Monument to Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn planned
Frederick C. Hibbard chosen to sculpt a 4 monument dedicated to Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn to be placed on Cardiff fill Hannibal Missouri. The work is a donation by George Mahan and son Dulany Mahan who bought and restored Samuel Clemens boyhood home and gifted it to Hannibal. Lloyd Boyle Howard, heir to a large estate, works as a theater usher and married Grace Talbert after elopement. The tale contrasts a boy’s orphanage past with wealth and family dynamics surrounding the Boyle estate and a vagrant musician’s court interaction.
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Tom Keefe
International News Service
St. T Louis
Frederick C. Hibbard
Tom Sawyer
Huckleberry Finn
Mark Twain
Cardiff
Hannibal
George Mahan
Dulany Mahan
Mahans
Sam
Lloyd Boyle Howard
Howard
Boratio Alger
Miss Boyle
Wolf
Boyle
Little Lloyd
Talbert
St. Charles
Good Auto Brakes Urges Regular Safety Checks
The American Railway Association booklet warns that cars should have brakes examined at least monthly, with more frequent checks for heavy use. It stresses maintaining perfect brakes to prevent grade crossing accidents and notes the table was prepared by the U.S. Bureau of Standards with the American Engineering and Railway groups.
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American Railway Association
New Castle
United State Bureau of Standards
American Engineering
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound a Walpole Woman Reports Help
Mrs T H Furner of Walpole New Hampshire says the Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound improved her health solving a nervous rundown and irregularity that kept her from work She now cares for two babies and recommends it to friends Over 200 000 women surveyed 98 in 100 report benefit.
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Walpole
N. H
Lydia B. Pinkham
T. H. Furner
New Hampshire
Lydia E. Pinkham
Standards Committee and AAA Study Car Speed Test
A Standards Committee with the American Automobile Association tested car speeds and braking in miles per hour against a new measurement standard. The study evaluated performance limits for varying road and tire conditions and reported preliminary results.
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American Automobile Association
Princeton Social Notes and Births Reported
Princeton society column reports visits and hospitality across locals with many families hosting guests. Birth announcements include Milton Harlan’s son Joseph Elsworth and an eight pound boy born to Clarence Aiken and family. Several trips to nearby towns are noted along with guests of Morrison and Kottraba households. An American Legion item notes riot misprint confusion and Lyric show misadvertisement handling.
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Milton Harlan
Joseph Elsworth
Mary Eckert
New Wilmington
Sara Stickle
Vw. P. Aiken
Nancy Frew
Grove City
Ed McCoy
Con
John McCoy
Warrer, O
Lucy
E. H. Morrison
Clarence Aiken
New Castle
Princeton
Harl Alison
Matthew Bissell
Alfred Aluson
J. C. Bowers
Mabel
Dorothy
Ellwood City
Claire McGuire
Westminster College reelects athletic heads for two years
A. A. McDonald, graduate manager of athletics, was re elected to a two year term by Westminster College Athletic Council at the Spring meeting. E. Dowight Dyer, director at Westminster, was also re elected to coach the varsity basketball team next season.
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New Wilming UN
A. A. McDonald
Westminster College
Westtminster
Coweh
Zemo promises quick relief for skin diseases
The advertisement claims Zemo cures eczema blotches ringworm and rashes providing instant relief from itching. It describes the liquid as penetrating calming and non visible for daytime use with trial bottles 35 cents and large bottles 1.00. Zemo Soap is 25 cents.
Coaching staff retained at college football program
Paul Frey of Youngstown Ohio was chosen again to assist Coach Dyer, serving as assistant coach after a satisfactory previous term. Attendees included President W Charles Wallace and Prof W McKee, TH Getty from New Wilmington, Bruce McCrory and I Redmonson of Pittsburgh, Rey Neville of Sharon, John Stewar of Farrell, Tommy Mac Meekin of Chicora, and Orvil Mirtz of Pittsburgh, all representing alumni and student groups.
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Paul Frey
Youngstown
Dyer
W. Charles Wallace
W. McKee
TH. T. Getty
New Wington
Bruce McCrory
Pitttsburgh
I. Redmonson
Rey Neville
Sharon
John Stewa
Farrell
Tommy MacMeekin
Chicora
Orvil Mirtz
Pittsburgh
Longworth Talks With Stresemann in Berlin Conference
United States House leader Nicholas Longworth met long with Foreign Minister Stresemann in Berlin for a closed discussion not disclosed to the press. Longworth plans to visit Paris next. Also notes Mme Alexandre David, famed female explorer, has returned to Paris after a fourteen year absence spent in Tibet and China.
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Conternational News Service
Berlin
Nicholas Longworth
United States
Streseman
Longworth
Paris
France
Mme
Alexandre David
Ching
Tibet
From Hermits Cavern to Monastery Tibet Journey
The passage notes David's two years in a mountain hermit's cavern and three years in a monastery studying Tibetan language and customs. It highlights Fannie Hurst rising as a top paid short story writer within about ten years of starting her literary career.
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David
Lhasa
Fannie Hurst
Srorld
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World Centers
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Rosecan
Fritz Kreisler
Min- Sbtret
England
Europe
China
India
Assam
Oak Park Memorial Co
Oak Park Cemetery
Memorial Craftsmen of America
First National Bank
New Castle, Pa
Oldsendugh
Rergees
Oeier
Wright's Market
No Solicitors
Haney’s
Grand Rapids
Southern Park Inn
Southern Park, Youngstown
Howard C. Wrahington
Hanegindy Yada Ox Columbus
Gennett Recording
Anviananes
Clevalan
Boutham Fark Inn
F. &. Bradter
May Goldberg
Sidney Zelgier
F. R. Weisz
Glassport
Donald Offett
Indiana
R. E. Spear
Frank Myers
W. D. Morrigan
Ang
Beulah Linton
M. D. Kottraba
Butler
G. A. Boyd
Ruth
Lois
H. Boyd
Columbiana, Q
D. K. Cameron
Bert
American Legion Weekly
Diaz
Square Deal Garage
Croton Avenue
Physicians’ Pharmacy
Washington Street
Fisher's Big Store
College Athletic
Westminster
Longworth Hells Berlin
The
Citizens National Bank
Mil and
Washington Sts
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