Monument to Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn Planned in Hannibal
Frederick C. Hibbard named designer for a monument at Cardiff Hill Hannibal Missouri near Mark Twain shrine donated by Mr. and Mrs. George Mahan and their son Dulany Mahan. The Mahans own the restored boyhood home of Samuel Clemens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Keefe, JR
International News Service
St. Louis
Frederick C. Hibbard
Tom Sawyer
Huckleberry Finn
Mark Twain
Cardiff Hill
Hannibal
George Mahan
Dulany Mahan
Mahans
Sam
Good Auto Brakes Big Safety Need
A booklet by the American Railway Association used by Railway officers in New Castle urges regular brake checks to prevent Grade Crossing accidents. The United States Bureau of Standards prepared the data with the American Engineering: cars should have brakes examined at least monthly and more often with heavy use. Maintain brakes to avoid trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Railway Association
New Castle
United State Bureau of Standards
American Engineering
Mrs Fuller Credits Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Walpole New Hampshire woman says the Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound made her healthier and able to work. She reports relief from long irregularity and painful episodes and recommends the remedy to friends for rundown and nervous conditions. Over 200000 women answered the question with Yes, suggesting broad effectiveness.
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Walpole
N. H
Lydia E. Pinkham
T. H. Fuller
New Hampshire
Brakes Tested Advice Amid Mixed Speed Data
Standards Committee and the American Automobile Association present a fragmentary table of car speeds and stopping distances in feet with miles per hour notes. The advisory line urges readers to have brakes tested and use them properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Automobile Association
Local families visit and new birth announcements in Princeton area
Princeton residents and friends gather for Sunday visits with Mor rison Stickle and Morrison families. Births announced for Joseph Elsworth Harlan and an eight pound son born to Clarence Aiken and family. Various visits include Beulah Linton staying with Kottraba in Butler and Ruth and Lois Boyd visiting Columbiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Zeigler
F. R. Weisz
Glassport
Donald Offett
Indiana
R. E. Spear
Frank Myers
W. D. Morrison
Beulah Linton
M. D. Kottraba
Butler
G. A. Boyd
Ruth
Lois
J. H. Boyd
Columbiana, O
D. L. Cameron
Milton Harlan
Joseph Elsworth
Mary Eckert
New Wilmington
Sara Stickle
J. P. Aiken
Nancy Frew
Grove City
Ed McCoy
John McCoy
Warren, O
Lucy
E. H. Morrison
Clarence Aiken
New Castle
Misprint Ignites Riot Rumor At Local Lyric Show
A misprint in the Lyric ads claiming a 350 person show with 100 costumes sparked a disruption. The American Legion Week edition notes the confusion over the advertised event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
American Legion Weekly
Westminster College Athletic Heads Re-elected
A. A. McDonald was re elected as graduate manager of athletics for Westminster College for two more years. E. Dwight Dyer was re elected to coach basketball and football next season with Paul Frey of Youngstown assisting on football. Other officials and trustees attended the Spring Athletic Council meeting in New Wilmington.
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New Wilming
SUN
A. A. McDonald
Westminster College
Paul Frey
Youngstown, CO
Dyer
W. Charles Wallace
C. W. McKee
H. T. Getty
New Wilmington
Bruce McCrory
Pittsburgh
M. M. Edmonson
Roy Neville
Sharon
John Hetra
Farrell
Tommy Mee- Meekin
Chicora
Orvil Mirtz
Zemo promises quick relief for skin troubles
Advertisement claims Zemo cures eczema blotches ringworm rashes by cleansing and soothing the skin with a penetrating liquid. It touts near invisible daytime use and offers trial bottles 35 cents and large size one dollar plus Zemo Soap at 25 cents from any druggist.
Longworth Holds Berlin Conference With Stresemann
United States House leader Nicholas Longworth, visiting Berlin, held a long conference with Foreign Minister Stresemann on an undisclosed topic and will next visit Paris. Also noted is Mme Alexandre David returning to Paris after fourteen years exploring China and Tibet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Berlin
Nicholas Longworth
United States
Streseman
Longworth
Paris
France
Mme
Alexandre David
China
Tibet
Forbidden City
Phasa
Journey and Language Studies Move Reader to Tibet
The article recalls a long planned journey as David spends two years in a mountain hermit’s cavern and three years in a monastery to study Tibetan language and culture. It notes Fannie Hurst rising to become the world’s highest paid short story writer after a decade in literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Lhasa
Fannie Hurst
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Howard
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Wilbur Boyle
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Rosecan
Fritz Kreisler
England
Europe
India
Assam
Oak Park Memorial Co
Oak Park Cemetery
Memorial Craftsmen of America
First National Bank
New Castle, Pa
Wright's
Wright's Market
Grand Rapids
Southern Park Inn
Southern Park
Youngstown
Howard C. Waton
Melody Lads of
Columbus
Gennett Recording
Cleveland
F. A. Stadler
Ray Goldberg
Princeton
Square Deal Garage
Croton Avenue
Physicians’ Pharmacy
Washington Street
Fisher’s Big Store
East Long Ave
College Athletic
Westminster
Citizens National Bank
Corner Iil and
Washington Sts
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