Hills Resound as Season for Deer Starts
United Press reports Pennsylvania opens its deer, elk, bear and mountain lion seasons as more than 5,000 out-of-state hunters arrive from New York to Ohio and beyond. Bear season closes December 16 with officials predicting near 1,000 kills. deer and elk become legal prey as nonresident licenses rise from last year’s 3,500.
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King Charles I Statue at Charing Cross to Receive Tablet
After years without a name the King Charles I statue at Charing Cross will bear a tablet. The Royal Martyr Society offered an inscription and the government has accepted. Many American tourists have mistaken it for George Washington's statue at Trafalgar Square.
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Charles I
Charing Cross
Royal Martyr Society
George Washington
Trafalgar Square
Congressmen Succeed in Keeping Their Jobs
Washington dispatch notes that among 435 House members 388 were reelected in the current session while 47 newcomers included seven former members and six chosen to replace retiring ones. The eldest House member is Henry Allen Cooper of Wisconsin, serving since 1893 with a break, and Thomas S Butler of Pennsylvania holds the record for continuous service. The Senate shows more turnover with six year terms influencing status.
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Pennsylvania
Modern golf offers adequate living for many workers
The report notes salaries range from caddies to club house architects, showing golf as a viable industry for various employment levels. It highlights that even a waiter on a modest salary can exist within the system, underscoring broad earnings potential across the sport.
Times Musical Instrument Bargains Daily
Daily bargains listed in The Times instrument column highlight affordable prices and practical options for buyers seeking value. Readers learn about instrument types, price ranges, and where to shop for budget friendly deals.
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Konjola Praised By Indianapolis Resident As Best Medicine
Mr. C. D. Hoover of 1021 W Thirty Fifth St Indianapolis says Konjola cured years of health troubles after costly treatments. He reports weight gain better sleep and less gas while praising the Konjola Man at Hook's Drug Store Illinois and Washington Streets where crowds inquire daily.
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Britain’s Golf Bill Reaches 100 Million Yearly
London reports that more than 20 million pounds sterling, about 100 million dollars, is spent annually on golf in Great Britain. The article notes the sport provides livelihoods for a large following.
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Golf's rising costs and growing players in Britain
Officials tied to the golf industry estimate 500000 golfers in the British Isles spend 30 to 50 pounds yearly each. The figures show the sport's progress versus eighteenth century golf finance. The Edinburgh Burgess Society resolved in 1774 to hire a boy as a caddie.
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