University campus sing to feature Swarthout and choir
Tomorrow evening at 7 15 o clock on the north campus near Fowler shops a student program will be staged with nine or ten numbers led by Swarthout. A platform and small orchestra will be set up by Superintendent Shea. Dean Swarthout will conduct from the platform as the audience sings along with songs arranged for the program and free copies will be distributed. About a hundred folding chairs will be provided and May Ross will present two solos including The Home Road. Louise Miller will sing Sunrise and You with the faculty joining in the refrain. The program will close with The Star Spangled Banner.
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Unprecedented Slugging Report From Coastal League Game
Salt Lake City fans witnessed 264 hits in a Pacific Coast League game at the local park. The high altitude of 4,200 feet was blamed for batsmen’s power and pitchers’ struggles. Francisco won six of ten games, while Salt Lake City produced 114 hits and 70 runs amid the air's rarity.
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Executioner Krautz Suicide Spurs German Crisis
APrussia June 27 report states executioner Krautz killed himself, becoming the third German executioner to die by self-inflicted death in three months after beheading prisoners. The chaotic pattern reveals rising personal crises among state enforcers and a grim tally of self-harm among authorities.
Strong corn advance boosts market amid rain damage reports
Wheat and corn rose with July futures up to 3 cents as heavy rains and rising damage reports in the corn belt spurred demand. Kansas City and Winnipeg quotes pointed to gains in grain and livestock values, with cattle and hogs showing varied strength and eggs and hay prices mixed.
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Flags and state emblems update from Washington
Washington reports 40 state flags preserved by the Post Office with only Arizona Kansas Mississippi Nevada New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon Washington and Wyoming lacking. Nebraska flag issue settled by state seal on gold field after government appeals. New Mexico shares a rare note as the youngest state with a woman ranking just below the governor in succession.
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Marquesans Dying From Decline In Health Habits
Honolulu report cites falling Marquesan population from 20 000 in 1824 to 1 000 to 1 200 currently. Cause given includes health neglect, fear of foreign doctors, and reliance on native medicine men. Sleep arrangements noted as spreading disease among families. separate item: Long Beach tests one cent bus fare during morning to afternoon hours with five cent trade coupon.
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Lighting bids for Pinck School project announced
The Board of Education will meet at 8 tonight in Liberty Memorial High School rooms to discuss lighting plans for Pinck School New York lighting and fixtures for McAllaster and Cordley. J W Dibble and Hay Hall, both of Topeka, paid 32.50 fines for speeding 50 mph on the Fort-to Fort highway. Glenn Charlton has returned from a two week New York business trip.
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Five killed in train wreck in Illinois district court notices
Five people died and fourteen were injured when a fast mail train collided with an eastbound passenger train near Buda Illinois. The wreck occurred after the mail train ran into the rear coach as the passenger train stopped at coal chutes. Separate justice court actions are filed in district court involving Harry Lordon James Shipley Clarence Sheets and Peter Pusch with theft and recovery claims noted.
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Castoria Brand Relief for Children’s Stomach Ailments
Old advertisement extols Fletchier's Castoria as a cure for constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea in babies and children. It claims to soothe feverish symptoms, regulate the stomach and bowels aid food assimilation and promote natural sleep without opiates, with the genuine product bearing a signature.
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Tanlac credited with restoring health in Burlington man
Frank J. Mesmer of 254 S. 8th Burlington Iowa, a Mitton Inn day clerk, declares Tanlac rebuilt his health after two years of stomach trouble, insomnia, loss of appetite, headaches and dizziness. He reports a 10 pound gain, improved digestion and nerves, and says Tanlac is a boon. Side notes promote Tanlac and claim over 40 million bottles sold.
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