Exposition of Decorative Arts Paris Attracts Big Show
Paris Aug 5 The Exposition of Decorative Arts presents vast amusements along the Seine near Ponte de Alma. Attractions include Gravity the Scenic Railway duplicating Wembley and costing 500 dollars daily, a high speed ride, a dragon tunnel with wind and rain effects, a water chute, and a series of wooden slides and merry go rounds. Poiret showcases Grands Boulevarda types, suspended airships and captive balloons will offer city views. The Toy Village features Mother Hubbard Little Red Riding Hood and Sleeping Beauty amid a cluster of pavilions for French and American children.
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Alice Langelier
International New Sarvies
Paris
Seine Banks
Ponte de Alma
London
la Cascade
Poiret
Grands
Old Mother Hubbard
Little Red Riding Hood
Windmill Lark Giants Dwarfs Fairies and Elves At Fun Fair
Stretious entertainment promises good eating afterward in restaurants offering tadies French English Chinese and Japanese cuisine with orchestras and cabarets. The French venue features a novel rotating dance floor with tables on moving platforms so diners meet everyone as a four course meal proceeds, beneath four illuminated false skies of stars and moons.
Lone Bandit Robs Kansas City Union Station
A lone bandit raided the Kansas City Union Station this afternoon, slugged a cashier, and escaped with an undetermined amount of money as officers learned of the holdup after the suspect vanished through the crowded lobby.
Start Discussions On Debt Funding For Belgium War Debt
International News Service reports in Washington on August 6 that members of the American Debt Funding commission began informal talks on plans to fund Belgium’s $480,000 war debt to the United States. The Belgian negotiators are due to arrive in New York late today or tomorrow for meetings Friday or Saturday. Secretary Mellon and Secretary Kellogg discussed the Belgian obligations at the State Department to prepare for the conference.
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International News Service
Washington
American’ Debt Funding Commission
Belgium
New York
Treasury
Mellon
Kellogg
State Department
Ice Two Miles Thick Envelopes Greenland
Investigating scientists report Greenland holds the world’s largest ice block, a blanket rising toward two miles in thickness. The ice covers vast valleys and buried mountains, obscuring the surface and extending toward the ocean as years of snowfall compress into a massive glacier. The claim notes enough ice to cover the United States with a gleaming crystal layer about one thousand miles thick.
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Greenland
United States
Ball game mishap injures county official in Pittsburgh
Lee McHugh, county assessor of Tacumeehonty, was struck by a line drive at Olympia park and shattered his glasses. Glass penetrated his right eye and he was taken to South Side Hospital. doctors fear possible loss of sight.
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Pittsburgh
Lee McHugh
Tacumeeh ‘Treat, & County
Olympia Park
South Side
Slippery Rock News Busy Vacation and Moves
Slippery Rock notes track vacation plans for Mr and Mrs J J Glaspey and family visiting Bridgeton Philadelphia and Bridgeton New Jersey with return next week. Moving to Woodlawn as W B Cooper sells home to C Stewart Genevieve teaches public school. Former Professor Shaffer visits Slippery Rock. many locals host visitors and celebrate centennial events with friends and relatives across Beaver and Butler counties.
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Mre
Glaspey
Robert
Ruth
Philadelphia
Delaware
Bridgeton
New Jersey
Mr. Glaspey
King
Harrisburg
Normal School
Woodlawn
W. B. Cooper
New Castle Street
Charles Stewart
North Liberty
Cooper
Genevieve
Slippery Hook
O. B. Cooper
Stewart
Floopers
J. M. Shaffer
I. N. Moore
Shaffer
Slippery Rock
New Sheffield
Beaver County
United Presbyterian Church
Mae Morrison
Wilkinsburg
S. G. Morrison
Normal Avenue
W. H. McGagh
Butler
Willium C. Riddle
Grace
Miga Margaret Scollard
New Castle
Margaret Raysor
Scollard
Shenango Valley Hospital
Dorothy Bowers
Augustus
Grandma Sayles
Kane
James Negley
Godmanton
Jane Studebaker
Jacksville
D. C. Studebaker
Samuel M. Turk
Walter Turk
Turk
Tulsa
Okla
W. C. Riddle
Samual Turk
Mr. Riddle
Parkers Landing
James Alexander
Pittsburgh
Edith Alexander
Headland
Jacob Headland
Beaver
Miss Hazen
Harlansburg
Erie County
Dan Kelly
Edith Kelly
Armstrong District
Plummer Kelly
Leroy
Helen Kelly
East New Castle
Jesse Kelly
Helpful Hair Hints From A Parisian Sage Endorsed By Store
A leaning hair dresser touts Far- Islan Sage as best for wavy soft lustrous hair and abundant growth. The brand Parisian Sagebest is promoted for hair and scalp care. McKee's Kut Rate Store and druggists stock and guarantee it.
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McKee
Secretary Jardine Admitted To Walter Reed Hospital
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine was admitted to Walter Reed hospital for stomach trouble. Officials said he was not seriously ill and no operation was contemplated. The report notes a routine medical observation with no major risk indicated.
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Washington
Agriculture Jardine
Walter Reed Hospital
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Lima
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Ham
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Mass
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Mercer
Mattie Thompson
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L. D. Keister
C. C. Ruff
C. H. Maybury
Ily
Phoebe Kelly
Silpary Rock
Merle Shoat
Mattin Thompson
George M. Studebaker
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Erie
Mary Maxwell
North Main Street
John Walker
Walker
Physicians’ Pharmacy
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