Hobbies Of The Great And Near Great Warren's Rural Life And Reading
Senator Francis Warren of Wyoming, oldest and hardiest Senate member, blends power with pastime by reading government reports for pleasure. He studies every bureau activity to economize and keep informed as chairman of the appropriations committee. His Wyoming ranch spans vast lands with horses, cattle, and 100 collies, a mix of ranching, hotels, farming, and dog work.
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Francis Warren
Francis B. Warren
Wyo
Senate Appropriations Committee
Warren
Requiron
Appropriations Committee
United States Steel Corporation
Supreme Court
Senate
Chauncey Depew
Joe Cannon
Depew
Cannons
Joe
Theodore Roosevelt
Wyoming
O. K
Pat. Harrison
Cutiura Healed Itching Rash On Limb
A father recovered from a knee to ankle rash after use of Cuticure Soap and Ointment. The relief came quickly and healing occurred within two months. Miss Hattie Petry of Changewater New Jersey reports the cure in a March 7 1925 note. The advertisement promotes Cuticure Soap Ointment Talcum and Bandite products for skin care.
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Hattie Petry
N. J
Girl Of 12 Saves Father From Death
KEANSBURG New Jersey August 5 Although Frederick Nicholas weighs 170 pounds his daughter Jean 12 supported him in the water for nearly five minutes until a life guard rescued him They were bathing off the Keansburg beach when the father was seized with cramps The girl a skilled swimmer swam out gripped his chin and kept his head above water until the life guard arrived
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Keansburg
N. J
Frederick Nicholas
Jean
Lfe
Nicholas
Five Communists Death Sentences Bulletin
International News Service report from London states thirty-three communists in Bulgaria were sentenced to death for conspiracy to overthrow the government. Seventy-seven additional communists were given prison terms.
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International News Services
London
Bulgaria
Varna
Vita
Vienna
Volant church notes and community gatherings
No services at the Presbyterian church this Sunday. Rev W G McConnell preached on the benefits of a Christian life with Rev Edward Eagleston assisting and Mrs McConnell singing. Miss Ruth Palmer sang in the evening. The Searchlight Bible class toured Cascade Park for a picnic, with many attendees and a day of park amusements. Various locals, visitors, and couples are listed as attending or visiting nearby towns and sharing meals and outings through May.
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Presbyterian Church
W. G. McConnell
Edward Eagleston
McConnell
Ruth Palmer
Searchlight Bible Class
Cascade Park Fridad
T. J. Armstrong
Clarence Finnick
Harry
Edward Millson
Harold Royle
Dora Spiker
Frances Oekes
Gladys Gttutt
Violet Macom
Helen Galloway
Irene Wright
Robert Fike
Claude Donaldson
Mercer
Clifford McClymonds
George
Blackstown
Esther McKarney
Wilmerding
Ted Watson
Helen Macom
French Creek
Harry Broadbent
Brooks
Brooks Broadbent
Near Valant
Ray
Lisbon
Snyder
Youngstown
Mont Crawford
Paul Crawford
Canada
Sherman Drake
W.G. McConnell
Connsaut Lake
Maudville
Andover
Alberta Ward
New Cantle
Hilda Ward
Harry Hill
Grove City
Preston
California
John Hughes
Lester Ramsey
Warren, C
Switzer
New Castle
Charlie Sankey
Farrow
Massillon
William Hanna
John Orr
Near Mercer
Celestia Scollard
Laura Gattss
Warren
George Smith
Earl
Grace Hawthorne
Edward Burton
Emmett
Galloway
Harry Hunter
James Marshall
James Fyffe
Hazel Collins
Laster Blake
Wright
Newark
Paul
Ravénna
Carrol
Dr. Witters
Erle
Paul Jones
Jones
Gladys Hrenneman
Maud Burgess
Polk
William Mayberry
Frank Palmer
Mnaina
William Oakes
Jackson Center
Belen Knapper
Dixmont
James Oakes
William Keller
Hodglin
Marcer Fair Grounds
Niagara Falls
Mise Thelma Anderson
Donora
Charles Mills
Merceriair Grounds
Harold Armstrong
Warren, O
Thomas Brenneman
Indian Run
Merri Ward
Cascade Park
Milwaukee woman credits Vegetable Compound for renewed strength
In Milwaukee, Mrs. Exin O. Brandenburg describes severe weakness and headaches that kept her from housework. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, she reports weight gain and renewed energy, weighing 118 pounds and handling all chores herself again. Friends and neighbors note the improvement.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Exin
Brandenburg
37Th Street
Pinchot To Visit All State Aid Institutions
Governor Pinchot begins a tour Tuesday in Berks county and will visit all hospitals schools and other state aided institutions. He aims to see management by boards of trustees confer with managers and employees. Each evening he will address state workers and citizens at county seats or central venues. Departments have asked employees to attend the night meetings.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
War Hero Fails To Swim Channel
London reports World War II hero and Victoria Cross recipient Gat Bernard C Freburg attempted to swim the English Channel. After 76 hours 45 minutes battling tides and current, with a nearest approach of 609 yards, he abandoned the effort starting near Cape Gris Nez and was picked up by his escort boat.
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London
Gaternard C. Freburg
English Channel
Channel
Eng- Meh
Cape Gris- Nez
Gunshot Kills Man In Dice Game Raid
New York story reports a raid on a dice game where a man was killed and two others were fatally wounded as they tried to flee. Police fired during the escape in an early morning incident.
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New York
Greensburg to vote on third class city status
Greensburg residents will vote November 3 on becoming a third class city. A special eight member council committee recommended favorable action and the borough council unanimously adopted a resolution to submit the question at the polls. About 1,000 residents signed petitions urging the vote.
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Ted
Grensburg
Greensburg
Warren
Wwere
Council
Cider on Tap As Apple Crop Backs Supply
Local cider scene plans plentiful bottles and kegs with cider on tap expected to flow thanks to a strong apple harvest. Producers anticipate steady demand as bar and tavern menus highlight fresh cider options.
Noted Geologist Woodworth Dies At Harvard
Cambridge Mass Aug 3 Professor Jay Backus Woodworth of the Harvard geology department and director of the seismological station since 1908 is dead at his home after a long illness He was a pioneer in American earthquake science and was 60 years old.
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Cambridge
Mass
Jay Backus Woodworth
Harvard
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LL. Swan & Co
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the Frew Co
Volant
Lydia E. Pintham
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Washington Street
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Bio
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Chichester
Toledo
Rick- Overland Company
Willys
Overland
FINE
Jewett
Wats
Jewett Coach
Jewett DeLarre
Detroit
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South Mercer Street
Bell Phone
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Bar's Auto Supply
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