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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
6
The Civic Forum Medal of Honor was awarded to Dr Charles W Ellot president emeritus of Harvard. The honor was received by proxy but Ellot listened to the presentation on the radio from his Cambridge home as the fifth recipient of the award.
Mrs. M. B. Hayes is charged with second degree forgery by Henry A. Mark of Stoddard Mark. He alleges she forged the name of Charles Schwab on a twenty five dollar note and that other forged Schwab signatures total two hundred thousand eight. Hayes resides in Houston.
On May 18 the twenty fourth anniversary of the Hague peace conference the Woman's Relief Corps G A R and United Daughters of the Confederacy jointly unveiled the central panel of the stained glass window at the American Red Cross national headquarters Washington The panel shows Red Cross knights aiding a fallen comrade and was funded by the three organizations with prior panels already dedicated at separate ceremonies.
A Utah newspaper column invites readers to send questions and requests for songs and poems. It answers inquiries on names, education, hair styling, relationships, and a few song titles, while promising to pass along requests and apologies for unavailable items.
A letter from Utah discusses given name meanings including Gladys Adeline and Adelaide noble birth, notes on Alice and Agnes, and a request for a song priced at 80 cents. Dolly and Margaret exchange replies about accessing songs and poems, with encouragement and partial fulfillment plans.
A Utah reader asks about meanings of names and stamp flirtations while another seeks ink stain removal tips for sill crepe de chine. The column explains Jessie and Louie meanings, stamp placement as a social caution, and that colored fabrics resist ink removers, recommending magnesia or talcum paste first.
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