Educational Travel and Rhine Farewells Across Europe
A Corry Evening Journal piece on Norman Hapgood seeking an international education for his children shows a planned Europa tour visiting France Germany Palestine and Greece to study dictatorship cures and liquor controls. Rhine withdrawals of British troops evoke scenes of farewell with Germans singing Auld Lang Syne alongside Tommies.
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Norman Hapgood
Wumhor
Hapgood
Europe
Palestine
Greece
Arope
Sweden
Iva
America
Rhineland
Rhine
Koenigatein
Radio for Sing Sing Prisoners Brings Evening Entertainment
Sing Sing Prison in New York installs a receiving set with earphones in each of its 1000 cells. Inmates may listen nightly until 10:30 p.m. under sound control by a prison official. The program replaces movies, previously allowed every night, and is funded by the Mutual Welfare. The warden argues it offers wholesome recreation during leisure hours.
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Prisoners
Sing Sing
New York State
Equal capitals after losses and gains problem
Two business rivals start with equal capitals. One loses 40 percent, the other gains 80 percent. How much more did one invest than the other. Answer to yesterday's problem is 14. Explanation: Divide 600 by 60 minus 7. Divide 62 by 82 minus 5. Divide 70 by 5.
Game of Correct English from W L Gordon Exercises
A readable fragment shows a teaching page with questions on grammar pronunciation and word usage. It includes prompts like correct prepositions, spelling and pronunciation of words such as apparel and possible misspellings, plus answers labeled yesterday's exercises.
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W. L. Gordon
First Armament Limitation Conference Held at Washington
During which administration the first conference on armament limits took place in Washington is noted. Answers cover a member of Congress, Labrador, two story structure, Ohio, Hy Rider Haggard.
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Washington
Libby
Congress
Labrador
Ohio
Hy Rider Haggard
Officers Named By Baptist Missionary Society
The annual meeting of the Baptist Missionary Society was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Thomas with 67 members and visitors. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Fred Ross, Vice President Mrs. W. F. Miller, Secretary Mrs. M. M. Amy, Treasurer Mrs. M. D. Bertram, with women directing White Cross work and devotionals. A program followed featuring songs, a playlet, readings, and a refreshment service marking the society’s first anniversary.
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The
Baptist Missionary Society
L. R.homas
Grand Street
Wenity
Jorden
Mra
Pred Ross
Fred Ros
W. F. ‘Miller
MM. R. Amy
M.D. Bertram
George Thomas
C. C. Haskell
J. F. ‘Thomas
J W. Rickers
Meing
Rickers
Tertainment
Society
Jennie Runglink
Mabvl Carroll
L. H. Thomas
M. R. Amy
Ethel Jones
Franke Gilson
Howard Gabriel
Charles Hubertz
W. J. Miller
Barton
W. F. Miller
Fred Ross
Mr. I
the Missionary Society
Lindbergh Begins Nicaragua Flight to San Salvador
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh with his wife and two guests launched from Managua at 8 34 a m EST heading to San Salvador. The solo aviator undertakes another hop in Central America.
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Lindy
Managua
Nicaragua
Charles A. Lindbergh
San Salvador
Westminster Guild Enjoyable Meeting At Parsonage
The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church held a pleasant, well attended meeting last evening at Rev. and Mrs. Cressey home on West Smith Street. Hostesses included Mrs. Whittlesey, Clarence Wallace, Mrs. Rumbaugh, Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Cressey. Miss Helen Peterson presides, Miss Inez Pitch is secretary, Miss Hazel Meeker Wenjurer. The vocal gathering was especially enjoyable.
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Westminster Guild of the
Presbyterian
Inez Pitch
Hizel Mevker Wenjurer
Plan for Coming of Indiana Poet Plan by Aldthian Society
The Aldthian Society of the Methodist Church held a small regular meeting due to bad weather with thirty members present. They announced barion Rees Pogue will lecture October 15 at the church and tickets are available from members. A rummage sale and chicken dinner was voted for later, with Mrs E E Love Mrs O A Johnson and Miss Mary Moore hosting and serving a salad lunch.
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Aldthian Society
The
Methodist Church
Plaers Wericcessors
Weer Rees
Barion Rees Pogue
Alathiar Society
Cystex 46 Hour Test Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement claims bladder irritation causes sleep disruption and discomfort and urges readers to try Cystex with a 46 hour test. It promises quick improvement and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The copy invites purchase at any drug store and emphasizes immediate relief.
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West Boat Steel Jerry
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Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representate
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New York ‘Tribune
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Journal
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Westminster Guild
Indiana
Chapin’s
Levine
Jersey
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Center St
Calas
Shankless
Haddock
Uaker Maid
Quaker Maid
Campbell's
Uneeda Biscuits
Doz
White House