Journalist Nevins on America and English views
London dispatch reports H W Nev in son delivering a talk on America at the National Liberal Club. He says his U S visit reshaped his views finding Americans polite and hospitable but not businesslike or hard working. He cites lengthier sentences and anti-English sentiment as examples of social control and comments on labor party absence.
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W National Liberal Club
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Ireland and British insult drive a man to despair
A speaker recalled being taunted by the house of commons as Ireland struggled for political freedom. He described the shame of Britain's actions and compared the scene to witnessing his own mother intoxicated, underscoring the emotional toll of the conflict.
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Britain
Ireland
House of Commons
Britain’s September foreign trade shows slight rise
Britain’s foreign trade in September edged up after August, with the adverse balance narrowing to 21.9 million pounds from 24.06 million. Imports of raw materials fell to the year’s lowest, though foodstuff purchases rose by over 5 million pounds as iron ore timber cotton wool rubber oil seeds and papermaking machinery also declined.
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Furman and Clemson Set for Overflow in Greenville
In Greenville South Carolina Furman University faces Clemson College in a likely record football crowd. Advance seat sales began Tuesday morning with local officials vigilantly spotting ticket scalpers to curb speculation amid expected overflow attendance.
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Sheshawan described by Times Morocco correspondent
London reports the Times Moroccan correspondent claims to have visited Sheshawan in 1888 in disguise and nearly alone among Europeans to reach the isolated inland town straddling a mountain terrace near Tetuan. The article notes its economy, craft industries, and famed frugality of its residents.
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Oxford Confers Degree on Woman for First Time
Oxford University awarded degrees to women for the first time in its 900 year history. Female graduates wear the same hoods as men but a bishop mitre shaped cap replaces the traditional mortar board. Cambridge remains the only English university withholding degrees from women.
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Eng
Oxford University
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Prison magazine urges inmates to visit for Thanksgiving show
Penitentiary in Moundsville West Virginia promotes Thanksgiving attendance with a message from Work and Hope the inmates magazine. It notes three minstrel performances and a regular feed as part of the entertainment offerings during the visit.
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W. Va
Wmintrel
Cornell seeks captain as team debates leadership
In Ithaca on November 19 students blame Coach Gil Dobie for not naming a captain for the Cornell eleven this fall. They support Dobie’s theory but feel the squad needs a clear field leader.
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Gil Dobie
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Ted Meredith Plans Winter Board Season Comeback
Ted Meredith will resume competing this winter aboard the Boston board floor season. He intends to stretch his legs again in the coming slate of events and continue his athletic career.
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N. H. Silver Company Lowers Prices on Men’s Clothes
N H Silver Company promotes big season value on Hart Schaffner and Marx Society Brand and Griffon suits and overcoats at reduced prices. Mr Silver invites customers to visit the popular store to inspect sport and conservative models now available.
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Fly Poison Incident Shocks Evansville Class
Mrs. Charles Redding a domestic science teacher in Evansville inhaled powdered poison while dispersing it to kill flies in her classroom. She was hospitalized with illness doctors attribute to exposure from the poison.
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Ind
Charles Redding
Precinct 7 Voting Place Moved to Ellington Store
The County Board of Elections announces a change of voting location for precinct No 7 from Lewis Brothers store on South Main Street to W. W. Ellington's store on Mangum Avenue. All voters in the precinct are notified. Signed A Tate member of the County Board. 11 18
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Precinect No .7
Lewis Brothers
South Main Street
W. W. Ellington
Mangum Avenue
A. ©. Tate
County Board of Elections
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