Banquet Honors Rhine Club in Hartselle
Hartselle Alabama June 7 The Tennessee Valley Rhine Club held a well regarded banquet with 106 members and friends. The Indies of the First Christian church served the meal and a fellowship meeting followed. Four new members were added and plans were made for continued town events. The Huntsville Independents series saw the locals lose but fielded strong plays and good defense. A final game is scheduled, with strong attendance anticipated.
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Hartselle
Ala
Tennessee Valley Rhine Club
First Christian Church
Huntsville Independents
Vicitors
Fatalities in Mines Decrease During Coal Strike
Washington reports a drop in coal mine deaths in April due to the strike. Officials say closures cut production and fatalities, with 164 deaths recorded last year compared to fewer this April across the state.
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Washington
Department of the
The Independent Woman and Lydia E Pinkham Ad
An editorial style piece extols the independent working woman and contrasts health and wage earning burdens with backache and despondency. It claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps many women regain zest in life and will aid more.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Adv
Bessie Beatty Reports Turkish Palace Life
Writer and lecturer Bessie Beatty describes intimate scenes in the Constantinople crown prince palace. She notes ultra modern royal life and evenings with Parisian fashion alongside hidden bars of harem windows and cozy home life during her Turkey visit.
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Bessie Beatty
Crown Prince
Constantinople
Turkey
Miss Beatty
Harmony in the Harem and the Royal Orchestra
A postwar Swiss royal family supports a royal orchestra. The prince plays piano, his wife cello, and all ladies in waiting contribute. The prince has painted Harmony in the Harem, showcasing the ensemble in a lively rehearsal as a symbol of peaceful change.
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Switzerland
Royal Orchestra
Royal Household
Franklin Field to be Rebuilt at $725000 Capacity 50000
Franklin Field at the University of Pennsylvania is being demolished for a new concrete stadium with seating for 50 000. The design features arched facades and extensive under-stands facilities including training rooms, a rifle range and squash courts. Construction aims for completion by September with dedication planned for October 28.
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International News Service
Phladelphia
Pax
America
Chamdrea
Franklin Field
Franklin
Sydney E. Hutchin
Harding
Pennsylvania
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
U. S. Army
Night clubs in London face crackdown amid deaths and dope claims
London reports a surge of so called night clubs after 12 30 closing orders. Easy one dollar membership lets patrons dance till dawn though liquor rules are bent. The death of Frieda Kempton sparks public demand for extinction and police scrutiny while Florence Underwood amplifies a wife’s rights campaign.
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Rery International News Service
London
Frieda Kempton
Florence Underwood
Women’s Freedom League
Should Not Walk Too Soon Children Feet Deformity Warns
A flat foot with little instep causes an awkward gait and tilting outward or inward. The fault often results from urging children to walk too early. Children should wait until foot bones are strong enough to bear the body.
African Wild Game Gone as Explorer Blames Hunters
Pomsl and Ore reports explorer Carl Akeley says African wildlife is vanishing due to civilized men. He traveled 3000 miles from Cape Town by rail and found no game, blaming sportsmen who kill for sport and urging restraint to save wild life. He notes elephants can be dangerous but hunting with a camera is usually safe.
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Pomsland
Ore
Carl Akeley
Akeley
Sonia Woes
Cape Town
Africa
Chest Locked for 37 Years Reveals Hidden Chest
In Defiance Ohio probate proceedings judge opens a brass bound chest unopened for 37 years. Inside lie three musty vests, patent medicine ads, portraits of women in old costumes, and a sock filled with letters. The chest was left to Edward Beal by an uncle, with a guardian appointed.
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International News Service
Defiance
Ohio
Court House
Edward ©. Beal
Restore the Erring Through Spirit of Meekness
Verse from Galatians 6 1 urges brethren to restore a fallen person in meekness while self reflecting to avoid temptation. This concise reading stresses spiritual restoration within the church community.
Beyond the Rainbow at Princess Theatre Promises Notable Cast
The Thursday at the Princess theatre features the Warner Bros production Beyond the Rainbow with a notable cast. Names include Harry Morey Edmond Bre George Macey Harlam Rose Coghlan Billie Dove The Wave Virginia Lee Clara Bow Marguerite Courtot James Harrison Walter Miller Charley Graiz Huntly Gordon and others in a drama praised for its screen artistry.
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Princess Theatre
Harry Morey
Edmond Bre Aeorge
Macey Harlam
Rose Coghlan
Onmeet
Lillian
Billie) Dove
Cabanne
Virginia
Huntly Gordon
World Going Dry in Five Years Says Johnson
William J. Johnson a noted prohibition advocate predicts the world will be dry within five years. Speaking at a church gathering in England he cites India as the measure of the dry movement while praising the Volstead Act as successful in the United States with many violations and liquor seizures reported.
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Johnson
William BL
Pussyfoot
England
India
United States
Albany
Grant ST
2Nd Ave
Johnson Bridg
Shgalbany
F. PR. Pettey
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Peoples Drug Company
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Lucerne
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Gere
Daugher
Romania
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Balkans
Athens
Pennsylvania University
OF London
Fas
Beyond
the Rainbow
Princess
Boy Scouts
Valdermosa Springs
Oxfords
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