Will Rogers praises Frontier Nursing Service cruise plan
Will Rogers notes a charity cruise benefiting Frontier Nursing Service. A 15 day West Indies voyage costs from 177 dollars per person, offering a unique boat with a church and night club to raise funds for mountain nursing in Kentucky. The piece reflects his optimistic tone and includes travel imagery and historical hints.
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West Indie
al Jolson
Frontier Nursing Service
Frontier
Adeth
Mathers
Lexington
Kentucky
Montains
California
Lonely Mountain
Maby
Lincoln
Nangie Syndicate
Fractured Gossip Mixes Bold Players and Distant Ambitions
A notably garbled recount blends colorful chatter about a Bolly character, Mike, and a scandalous gossip thread. It mentions a beauty pageant lead, Barbara Hutton, and rumors linking Roosevelt, Col. Mouse, and Count Borromeo, all framed as society intrigue in wartime Europe.
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Win
Tullitt
Europe
Roosevelt
Col
Mouse
Barbara Hutton
Woolworth
Count Borromeo
Mystery Child Hedwig Doe Still Unidentified
Los Angeles police hold a six year old girl known as Hedwig Doe after she was found unidentifiable and possibly abducted from Germany. The child, turned over by William Dathe, escaped from a German insane asylum and cannot recall her name.
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Hedwig Doe
Germany
Los Angeles
Wm. Dathe
Four Pony Ride to Washington Opens 4-H County Fair
Little Toby Cook rides one of four ponies from Chula Georgia toward Washington 800 miles away. The event kicks off a county fair featuring 4-H livestock including cattle sheep swine poultry, and a grandstand filled with stunts such as horse pulling with a 100-pound sand load, farmer races, milking contests, and a livestock parade showcasing 4-H club work.
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Toby Cook
Chula
Washington
Toby
Girl Scouts Plan Cake and Candy Sale March 11
The Girl Scouts of troop 2 held their regular meeting Monday evening with Miss Gladys Haas in charge. Julia Walters opened the meeting with Louise Kern as color bearer and Geraldine Kellow and Virginia Chapman as color guards. Plans were made for a cake and candy sale on March 11.
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Girl Scouts
Troop 2
Gladys Haas
Julia Walters
Louise Kern
Geraldine Kellow
Virginia Chapman
Valentine Social at Mora Victorian Sunday School
The Mothers' class held a Valentine social in the church social rooms on Thursday evening. Mrs. H. Marx teaches the class with 27 members present. Isabelle Russell chaired the games committee. Catherine Chapman helped plan activities. The group shared a candlelit table with hearts and refreshments served by Mrs. Worman Knecht Jester Scott and Huth.
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Moravian Sunday School
H. Marx
Isabelle Russell
Catherine Chapman
Harry Worman
Wilhelm Knecht
Jester Scott
Frank R Huth
Sports Trends And The Rise Of Modern Games
A reflective sports column notes that football origins trace to Greece in 500 B.C. and USC’s eight-year tally. it catalogs varied sports from deck tennis to ice hockey and lists growing interest in archery, fencing, handball, and dog racing while Congress debates presidential power balance.
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University of Southern California
Greece
B.C
Long Distance Flight Record Captured by British Flyers
British flyers led by Squadron Leader Gayford broke the nonstop distance record from England to Capetown Africa, surpassing the American board man and Polando whose 6,012 mile mark stood prior. The new record stands at 5,310 miles completed in a single, continuous flight.
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England
Capetown
Africa
Gayford
Boardman
Polando
Fumigation Advice From Dr Ganes Uses Formaldehyde
The article argues that infrequent room fumigation is inadequate and recommends using a 40 percent formaldehyde solution, Formalin, to sanitize air. It notes the odor warns against overuse, provides application tips in linen closets and bedding, and claims it can destroy bacteria and help isolate contagious cases. The piece ends with a remark on hypocrisy.
Eaton County Fair Club Runs County Fair Without Donations
County Fair Club members in Eaton County Michigan managed the second annual fair without donations by furnishing amusements and persuading exhibitors to enter for ribbons only. Gate receipts showed 4 H boys and girls ahead. many invited to participate. Purebred breeders entered numerous classes. 60 plus animals shown. Smith-Hughes students eligible in open classes. There were club run classes and a total of 138 entries.
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Run County Fair Club
Eaton County
Michigan
Smith-Hughes
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