Senator McLean Seeks America First Through Fishing And Farming
International News Service describes Senator George Payne McLean of Connecticut as a transcontinental sportsman who pursues fishing and hunting from Maine to Nova Scotia and the Rockies. He promotes wildlife protection, stock trout on his 2400 acre Simsbury farm, and shows prize Guernsey cattle at Connecticut fairs, savoring blue ribbons over rivals.
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George
McLean
America
George Payne McLean
Conn
Senate
Maine
Nova Scotia
South Atlantic
Rockies
Congress
Izaak Walton
Mifoe Lakes
Simsbury
Connecticut
Senator Georges Moses Revealed In Personal Portrait
The piece paints Senator Georges Moses as a man of quirky tastes and refined hobbies. It highlights his fondness for bright neckties, Shakespearean literature, English classics, musical comedies, occasional trips to New York theaters, and a secret fondness for succotash. The portrait notes his taste for golf and walking, with a playful aside on his tie purchasing in shop windows.
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McLean
Georges Moses
No Poison To Judge Scrabble Corners Visitor
Joshua Kornshux of Scrabble Corners visited the city and met a townsman who asked his opinion. He replied tersely that he did not know, adding that his wife was along.
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Joshua Kornshux
Scrabble Corners
Josh
Goldfish Shortage Hits England As Prices Soar
London reports a goldfish shortage due to last year's poor breeding season causing prices to jump from 15 cents to 1 dollar per fish. Harry Gays, known as England's goldfish king, notes jumbo fish sell for about 1.50 dollars while a new breeding season is expected in August to boost supply.
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London
England
Harry Gays
Beard Weerers Society Promotes Japanese Facial Hair
Shogan Sasaki, ex-House of Representatives member, forms the Society of Beard Weerers in Tokyo to encourage whisker wear. The group began with fifty members and aims to spread its message, arguing that a beard enhances personal dignity and outward solemnity.
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International News Service
Tokyo
Shogan Sasaki
House of Representatives
Society of
Beard Weerers
Many Motorists Visit California Tourists Seek Info
In the first six months of this year 48327 automobiles entered California. Assuming four persons per car, 193208 people arrived in the state. An average of 208 cars daily entered via the National Old Trails. Tourists report ideal road conditions and record touring interest. Eastern and middle western requests for touring information have risen 100 percent, with a daily average of 2006 inquiries.
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Los Angeles
California
Automobile Club of
Southern California
Hardware Sales Are Satisfactory
New York reports in its weekly hardware market summary that despite seasonal quiet, centers show satisfactory sales volume, with August starting favorably. Fall orders not yet large, but film and staple orders are steady and collections are generally favorable, signaling a healthy market.
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New York
Hardware Age
This Woman's Recompense Health claim from Covington woman
Mrs Harry Ashcroft of Covington Kentucky describes weakness and pain from bearing down and back and abdomen. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and strength and urges other women to try it.
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Harry Ashcroft
Covington
Lydia E. Pinkham
Belgium Plans Settlement Of War Debt With U S
Belgium proposes a plan to discharge its war debt of 481 million dollars to the United States. Belgian envoys met American debt funding commissioners for two and a half hours, with adjournment and follow up sessions scheduled for 8 and 4 oclock.
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Belgium
C International News Service
Washington
Belgfum
American Debt Funding Commission
Local Visits And Family News Highlights
Baldwin Mr and Mrs Joseph Gray and son of Elizabeth West Virginia called on relatives here Saturday Mr and Mrs Bill McWilliams and daughter Bertha and granddaughter Vera and Mrs Anderson of Pardo Pa visited with Mrs Mee Whame brother C P Styers and family Sunday Miss Ruth Houk of Weilnity returned home Sunday after spending the week visiting relatives in Girard Clarence Yoho is confined to his home with sickness Miss Irene Styers is spending the
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Dorothy McFarland
Rose Point
al Wills
New Galla
Joe Young
Ester
Peggy
Patton
Harlansburg Road
Ruth Allen
Carrie Hill
Elizabeth St. John
New Castle
Margaret Hutton
Grove City
Orval Hutton
Mabel Grime
Moravia
John Yoho
S Coon
Anna Pearson
Harvey Fill
Hadley
Joseph Gray
Elizabeth
W. Va
Bill McWilliams
Bertha
Vera
Anderson
Pardo
Mee- Whame
C. P. Styers
Misa Ruth Houk
S- Weilnity
Girard
Clarence Yoho
Irene Styers
Stop Itching Scalp with Ruy Parisian Sage
An advertised remedy claims to stop itchy scalp instantly, prevent dandruff, and help hair grow. It promotes luxurious soft, fluffy hair and a healthy scalp, available at Rate Store and all druggists.
Modern farm methods replace sickles in Mesopotamian fields
Paris August 12 Dr Isaac Yonan, called Hoover of Persia for his wartime food economy efforts, notes rapid adoption of machinery in Bible Lands. Receivership follows a dispute with Gearhart Knitting Co of Clearfield over 10,000 and 3,000 claims by Doebler Die Casting Co of Brooklyn and Commercial Printing and Lithographing Co of Akron. The defendant agreed to receivership.
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Paris
Bible Lands
Isaac Yonan
Persia
Gearhart Knitting Co
Clearfield
Doebler Die Casting Co
Brooklyn
N. C
Commercial Printing and Lithographing Co
Akron
Receiver Named For Knitting Mill
Federal judges appointed Charles Kurtz Claarticd and PF C. then mayor in Philadelphia as receivers for the property in Pittsburgh.
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TaternaGoonal News Service
Pittsburgh
Gibson Today
Charles T. Kurtz
Claarticd
PF. C
Philadelphia
One Accident, One Reply Echoes Darkly
A wry exchange at an automobile wreck scene ends with the victim straightening up and quipping that he has just had one accident. The remark crystallizes a grim, stoic reaction to a dangerous moment.
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William K. Hutchinson
Clark
Laconla
Japan
China
Peking
Manila
Java
India
Ceylon
Cairo
Jerusalem
Athens
Naples
Monte Carlo
Cherbourg
Europe
Mediterranean
Cunard
Transylvania
Egypt
Palestine
Lisbon
Madrid
Tunis
Spain
Italy
Greece
Constantinople
South America
Caledonia
St. Thomas
Martinique
Barbados
Montevideo
Buenos Aires
Santos
Rio de Janeiro
Para
Havana
Nassau
Norway
State of
Pennsylvania
Department of Banking Regulation
Wallace Bldg
Jacob F. Perelman
Building and Loan Association
New Castle Mutual Bldg. and Loan Association
East
Washington Street
New Castle, Pa
C. B. O’donnell
East Street
Livingston
Sweeper Co
Capitol Theatre Bldg
S. Mercer Street
SOT
Ask ‘Rutoc Besley
East Ol Vas
Fisher’s Big Store
East Long Ave
Baldwin
Bester
Chichester
Draggia
Nick Whyte
Now
Cascade Park
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