Miriam Burns Emerges as Star Golfer of Star Women
Chicago reports Miriam Burns of Kansas City Missouri a Northwestern University student, seen as a rising star among American women golfers. She aims to return to competition after classes, having won the Western Championship in a career noted for straight distance control and clutch putting, despite a later loss to Edith Cummings.
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Associated Press
Chicago
America
Miriam Burns
Kansasity
Northwestern University
Burns
Onwentsia
Edith Cummings
Rheumatism Cure Promised by Rochester Man
James H. Allen of 26 Forbes Street Rochester New York suffered for years with rheumatism. He devised a treatment aimed at dissolving uric acid deposits and expelled them from the body. He claims his discovery called Alenrhu banishes symptoms and has been sold through agents Newcomb Matthews who are listed as in your city.
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James H. Allen
Forbes S&t
Alenrhu
Newcomb & Matthews
Mr. Allen
Ady
Burns Fights Back to Challenge Past Crown in Golf Run
Miss Burns, grieving her father’s death, remains in strong form as she defends her title against Louise Fordyce and defeats Miss Cummings in a 21 hole match at Providence. The Kansas City golfer plans a June Missouri Valley Championship and a series of regional events before the national tilt in St. Louis in October.
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Cornell
Stanford
Burns
Transsit
Miss Burns
Miss Cummings
Louise Fordyce
Ohio
Providence
R. 1
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Milbun Country Club
Kansas City
St. Paul
Missouri
St. Louis Country Club
Westmoreland Country Club
Chicago
Strange Sounds Broadcast For English Radio Fans
The British Broadcasting Company plans a summer program to bring city and country closer. Outdoor farmyard sounds such as bees crickets and roosters will be broadcast to rural listeners. After last year’s successful call of the nightingale millions heard the broadcast, this year London street noises and subway clatter will be transmitted to rural districts for contrast.
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Associated Press
London
British Broadcasting Company
England
Burton Declares League Covenant Not a Scrap of Paper
Representative Theodore E. Burton head of the American delegation told the arms traffic conference that the League of Nations covenant was not a scrap of paper and would protect European nations. The debate centered on Russia’s possible adhesion and which states should be exempt from the convention. The committee report was adopted after Burton’s intervention, with several delegates opposing exemptions.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Theodore E. Burton
League of Nations
League
Russia
Poland
Rumania
Esthenia
Latvia
Finland
Burton
Atlantic
Novel Diet for Young Dogs Surprises Researchers
London June 23 The Associated Press reports veterinary surgeon A E Kennard found pups fed a diet including opingos apples and bananas thrived. In trials with Borzois and Pomeranians the fruit salad group grew faster and healthier than those on meat and biscuits, with some outcomes near to large breeds and temper improved.
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Associated Press
London
A. E. Kennard
Mr. Kennard
Prohibition Reveals Limits of Liquor Control
A fragment notes how prohibition exposed failures in liquor regulation, illustrating persistent illicit supply and enforcement challenges amid early 20th century policy debates.
Texas Embarks On New Venture In State Education
Lubbock, June 4. The College That Is To Be opens on the Plains with over 2000 acres and a $1,000,000 start funded by the legislature and local citizens. Dr P W Horn, its president, aims for a democracy based general high er learning institution without Greek fraternities and hazing, focusing on character and inclusive admission.
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Associated Press
Lubbock
Texas
West Texas
College
New
Texas Technological College
P. W. Horn
Plains
Horn
Hornherseys
Foreign Traders to Hold Convention at Seattle
The National Foreign Trade council will hold its twelfth convention in Seattle Washington from June 4 to 26. Henry M Robinson of the Dawes Commission and First National Bank of Los Angeles will analyze American business expectations over the next decade from European rehabilitation. State and local officials and business leaders from across the United States will address export problems of the Northwest and a strong Far Eastern delegation including about fifty Oriental delegates will attend the session.
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Associated Press
New York
National Foreign Trade Council
Seattle
Wash
Henry M. Robinson
Dawes Commission
First Commission
First National Bank of Los Angeles
Europe
Hiram Bangham
Connecticut
James A. Farrell
J. Butler Wright
Howard T. Lewis
School of Commerce
University of Washington
Frederick J. Koster
San Francisco
George G. Crawford
Birmingham
Ala
Gray Silver
Chicago
Astern
United States
Northwestill
Japanese to Name Permanent Geneva Representative
Japanese actions at the League of Nations gain momentum as the Japanese Association for the League of Nations selects N. M. Inagaki, former Tokio general secretary, to be the permanent representative in Geneva. Inagaki has arrived and will reside there while informing his organization on league affairs. Prince Tokugawa chairs the Tokio League of Nations union with over 2,000 members. New York reports a woman candidate for alderman in the sick stocking district. Sweden plans a new shade of red to aid motorists at crossings due to color blindness.
