Guest Day Observed by Scitamard Club at SHS
The Scitamard Dramatic Club at the senior high School held its annual guest day in the high school auditorium with a program for the public. Lucille Brown and Lucille Johnson sang a duet with Brown in male disguise. Estelle Phillips played piano. Ethel Osborne and Ruth Bayh performed a vocal duet. A one act play titled Wooing Under Difficulties entertained, featuring a cast led by Hill Ira Williams Mrs Hill Hyla Jean Akre Matilda Doris Dixon and others. Afterward a social hour followed.
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Scitamard Dramatic Club
Pegry Jane
Lucille Brown
Lucille Johnson
Little Gray
West
Mr. Hill
Ira Willams
May Arrange Bout Between Munn and Lewis For Decoration Day
Floyd Fitzsimmons hopes to stage the Wayne Munn versus Strangler Lewis bout for Decoration Day. Gabe Kaufman Munn's manager praised the sky blue bow and noted plans to meet Stan Szyszko next week in Philadelphia. Kaufman will consider a $100,000 offer for an European tour for Munn.
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Michigan City
Ind
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Wayne Munn
Hospital Report: Local Residents Update
Roberta Thompson of Josenville underwent surgery at City Hospital this morning. Jote Brewer of Calvertsville will go home this afternoon. Christina Wilson arrived for admission and faces surgery tomorrow. Mr. Frye's condition improved and he is resting more easily.
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Roberta Thompson
Jasonville
City Hospital
Jote Brewer
Calvertsville
Christina Wilson
Frye
Egg Roast Planned by Baptist Sunday School
The junior department will hold an egg roast Saturday afternoon. Members should meet at the church at 5 o clock.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Skeleton Unearthed by Plow Near Seymour Farm
A plow on Dallas Spray’s farm near Seymour Indiana uncovered a human skeleton with no identifying marks. Local residents said there had never been a burial ground on the farm, leaving the mystery unsolved.
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Seymour
Ind
Dallas
Spray
Plank Kills Girl In Delphi Chimney Repair
Lois Conn seven died at a hospital after a heavy plank struck her head at home in Delphi. The plank fell from a scaffold used by a brick mason while repairing a chimney.
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Lafayette
Ind
Delphi
Lois Conn
President appoints Hicks alien property custodian
President Coolidge named former congressman F C Hicks to replace Colonel Thomas Miller as alien property custodian in Washington on April 9. Hicks succeeds Miller and assumes duties overseeing seized or restricted foreign property.
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Washington
Coolidge
F. C. Hicks
Thomas Miller
Scientific Sherlock Reveals Post Office Thefts Solution
A Southwest post office theft case narrows to six offices. An inspector scented one resealed letter, then used six perfumed mucilages to expose the thief by perfume cues, leading to the arrest within a week.
Witty Chemistry Professor Setstle spelling Misstep Joke
A joke narrated by a colleague of Dr. Cran Brown, Edinburgh chemist, about an Indian medical student with poor English. The student misspells proceed with one e, prompting Brown to link the error to the place Wrom Ceylon and the land of the Cingalese.
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Cran Brown
Edinburgh
Prom
Doctor Brown
Wrom
Ceylon
His College Big AY and the London College Mystery
In a London omnibus a chaplain recognizes a former inmate as a “client.” The exchange hints at a named college and its students, with the chaplain noting the word art with a big AY and the unclear college identity. The London Times tone underscores a witty, cryptic remark.
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Wustace Jervis
London
Chaplan
Strapwanger
Jack
London Times
Children Need Sunlight for Their Development
Experiments on chicks show sunlight is crucial for physical development. Groups kept in natural sun grew normally, those exposed only through window glass developed rickets, and UV exposure accelerated growth. Rickety chicks improved with ultraviolet treatment. many summer births risk rickets by spring.
Of Course Minister Had to Heed Flock's Opinion
The late Odum Wagnalls rebukes a magazine editor for not printing translations. He cites Anatole France and Gorky as worthy sources while the editor says the public prefers native talent. A city friend notes the minister who never used the Lord's Prayer, arguing a sublime prayer is unnecessary. The minister replies his flock disagrees.
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Odum Wagnalls
New York
World's Largest Model Ship Shines in New Bedford Museum
A half size Lagoda model stands as the centerpiece in the New Bedford Whaling Museum. The Lagoda, a whaling bark from early New England sailing days, is celebrated as the world’s largest scale replica on display.
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New Bedford Whialing Museum
Kew England
Forerunner of United Italy Movement Highlighted
The passage notes Caesar Borrellania as a forerunner of the United Italy movement. It mentions he sought to lay a foundation for a central government, but a later action by Alexander in 1503 undermined his efforts.
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Italy
Caesar Borrellania
Alexander
Estimate on Foreign Missions Conference Gospel Reach
An estimate suggests the conference helped spread the gospel of Jesus Christ worldwide, reflecting broad missionary efforts and outreach.
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Foreign Missions Conference
Absent-minded Edstor Thanks Phee for Blessings
A playful note expresses gratitude to Phee for blessings while stating they are unavailable for the current Boston Pritiscript purpose.
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Edstor
Phee
Boston
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