Ambitious men sought for auto and tractor jobs
Ambitious men needed to qualify for big jobs in eight weeks. Auto and tractor positions pay 60 to 75 dollars weekly start, with no layoffs or strikes. Enroll now to save railroad fare and board. Guaranteed thorough training. Write for reduced tuition and free book to J H McSweeny, President, McSweeny Auto Shops, Dept 204, 664% McMillin St, Cincinnati, Ohio, or 1815 East 24th St, Cleveland, Ohio.
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J. H. McSweeny
McSweeny Auto Shops Dept
McMillin
Cincinnati
Ohio
24Th St
Cleveland
Flashes of Life From West Point and City Notes
A digest of society and military life notes graduates Frederick Funston Jr and scions of generals Hines and Conner at West Point. Also mentions Princess Ileana’s visit, Allen Fuller Jr’s letter to Lindbergh, Lindbergh hat trouble, Von Tirpitz at the German legation fire, Will Rogers as Beverly Hills mayor, and Charlot Bird's jail night over a disturbance at Richard Dix’s home.
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West Point
Uncle Sam
Beverly Hills
Cal
Will Rogers
Charlot Bird
Richard Dix
Flag Day program honored by Kiwanis group
The Kiwanis weekly program last night celebrated Flag Day with a question list on flag history and proper uses. Roscoe Ridenour spoke on disposing of old flags, while Harry Patterson discussed stars in the flag and the evolution of the U S banner. Arthur G. Yates, former American Legion state commander, spoke on flag etiquette and display. Participants praised the event as highly informative and enjoyable.
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Frank M. Hollis, Jr
Roscoe Ridenour
Harry Patterson
Arthur G. Yates
American Legion
Kiwanis
Store Purchase Notice by D Digman Webster
Legal notice states EB G Pritchard’s Webster store sold with no assumed debts. Purchaser D Digman declares responsibility only for his own contracted debts and invites past patrons and new customers, with business under his name beginning Monday June 20, 1872.
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EB. G. Pritchard
Webster
Tsolleft
D, Digman
Lindbergh Celebrity Reacts to Hero Reception Fatigue
Central Press correspondent chronicles Lindbergh in New York as crowds demand endless honors. The aviator, calm and human, grows weary of receptions, speeches, and demands for glorification. He notes the strain of fame and the potential for towns to tire of hero worship.
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Alexander C. Herman
Central Press
Lindbergh
New York
Sentinel
Little Falls
Minnesota
Sinclair Lewis
Washington
Navy Yard
New York Postemen
St. Louis
Lindy
Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
San Francisco
Latin America
New York Harbor
Macoulag
Sulphur remedy advertised for skin trouble
An advertisement touts Mentho Sulphur as a quick cure for eczema and itchy skin, claiming germ destroying properties and immediate cooling relief after first use. It notes availability from druggists and asserts safety.
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Iskin
British Cigarettes Shortened by Tax Change
London reports that an eighth of an inch has been removed from British cigarettes after Winston Churchill added a higher tobacco tax to help balance the budget. Despite the cut, popular brands still sell at 20 for a shilling, a fact little known until Labour MPs highlighted the levy in Parliament as part of their push for cheaper bread and breakfast.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Labor
West Virginia's beauty urged in Conservation pamphlet
A piece from Conservation, the West Virginia Game and Fish Commission newsletter, extols West Virginia’s diversity and asks citizens to travel widely within the state. It highlights Seneca Rock in Pendleton County and Ice Mountain in Hampshire County, urging exploration of local wonders and native flower species.
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West Virginia
Conservation
Gondollas
Alps
Spruce Mountain
Seneca Rock
North Fork
Potomac River
Pendleton County
Hampshire County
West Virginia First Make it the Object of Your Vacation
The passage invites travelers to explore a mosaic of natural wonders across West Virginia. It highlights sites such as the Falls of the Blackwater Hawk's Nest Cheat Canyon Cooper's Rocks and more. it promotes visiting Organ Cave Kate's Mountain Greenland Gap Spruce Knob Harper's Ferry and Greenbrier areas. It urges readers to learn the interesting things of their own state and make it the focus of a vacation.
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Blackwater
Hawk’s Nest
Cheat Canyon
Cooper's Rocks
Pinnacles
Chimney Rock
Candy's Castle Springs
Organ Cave
Monroe
Kate's Mountain
Greenbrier
Greenland Gap
Cosner's Gap
Spruce Knob
Harper's Ferry
Seat
West Virginia
Coolidge May Have New Dish For Him In West
Pierre South Dakota June 16 A chosen tenderloin steak from a South Dakota buffalo may be the chief dish of one of President Coolidge's first meats in the Black Hills A buffalo tenderloin weighing ten pounds will be presented to the President when he stops in the capital city by George Jaynes Pierre butcher During Theodore Roosevelt era Mr Jaynes sent a Buffalo tenderloin for the White House table.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Iowa farmers grow strong new oat Togold
Des Moines reports that Iowa farmers will harvest this year a new oat selection named Togold. Developed from a single plant by Prof. L. C. Burnett in 1906, it emerged after two decades of cooperative Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station and U.S. Department of Agriculture work. Togold promises high yield, sturdy straw, and stem rust resistance, with an average acre yield of 63.4 bushels versus 64.3 for Towar.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Search River to Find Bodies of Missing Ranchers
Debris near Anaconda Montana is under search for missing ranchers after a dam failed. Several were believed saved when farmer Chris N ton warned others and halted a train before water washed out a section track.
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Anaconda
Mont
Cral
Chris Nton
Slaughterhouses Run Rabbits Supply Los Angeles Market
Los Angeles district slaughterhouses process rabbits in the 25 000 to 60 000 monthly range with sales exceeding 1 000 000 dollars. Rabbits are killed dressed and marketed, supplying hotels and restaurants alongside pork. Breeders in southern California sustain 1 000 to 60 000 rabbits.
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Tos Angeles
Calif
Los Angeles
House of D cult in St. Joseph exposed in witness testimony
In St. Joseph Michigan on June 14 members of the House of Dal cooperative cult concealed the fugitive leader Benjamin Por head of the cult. State witness Eliza Ford testified that the woman Mary Por warned members to avoid the Diamond House where he was secreted. The testimony suggested ongoing efforts to shield Por and avoid scrutiny, arousing further suspicion.
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St. Joseph
Mich
House of Dal
Benjamin Por
Elizaford
Benjamin
Mary
Ness
Diamond House
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