts Reviewed by Housewife
A Housewife notes that multiple methods to mask the strong odor of coal oil from various processes have been tried, but none have proved satisfactory. The comment reflects concern over persistent smells and seek better solutions.
National Anthem Controversy Sparks Reelhouse Confusion
A fragmentary report notes Judy Tuckin performing the national anthem with a misheard line causing a stir in Washington politics. The remark ties to realtor interests and a broader cultural debate on national symbols.
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Judy Tuckin
Sweat Bone
Washington Bitar
Washingtons Camp at Valley Forge observed in Philadelphia
The June 15 observance in Philadelphia recalled Washingtons Valley Forge camp and its evacuation June 18 1778 after a brutal winter. Thousands watched as reenactment units from Massachusetts to Georgia, in continental uniforms, depicted the historic siege and retreat.
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United Pres
Philadelphia
Washington
Valley Forge
Continental Army
Massachusetts
Georgia
Fine program assured for Chautauqua season
The committee reports a strong Chautauqua lineup with a New York cast film production quality scenery costumes and lighting. Other events include Applesauce a comedic drama by Elsie Baker in recital Tehyi Hsieh the Todds Roosevelt of him and a closing night old Fiddler contest. An nominating committee will report and 1926 officers will not be elected. The season promises special features for Junior Chautauqua and general ticket sales to spark enthusiasm.
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Chautauqua
Dre Pearson
Fieal
New York
Elsie Baker
Tehyi Hsieh
Todds Roosevelt
Pearson
Messes
Bentley
Skinner
Hixson
Kline to Testify in Pennsylvania Primary Probe
Pittsburgh May or Chas Kline travels to Washington to testify before the Senate Investigating Committee on primary expenditures. A subpoena was served but he had not accepted it until his secretary said he would appear before the committee the next day.
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Vanon Pisa
Pittsburgh
Chas Kline
Pitsburgh
Washington
Spiate
Pennsylvan
Kline
Coolidge Hosts Haiti Leader in Break with Tradition
United Press reports President Coolidge will dine with Haiti’s brown skinned president at the White House, a landmark move as no U S president has eaten with a colored man in memory. The Haitian leader is described as fat, well educated, and fashionably dressed, greeted by Washington delegates.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Haiti
White House
Roosevelt
Booker T. Washington Neal
Coolidge
United Blne
Booker T. Washington
Prench College
Washington Degroes
Borie
Early Adoption of Tennis Scoring Sets Lawn Tennis apart
In the sport's early history two scoring systems existed, one from racquets and one from tennis. By 1878 the tennis method was adopted and racquets scoring was abandoned, with no material change since then.
Youth Rewarded by U S Government for Radio Work
A 21 year old senior lieutenant in the U S Naval Reserve, Sterling Sees, is highlighted as a leading radio expert. The notice touts his recent fiber circuit development promising lower cost, simpler home installation, and improved tone. Readers are urged to write Geo W Naylor in New York for free information about The Sterling device, with stamps and no obligation.
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United States Naval Reserver
Sterling
America
Geo. W. Naylor
Jrv
Broadway
New Yorke
France Faces New Cabinet Crisis Briand May Quit
Paris dispatch says Briand’s ninth cabinet resigned today after Finance Minister Raoul Peret quit earlier. Peret charged lack of support to save the treasury from bankruptcy. Briand considered resigning as ministers signaled intent to follow if cabinet cannot be remodeled. Currency instability and Bank of France reserve disputes cited as context.
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France
United Press Paris
Briand
Raoul Perst
Treasury
Chamber
Chamber Paris
Ruaul Peret
Bisance
Lodlay
Premising Hriund
Perat
Peret
Trac
Pere
Haley
Mark Unce
Bank of France
Tle
Peret R Ramain
Feane
Germany
Poland
Wuneary
Austria
Sayles
Neither Hurt In Polish Duel
In Warsaw the former premier Skréinski and General Sceptycki settled their quarrel aboard a reported duel near Lold OE Nana Whealues. Both sides claim no injuries after an exchange where Skréinski reportedly refused to fire if Sceptycki did not draw. A previous encounter led to the weapon drop and a retort about targets.
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Shine 14
Skerzinuka
Sceptycki
Nana
Skréinski
Ian
Chicke Hunda
Famier
Sreptycki
Skezinskis
Seeptyeki
Skraiinki
PLAN AIR BUS LINE PHILA TO WASHINGTON
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company plans a new air bus line between Philadelphia and Washington D C. Chairman Thomas K Mitten leads the initiative with three engine Berekker firms supporting the venture. The plan envisions express service from the Philadelphia yard to adjacent sesquicentennial exits, pending government approval and capital funding.
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Plan Air Bus Line
Phila
Washington
Tinitado
Philadelpna
Antpais
This City
Washington,d. C
Pailadelphia Rapid ‘Transit Company
Aly Sn Norvivement
Thomas K. Mitten
Dé TY RV
Contiut Tee Gant
Bekker Mons Phinies
Philadelphia
Sesquiventurial
Tobacco magnate's wife wins damages in alienation case
In New York, Mrs. Josephine Dula widow of Robert T. Dula, former vice president of an American tobacco company, won $100,000 in damages for alienation of affections against Wer mathepirnave. Elsie Hinman Tula had sought $20,000 to pause a divorce and secure custody of their son. A sealed verdict opened by Justice Thomas C. Train in the Supreme Court.
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Umma Cis
New York
Thomas CT Train
Supreme Court
Ten Years for Oyster Life Claim
A newspaper item notes an assertion that an oyster has an average lifespan of ten years. The brief quotes the claim and frames it as a simplified fact in a short science or natural history context.
Democrats condemn huge expenditures in Senate row
A Senate resolution introduced by Senator Caraway denounces large campaign expenditures as endangering the republic and the Senate’s dignity. The move sparked a clash between Democrats and Republicans over Treasury Secretary Metcalf’s defense of campaign spending, tied to the Pennsylvania primary.
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Frere
Washington
Senate
Caraway
Arkansas
Treasury
The Amazon Myer 18 Widest In The World
A fragmented passage describes the Amazon as the widest in the world with vast breadths and long distances between points. It mentions entering Brazil gradually and notes distances from headland to headland reaching about 150 miles in some contexts.
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Amazon
Brazil
Minister Hugh Peters Served Salem Church Leader 1641
English Puritan preacher Hugh Peters, lieutenant of Crone known for his role in the execution of Charles I, served as minister of the First Church of Salem, Massachusetts, from 163 to 1641.
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Hugh Peters
Crone
Charles 1
Salem
Mumn
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