Paris Hotel Hop Ends With Graceful American Hostess
Sallie and Curtiss seek shelter in Paris after all hotels fill on a busy morning. They meet Ellen Daniels at a charming Rue de Lille house where the hostess offers hospitality and help to find lodging. The encounter hints at Barrington Pierce and a budding romance amid travel woes and French city charm.
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Curtiss
Paris
Claridge
Edward the Seventh
Meurice
Ellen Daniels
Barrington Pierce
American Express
Rue de Lille
Re Bellon
Madamoiselle
Miss Daniels
Sallie Wright
Louis the Sixteenth
Marie Antoinette
Barry
Etienne
Ellie
France
Jove
My Lady Nicotine Signals Dangers of Tobacco Use
A cautionary piece links smoking chewing tobacco and nicotine to cancer ulcers high blood pressure paralysis heart disease and insanity. It warns quitting chewing sour stomach is relief and notes tobacco saliva and nerve effects plus dangers to youth and urges firm condemnation of drug addiction. Next Week Croup.
Mexico Works The Devil A Builder And A $10 000 000 Train
The J G White Engineering firm undertakes an 80 000 000 irrigation project in Mexico raising questions about Colorado River water rights and United States use. The piece links water disputes to U S policy and mentions potential presidential interest. It also notes Lutheran church merger plans in New York with a skyscraper church concept and skeptical views on hell.
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J. G. White Engineering Corporation
Mexico
Colorado
United States
Coolidge
New York
Martin Luther
New York Central
Chicago
Liverpool
Spain
Quiz feature from Educational Book Co endorsed by New York Board
Through a special arrangement the newspaper offers its readers an interesting feature titled QUIZ. The puzzles are endorsed by Eugene C. Gibney Director of Extension Activities New York Board of Education and are described as intellectual and instructive.
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Educational Book Co
N. Y
Eugate C. Gibney
New York Board of Education
Puzzle clues question gardener Chinaman difference
The reader is asked two similar conundrums from a period puzzle page: identifying what distinguishes a gardener from a Chinaman and naming the first object a man places in his garden. The items reflect old puzzle humor and language.
In these United States which is the most egotistical state
A playful riddle asks readers to identify the state described as most egoistic, boastful, or self centered through a humorous regional quiz invoking common stereotypes about state identities and civic pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Puzzle of Inserted Clues Across Alphabet Lines
A playful word puzzle presents a sequence of clues where each line pairs an instruction with a simple answer. Readers infer common words by matching definitions to familiar terms and letters.
Puzzles Solutions and Prize System Described
The notice outlines last week puzzles solutions and a credit based prize scheme. Readers submit answers to earn credits with rewards including a Quiz Club button or pin after 100 credits and a prize at 600 credits, with names printed on an honor roll.
Erie Times Columnist Runs for Sheriff as a Joke
A Times of Erie columnist joked in a daily column that he needed the money and would run for sheriff. Friends urged him not to quit, and reports say he was elected sheriff despite the joke.
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Erie
Pennsylvania
Times
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MY Lady Nicotine
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