W C T U Plans $250,000 PennsylvanIa Enforcement Fund
The Lawrence county Woman's Christian Temperance Union joins the state group in raising 250000 for enforcement of the Leth amendment. Governor Pinchot asked for state funds but was refused. A July 1 enforcement day urges pastors to present the cause to congregations and collect locally with funds sent to Mrs. Howard Beck.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Lawrence County
State
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Liperence County
Howard Beck
Leasure Avenue
Margaret Walker
Blanch Manne
T. A. Gilkey
T. Laying
Frenchman Figures Time Women Spend Looking In Mirror
A Frenchman claims on average a woman's total life is spent before the mirror. He breaks it down by ages from 6 to 60, estimating daily minutes staring at glass from seven minutes in childhood to a peak around midlife, then tapering to ten minutes for older ages.
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Panis
Chile
Meeting at the Seashore Sparks New State Capitals
A playful exchange at the coast has two newcomers introducing themselves with humorous names. Each name is said to originate from the capital of a different state, prompting a puzzle about rearranging letters to reveal the capitals.
Fragmentary crime note hints at shoe clue mystery
A garbled line suggests a morning discovery of a note and gumshoe investigation in progress. The readable fragment implies a crime scene clue involving a shoe and a suspect, with detectives uncertain about the exact wording and person.
Aged Man On 20000 Mile Hike Ends Near Chicago
William H. Chapman aged 76 completed a 20000 mile journey begun as a wager with two younger men and Scientific American claiming a septuagenarian could outwalk youths. He passed through New Castle en route to Chicago after traversing Hartford and multiple states and Canadian provinces.
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New York
Scientific American
William H. Chapman
Sears
Millington
Conn
New Castle
Nike
Chapman
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Hartford
Chicago
Local Notes From Enon Valley and Nearby Areas
Enon Valley reports Mrs Delmar Duncna confined by an attack of appendicitis. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Charles Inboden at the W G Inbodens home. Warry Best and daughter Pauline shopped in East Palestine Ohio. Presbyterian church to host an ice cream cake and strawberry festival Saturday evening. G R Andrews visited Canton Q on Monday. W M McMillen and son Robert plan summer at Chautauqua after leaving Tuesday. Mrs A Stott and son Verner from Piatyleigh visited George McCoy over the weekend. L Kennedy and son Dick of Beaver Falls, and H Braden of Industry visited O C Braden over Sunday. Pauline Young home from Grove City College for a few days. Mole Dinkey of Pittsburgh guest of Mrs Andrews over the weekend. Mrs W G Inboden of Enon and George Otterbein of Marietta Ohio motored to Mrs E H Dalley in East Liverpool Ohio on Thursday. Mrs Herbert Mecloberta improving rapidly after illness. SS
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Charles’ Inboden
W. G. Inboden
Warry Best
Pauline
East Palestine
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
G. R. Andrews
Canton
Miu
W. M. McMillen
Robert
Chautauqua
A. Stott
Verner
Piatyleigh
George McCoy
L. Kennedy
Beaver Falls
H. Braden
Industry
O. C. Braden
Pauline Young
Grove City College
Milk scarcity and reliance in Japan and China
The text notes that both Japan and China, with large populations, have little milk production and depend largely on imported condensed milk from foreign nations. It highlights a diet article seen as elementary to Americans and contrasts domestic milk abundance with these countries' situation.
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Japan
China
Radio Tonight Presents Diverse Musical and Church Programs
Listings show Eastern Standard Time programs including ball scores, orchestral recitals, and sermons. Notable items include a mandolin concert by Allegra Mandolin Sextet, organ recitals, and services from First Presbyterian Pittsburgh and Alpha Lutheran Church. Community groups feature Dreamtime Lady visits and Jamestown area notices.
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EDEA
W House
Bary Pit Ane Pa
Conarrt
Allegra Mandolin’ Sextec and Company
Versenmoll
Percy Lichtenfels
Hasen Abdall
Musdolin
Charlex Dynterd
Edward PF. Green
Adalah B. Fox
Alec J. Stright
Point 1
Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
T Boye Neal
Kenrer
Japanese Rowing Over Imported Coolie Labor
International News Service reports rising tension in Tokyo over factory owners hiring Chinese and Korean labor. Protests emerged as workers pressed for changes, some owners complying while others argued Chinese and Korean labor were cheaper and more efficient.
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International News Service
Tokio
Akio
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