Snow Flakes and Thrift Stamps
A persuasive comparison likens thrift stamps to snowflakes whose collective power could fund wartime needs. The piece argues a stamp bought by every American could mobilize $25 million immediately and $500 million if extended to all residents, blocking the German war effort and restoring global security and happiness.
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United States
Treasury
The 18 and 13 Paradox in a Hunting Championship
The narrator recounts fierce resistance to room changes at a hotel and a hunting contest in Merchantville New Jersey where he defied a supposed 13 spell. He describes using the number 18 to counter the charm and winning the championship by killing 48 of 50 birds as Graham finished one behind. He notes joining the 13 club led by Judge Gildersleeve and tells of a nervous Sandringham invitation on November 18 before King Edward with a gallery watching.
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Graham
Merchantville
New Jersey
Cox
Gildersleeve
Sandringham
Edward
Wednesday Preference For a Sharp Shooter’s Day
A first person fragment describes a shooter declaring luck with the day, boasting a 43 for 13 start score and audience delight before quitting. The speaker jokes about Wednesday and mentions a horse race and Diana as limits to the challenge.
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Diana
Notable figures to attend savings campaign event
Governor Brumbaugh of Pennsylvania and a list of dignitaries including Rear Admirals Peary and Lyon Col Francis H Fries and Judge Henry Page will be escorted by Col Swigert. They will tour Southern Pines Farm Life School and other sites, lunch at the Club House, and tea at Garran Hill after a morning grounds ceremony.
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Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Thomas Peary
H. W. Lyon
W. W. Mead
M. P. Maus
8. A. Dennison
Francis H. Fries
Winston-Salem
Henry A. Page
Aberdeen
J. R. Page
C. P. Heywood
The
Sandhills
Col
R. E. Swigert
Southern Pines
Farm Life School
Club
Garran Hill
Hotel Arrivals continue list of guests from across the east
A long hotel arrivals column lists numerous guests traveling to the city or stopping at the hotel. Names include S. H. Putman from New York, Mr. and Mrs. Clafton Wright of Upper Montclair, N J, R. E. Smith and family from Atlantic City, W. W. Gillen from Portsmouth Ohio, and many others from Pittsburgh Youngstown New Haven Scranton and Montreal. The roster includes Miss Mary L Johns of Lancaster and Sgt A E Per and wife from Charlotte with several others.
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Jones
Pittsburg
S. H. Putman
H. P. Burt
New York
Clafton Wright
Upper Montclair
N. J
R. E. Smith and Family
Atlantic City
W. M. Briggs
Portsmouth
Ohio
W. W. Gillen
Youngstown
A. F. McWilliams
New York City
J. Pryor Williamson
Wilkes Barre
R. L. Walkley
New Haven
J. F. Wilhelm
Paul Esselborn
E. H. Barnum
J. Buddek
Buffalo
N. Y
Daniel Carriff
F. T. Buckins
Frankford
T. Crane
A. A. Benedict
Waterbury
John Murchin
G. L. Williams
John Carley
Sharon
J. Gassaner
Mary L. Johns
Lancaster
H. J. Hays
J. F. Hutchinson
Bertha M. M Hutchinson
Lexington
Mass
L. Morgan
J. Schwab
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