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Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations
League
N. M. Inagaki
Association
Tokio
Inagaki
Prince Tokugawa
House of Peers
New York
Sickstocking
Boston
Sweden
Werth
Impatience in Plant Import Turns Into Pest Problems Across the United States
The article argues that haste in importing foreign plants sparked costly plant diseases and pests. It cites chestnut bark disease, the Japanese flowering cherry leading to the oriental fruit worm, citrus canker, and date scale pests as examples of losses from quick entry. It urges waiting for safer propagation methods to protect forests, orchards, and nurseries.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Appalachian
Bronx
New York City
South
Middle West
Florida
Gulf States
Department of Agriculture
Africa
Callifornia
Arizona
Equal or Superior Status Claimed for Parent Entity
The fragment asserts that the subject seeks equal or superior standing in relation to the parent entity. It implies a comparison of authority or rights without providing specific names, dates, or places. Further context would clarify the exact relationships and domains affected.
Norway Sends Its Premier To Minneapolis In June
Minneapolis hosts a four day Norse American celebration June 6 to 9 at the state fairgrounds led by President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge. Officials include Secretary Kellogg and two Norwegian government figures with King Haakon’s minister as king’s rep. Music from Norse American colleges and Norwegian groups will provide the program.
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Praga
Minneapolis
Restaurationen
Norway
Harbor
New York
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
Coolidge
Washington
King Haakon
University of Osso
Tailless biplane may revolutionize aviation says professor
In Santa Monica California Professor A A Merrill of the California Institute of Technology declares a tailless biplane weighing under 500 pounds practical after successful Clover field trials. Miniature planes flew over 100 feet at 35 miles per hour powered by artificial air currents from four motors. A full size manned plane with a 22 foot wingspan and nine foot length is being built in Venice under Merrill's supervision and will use a four cylinder motorcycle engine for tests at Clover field in about two months.
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Associated Press
Santa Monica
Calif
A. A. Merrill
California Institute of Technology
Passadena Calif
Clover Field
Here
Venice
California
Merrill
Co Ed Findings On Ideal Husbands From UC Study
A UC Southern Branch questionnaire of 595 co eds finds ideal husbands are respectful yet not goody good, decorous toward life and institutions. Desired traits include $250 monthly income minimum with growth prospects, large family background, and a professional or business man who can discuss topics beyond work.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
University of California, Southern Branch
Civic Education Department
Autos Told To Lead Girls Into Trouble In Iowa
Des Moines June 4 Autos are the major indirect cause of Iowa girls getting into trouble Salvation Army officials said today The dance hall also tops the list while liquor parties and drug effects add to girls delinquency Adjutant Marshall divisional commander of the army urged parents to guide their children during the teen years urging companionship and sympathetic direction in social activities
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Salvation Army
Marshall
Paris and London swap switchboard operators
Paris and London begin a two week relay exchange of telephone girls. English operators work in Paris central offices while French operators staff London long distance lines to gain cross exchange experience and foster closer cooperation. The official language on the Paris London line is French.
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London
Paris
Paris-London
Lively tale of a man who educated many girls abroad
A brisk note recalls a man who taught many young women in France. He spoke French fluently and drew admiration for his lively teaching manner.
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Lively
France
English bishop presides at Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem
The Right Reverend Godric Keane, an English bishop, led pontifical mass in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre before a large congregation that included American pilgrims. The event marks centuries of English clerical presence in Jerusalem.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Godric Keane
England
Durham
Keane
Milk consumption lags in U S vs Europe
A Milwaukee Journal note by J R W points out that despite a 25 percent per capita rise in U S milk consumption since 1920 it remains lower than in leading European dairy nations.
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Milwaukee Journal
United States
Europe
Adlerika Exterminates Gas with Quick Bowel Cleansing
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a rapid gas reliever and thorough bowel cleanser. It claims ten minute gas relief and removal of old waste, promoting the product for constipation and stomach trouble. The copy urges not to use pills and names T. KB. York, a druggist at 117 W. Montgomery St. as a contact.
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Aderika
T. KB. York
W. Montgomery St
Skinny men urged to buy McCoy’s Liver Oil tablets
An advertisement targets underweight men with a flirtatious tone claiming McCoy’s Cool Liver Oil Compound Tablets will add pounds of flesh in weeks. It promises 60 tablets for 60 cents and a money back guarantee if 5 rounds of flesh are not gained in 30 days, urging readers to buy at Newscomb Matthews York Drug Co. or any druggist.
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Agnes
McCoy
Newscomb & Matthews
York Drug Co
North
South America
Have You Piles Then You Have Something to Learn
Thousands suffer piles yet many do not learn relief comes from internal medicine. External treatments fail. internal remedy Hemroid from Dr. Leonhardt is sold with a money back guarantee after trials in 1000 cases yielding 98 percent success. Newcomb Matthews offers the product today.
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J. S. Leonhardt
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