Rotarians urged to aid boys at international convention
Associated Press dispatch from Cleveland reports Hart J. Seely chairing Rotary International on boys work urges members to accept responsibility of youth. He says Rotary aims to develop good citizens and asks what kind of men tomorrow's youths will become. Portsmouth and Kittery address cited.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Hart J. Seely
Rotary International
Rotary
Roana
Portsmouth
Kittery
Wentworth’ Farm
Susi- Tel
Dm Ji
The Boy’s Path to Strength Health and Citizenship
A fragmentary moral note stresses physical strength and health for boys, advocating community outlets such as play areas and swimming pools to foster bio physical growth. Education is valued, not strictly college, with emphasis on training discipline and responsible citizenship as individual matters.
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Success
Zust
Roury
Simusel
Howe Shaver
Tea and provisions planned for MacMillan Arctic expedition
Boston reports details of Donald B. MacMillan’s expedition to Baffin Land including tea and coffee provisions for 49 men, ample rations of canned meats, flour, butter, fats, vegetables, and dehydrated foods. Tea is favored over coffee for Arctic endurance. supplies cover six months with emergency pemmican and aviator rations.
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Associated Press
Boston
Donald B. MacMillan
Battins Land
Jige Nilsen Yavers
Iorth
Teddy
Naval Aviatera
Cape Thomas-Hubbard
Bain Land
Crocker Land
Forth
Esquimeus
Business Qualities Emproving at Rotary Meeting
Anecdotal report from Clevelzhd June 17 quotes Arthur H. Sapp, chairman of Rotary's committee on business methods, on improving quality, production, and honest business conduct. He links historic ethics to religious and legal forces and notes codes of practice spreading across crafts and professions as business conditions rapidly change.
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Ets CleVelzhd
Arthur Hi’ Sapp
Committee On
Rotary International
Philosy Pates
Sapp De‘clared
Rotary
Ain
Prac Uce
Wiscasset Hosts Joint Aide For Arctic Expedition
Wiscasset Maine and June Ti-Eoson will exchange official greetings as part of a ceremonial support event for the Donald B Mac Milan Arctic expedition today. Local officials and residents are expected to attend the brief observance.
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Associated Press
Wiscasset
Maine
Ti—Eoson
Donald B.mac
Milan
Earthquake in West End Exposes Property Depreciation Risk
The notice discusses depreciation in properties in a West End section and questions the ease of selecting two residences in a desirable area. It recalls Miller Hill and Hall's Field, noting a chance to own a double house on South Street at Wikird, with seven rooms per side and a $7000 cost estimate.
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Aly
Miller Hill
Hall
South Street
Wikird
Monhegan Island Edge of Northward Visit Reveals Heritage
An account of Monhegan island detailing its isolation from Pemaquid Point, a two to three hour steamer from Wiscasset, and a small summer visitor settlement. The piece notes its long maritime history with Fishermen families, generations of seafarers, and enduring legends of pioneer wrecks and fireside tales.
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Monhegan
MacMillan
Pemaquid
Wiscasset
Gulf of Maine
Fisherfele
Szain
New Haven Railroad Plans Bus Substitution Across States
The New Haven Railroad proposes to operate in Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and New York with Arthur P. Fussell as president and Frank Hobbs as manager in charge. It seeks rights to carry passengers baggage freight express and mail and to replace some passenger service with bus operations on parallel highways where rail is uneconomical. The plan notes modern transportation methods and continued use of Baseline rail cars where viable.
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New Haven Railroad
Boston
Masshusetta
Rhode
Islan
New York
Peany Dortation Company
Arthur P. Fussell
Frank ’S. Hobbs
Earmy
Connecticut
New Haven
Vacation Fund Promotion At Piscataqua Savings Bank
Portsmouth readers are urged to join a weekly savings plan to build a vacation fund for 1926. The Piscataqua Savings Bank promotes small deposits, such as two dollars per week for 80 weeks, with interest, to yield a trip away from routine and gain needed rest. Membership is open now. prompt enrollment is encouraged.
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Portsmouth
Pisestay. Savings Bank
Piscaraqua’ Savings Bank
World Medicine From Roots and Herbs Gains Popularity
An old fragmented ad highlights Pinkham's Vegethyle Cam as a marvel in treating women’s ailments. It mentions ingredients from diverse countries and claims widespread international contributions to a tonic marketed for longevity and vigor. The wording is garbled but presents a global, traditional roots-and-herbs remedy with growing popularity.
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Tate
Epsom Satts
England
Menzhol
Kubbor
Theatre availability in U S towns surveyed
Associated Press report from Rome dated June 17 shows statistics indicating only 16 out of every 100 townships in the country possess theatres. The data suggest a wide regional disparity in access to public show venues and playhouses.
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Associated Press
Rome
Toy
Metropolitan Police to curb delinquent youths in new reform plan
The Associated Press reports June 27 that the Metropolitan Police plan a broader program to restrain and reform Japanese boys and girls of criminal tendency. The reform aims to weed out embryonic crime by doubling efforts beyond the current special squad for incorrigible juveniles.
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Associated
Presa
Toryo
Sampasen
Metropolitan Police Department
Karnak hailed as health breakthrough by New Hampshire resident
A Manchester woman testifies to Karnak’s benefits after suffering indigestion and weakness. She reports dramatic improvement after using Karnak medicine, praising its life changing effects and urging others to try it. The claim highlights local pharmacy Palliyarick’s in Portsmouth as a Karnak dealer and central to the tale.
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Chester
New Hampshire
Karnak
Paris- Mouth
Pailyrick
EL .L. “Gnoeuette
Belmont -Street
Fragmentary Notice on Youths and Staff Attitudes at Facility
Fragmented OCR text references youths between 5,000 and 6,660 and staff attitudes amid mentions of college students school children factory workers and homeless waits. Context unclear. no decisive event or outcome stated.
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Colonial Market
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NYG
TFALY
FES Theatres
Manchester
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