Easter Recital Shines With 352 Pupils At Thomasville School
Miss Margaret Newell leads Easter service of song at Main Street school with 352 pupils performing in combined voices and separate glee clubs. D. W. Maddox and Dr. Dwight Ware preside, with Elizabeth Willis at piano and Mrs. Miles prominent in Girl Glee Club numbers.
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Main Street
D. W. Maddox
Dwight Ware
Elizabeth Willis
Nelson J. Miles
Jesus
Miles
Miss Parkin
Finch
Boyles
Glee Club
Christ
Catherine Covington
Girl Glee Club
A. C. Lovelace
Boys Glee Club
Jennie Reid Newby
Lois Black
Kitty I. Cline
Lena Hudson
Learning English Among Japanese Coolies as Leisure
The sentence notes that many Japanese laborers treat learning English speech and writing as the clearest use of their scarce leisure time, reflecting cultural attitudes toward language study. It highlights the social context without detailing broader events or figures.
Feen-a-Mint Laxative Promoted By Doctors
Doctors admire Feen-a-mint laxative for quick complete relief from constipation headaches and dizziness. The modern mint flavored chew releases gently in the intestines providing a natural action without upsetting the stomach. Available in 5c at druggists and marketed as a non habit forming safer alternative.
New Jersey Adopts 1600 Acre Indian Reserve
The state set aside 1600 acres for Native Americans, with about 200 Indians living there. A young ice cream salesman in love created the first ice cream cone when his sweetheart fashioned it from his ice cream sandwich. Despite opposition, Miss Douglas was appointed by the U S treasurer to government work.
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New Jersey
U. S
Miss Douglas
Simms to Tour World for The Enterprise Evidence of a Foreign Affairs Authority
William Philip Simms renowned foreign affairs authority will globe trot for NEA Service and The Enterprise to report a first hand view of today’s world. He travels from Japan to Shanghai Nanking Peiping Harbin Vladivostok then Moscow and other European capitals. Simms born August 28 1881 in Grantville Georgia began at the Atlanta Journal later the Cincinnati Post as dramatic editor. He covered Paris for United Press 1908 and served as war correspondent in World War I before returning to the Orient in 1920 with Scripp-Hoyard. He holds British war and victory medals and French Verdun honors and is a fellow of the American Geographical Society. His first article appears in today’s Enterprise.
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William Philip Simms
NEA Service
Enterprise
Japan
Tokio
Shanghai
Nanking
Peiping
Harbin
Vladivostok
Moscow
Simms
Grantville
Atlanta Journal
Cincinnati Post
Paris
United Press
A& War
France
Belgium
Italy
Russia
United States
America
Orient
Scripp-Howard
American Geographical Society
Academy of Political Science
Yprea League
Solons Settle Issue In Mile Mule Race
In Columbia South Carolina the General Assembly staged a mule race at the fairgrounds overshadowing a horse exhibition. Senator J Strom Thurmond rode Lovely Pat to win the mile event ahead of Tom Berry and Senator Hammond with two House entries finishing fifth and sixth. Canadian automobile exports last year were valued at $9 483 961.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina General Assembly
J. Strom Thurmond
Lovely Pat
Senate
Senator Thurmond
Tom Berry
Newberry
Legislative
James H. Hammond
Mack G
House
Frank Hampton
T. B. Nalley
Flashes of Life: Pittsburg Store Robbery Ends Fatal
In a Pittsburgh grocery, a Black intruder demanded cash from 72 year old William Kramer. As Kramer turned, the assailant fired, and a volley from behind struck him fatally. Edmund Kramer, the owner's son, was recently apprenticed in the shop.
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Pittsburgh
William Kramer
Henry Perry
Kramer
Edmund
Force Visit Ties to Father in Historical Record
A brief OCR fragment notes a person visiting "the force" to see his father, signaling a personal link within a local historical context. The reference highlights a familial connection during a police or military force inspection or visit.
Quiet Sacramento police station robbed at night
In Sacramento the police station reported a burglary with thieves taking carpenter tools, the top of a counter, and new filing cabinets while detectives described an awful quiet night and officers gathered in the headquarters.
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Sacramento
Calif
Tree Trimmer Chester Burklund Falls From Limb
Colorado Springs reported Chester Burklund, a tree trim man, paused too long on a limb and fell about 15 feet when the limb broke while he was sawing. He was injured but his condition was not stated.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Chester Burklund
Chester
Notable Women in Newsrooms and a Narrow Escape
The excerpt notes Annie Royall as a pioneering woman journalist and newspaper owner who also worked as a professional interviewer. It mentions a man who damaged a limb during an accident but escaped with non serious injuries.
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Ann American
Annie Royall
Middle Temple Library Holds About 70000 Volumes
The famed library of law and other books at Middle Temple in London, founded in 1641, currently contains around 70 000 volumes.
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Middle Temple
London
Atacosa County Tops U S Watermelon Production
Atacosa County Texas is rated as the leading watermelon producing region in the United States according to agricultural figures. The listing highlights the county's top output and its role in national fruit supply.
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Atacosa County
Texas
United States
Bible sales soar with thirty million copies yearly
Report highlights annual Bible sales totaling thirty million copies while a parallel note observes parasol ants carrying leaves overhead like umbrellas, illustrating natural and cultural phenomena in concise contrast.
Nurse from Fes tus Missouri Endorses Black-Draught
Mrs Anna LaPlante a practical nurse from Fes tus Mo writes that Black Draught is a good laxative and helps constipation headache and dull feelings after a few doses she is fine. The ad notes millions of packages used yearly.
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Festus
Anna LaPlante
Rhedford
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