Countess Scrubs Stairways in a Budapest Prison
Vienna reports conditions in Budapest under Bela Kun's Soviet regime. The Countess Rada is said to be scrubbing stairways in a city prison while 90 year old Count Julius Szechenyi is forcibly removed from his home and imprisoned. The marble palace of Count Louis Karolyi is described as heavily occupied.
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Vienna
Budapest
Bela Kun
Countess Rada
Julius Szechenyi
Louis Karolyi
London
Binesia Tablets Promise Quick Relief From Indigestion
Take three or four Binesia tablets after meals or when pain is felt for fast relief. Most users report comfort within five minutes and a satisfaction guarantee offers money back if not worth trying. Visit Geo A Gorgas or a local druggist to purchase and use as directed.
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Geo. A. Gorgas
Despair in Budapest as Proletariat Rises Amid Destruction
The article depicts worsening conditions in Budapest with depictions of squalor in Count Andrassy’s home, increased violence by those in power, and the Red Guard killing Ludwig Navvy. It notes half the tillable land idle due to Soviet orders raising farm wages and dawns a forecast of the city appealing to America for aid.
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Count Andrassy
Ludwig Navvy
Budapest
Red Guard
America
United States
Swiss Army Demobilized by Federal Authorities
Geneva reports on June 25 that Swiss federal authorities have initiated demobilization of the Swiss army. The move signals a partial standdown by the military as authorities outline field redeployments and organizational changes.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Temperance and Bio-seven Promise Nervous Strength
A persuasive public notice urges temperance and lists Bio-seven tablets as a seven day cure for nervous weakness and anemia. It claims rapid improvement in vigor and ambition with a money back guarantee if promised results are not met. Drugstores in the city stock the remedy.
State College Training Camp For High School Boys
The United States Boys' Working Reserve continues under the Department of Agricultural Education led by L. H. Dennis. A two week camp for high school boys at State College runs in July offering intensive agricultural and military training with a $10 enrollment fee covering board tuition and uniform. Dr. C. B. Fager is county director coordinating enrollments at Union Trust building and urges signups by June 25 for camp or farm work.
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United States Boys’ Working Reserve
Public Council of National Defense
Department of Agricultural Education
L. H. Dennis
State College
C. B. Fager
Dauphin County
Union Trust Building
Nine Graduates in Class at Scotland Orphan School
Nine graduates among 16 to 18 year olds at the Soldiers' Orphans' Industrial School Scotland Cumberland Valley near Chambersburg Pa conclude annual commencement. Col William H Stewart superintendent Col W C Bambrick principal. Band concert battalion drill calisthenics and declamation contests noted with classroom work exhibits in trades domestic science and commercial training.
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Chambersburg
Industral School of
Scotland
William H. Stewart
Thomas J. Stewart
W. C. Bambrick
Curtin Literary Society
Cumberland Valley
Simple Home Remedy For Wrinkled Faces
Thousands of women spend fortunes to remove signs of premature age on their faces. A simple home wash with saxolite powder and hazes bought at a drug store can be prepared in under a minute. Apply daily for a while for a noticeable firm, refreshing effect.
Schaffer Warns of Perils Ahead at Bar Association Meet
Bedford Springs Pennsylvania June 25 The Pennsylvania Bar Association's twenty fifth annual session features former Senator Albert J Beveridge and Attorney General William S Schaffer. Schaffer urges rapid curtailment of wartime federal powers and a return to a balanced democratic republic with strong state roles. He warns against oligarchic excess in federal authority and calls for renewed devotion to constitutional democracy.
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Pennsylvania Bar Association
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
League of Nations
Pennsylvania
William S. Schaffer
Athens
Schaffer
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Republic
Hamilton
Jefferson
Washington
Adams
Webster
Calhoun
Lincoln
Cleveland
Union
Hundreds of New Homes Planned at Waynesboro
Waynesboro Pennsylvania June 25 the Landis Machine Company bought seventeen acres near its works from the Amberson heirs to begin erecting a number of homes for its employees this season. other local firms consider land purchases for similar housing and the Manufacturers Association backs the drive. about twenty houses have already started or will soon start with more planned.
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Waynesboro
Landis Machine Company
Amberson
Manufacturers’ Association
Train Kills Cow Near King's Mill in Pennsylvania
A Susquehanna River and Western Railroad train struck and killed a valuable cow owned by George Krick near King's Mill, New Bloomfield, Pa, on Monday. The incident disrupted farm traffic as the farmer reported the loss and awaited further details from the line.
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New Bloomfield
Susquehanna River and Western Railroad
George Krick
King’s Mill
Cocchi Cries Out Guilty to Foreign Judge in Trial
Alfred Cocchi testifies in Bologna that he killed Ruth Cruger in New York City in 1917 and describes dismembering the body after saving it for concealment. He claims his wife is guilty and the court reviews the New York Grand Jury findings as the trial pauses.
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Cocchi
Associated Press
Bologna
Alfred Cocchi
Ruth Cruger
New York
Signor Bagnoli
Miss Cruger
New York City
Rights to store liquor in home debated in Congress
Washington reports a House judiciary committee battle over home liquor storage during the dry period after July 1. The measure would broadly regulate enforcement, with sharp penalties even for wearing a watch fob bearing a key image. Representative Morgan pressed to strike a private dwelling storage clause.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Morgan
Oklahoma
Prohibition Pushes Change on Liquor Reporting Rule
A debate over a drastic law ends with a proposed amendment removing the storage requirement before enactment. Prohibition advocates seek to shift burden, requiring proof of legal possession instead of reporting.
Margo Nerve Tablets Promise Vigor and Hope
An advertisement touts Margo Nerve Tablets to restore energy and nerve health for men and women feeling old or lacking ambition. It claims rapid relief from brain fatigue and worry, with a money back guarantee on the first box if results are unsatisfactory.
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Kennedy
Geo. A
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