CENSOR EARNs THANKS OF THOSE WHO STUTTER
London June 22 Ausoviated Press reports protest against ridiculing stammering in village life. J Bert Miall heads an institute for election speech and argues censorship harms disabled people as much as other ailments. George Crichton, comptroller of the Ford Chamberlain's office, will study the protest as he weighs action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ste George Crichton
Ford Chamberlain
J. Herbert Miall
George Sud
Herald Sparks Dispute Over Portsmouth Kitts Allegations
Fragmentary notes indicate a Herald item stirring local contention with stray phrases about Portsmouth Kitts, a back door remark, a tea term, and a Wentworth reference, all dated ca 1862. The garbled text suggests a brief society or public notice being misprinted, with minimal readable context.
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Portsmouth and
Kitts
Grica
Wentworth
Youth Lens From Steeple Yields Tragic Street Scene
New York report describes a disturbance near a church on 6th Avenue where Gustave Seizes 23, Eliza entered a French restaurant. a patrolman found a body as responders rushed to Lenox Hill Hospital. Doctors said the condition was critical. investigators review the scene and belongings to determine sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tonto
Church of the Lely
6Th Avenue
Gustave
Gieize
Diexpital
Alligator Runs Afloat At IAP Factory Incident
A chaotic scene at Tarneva Falls when a large alligator escaped during work. Workmen unloading a cargo of osabola weed sparked a chase through a log yard and into a timber storage area before authorities recaptured the reptile. Local observers described the creature as four feet long and possibly a rogue from nearby waters.
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Tarneva Falls
Russell Cullery
America
Pastor Hints Sunday Golf Amid Church Teaching
NY decries mixing leisure with faith as Dr Christian Belmner at Chetson Methodist Church urged churchgoing over golf on Sundays. He cited concerns about health and spirit, while noting Bellevue lecturer Dr. Gorge David Ste offered caution about self injury and secular distractions during worship.
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New York
Christian Belmner
Chetson Methodist Church
Gaif
Gorge Dievid Ste
Bellevue
Ennoy
Distribution of Heren's Estate in Alton Case
Judge of Probate in Rockingham hears petition by George Altoninsaid administrator for Helen Caldew Allen Tate Port moult in guard County deceased. Settlement reveals balance for distribution to heirs including Mary Enten G Teamy Sarah Prog Cambridg 4018 Somerville Daniel Craw nephew Par BW mouth Nit Daniel Atwell Mi er Alig Annie Pricbie Florence Ue Burnhain Killer Malne and others. Requesting decree of distribution of the balance among named heirs after expenses.
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Said
George 1 Altonins
Caldew Allen Tate
Port
Guard County
Penpedto Tully
Unerewag
Mary Enten
Bird Sarah
John Woollen
Cambridge
Somerville
Daniel Craw
Daniel Atwell
Tolan Yuck
Annie Pricbie
Ricca
Florence
Burnhain
Notice of Court Petition Published in District Court
An idle garbled notice from ALD SEORG Administrator states a court petition must be answered within three weeks. The order requires the petitioner to appear and warns of publication of the order if unanswered. Witness Louis G. Hoyt, Esquire, Judge, and register kovenr scorr testify this notice issued in June.
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Shaw
Louis G. Hoyt
Esaulte
Ry Court
Kovenr
Scorr
Register
Wyandotte Woman Credits Lydia Pinkham for Relief
Fay Bollister of Wyandotte Michigan recounts a six month struggle with illness and bed rest. After a friend advised Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she began treating herself and quickly improved. A doctor approved her course noting no harm in use and Bollister continues to praise the remedy.
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Hollister
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Wyandotte
Michigan
Wes
Ang
Tom
Sothers
Wmra
Henry Bollister
Duno
Mich
Pinkham
Quiet Rest Over Strain Warns Health Experts
Experts urge moderation and rest to prevent tension and overexertion. They note excessive activity and continued stress worsen health, while time spent in prayer or quiet reflection can restore balance and reduce arterial strain, promoting calmer well being.
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Mayer
Tia
Law Record of Lynching in Public Opinion
Washington reports public opinion shifts on lynching. Commission of Faith and Council of Churches notes 52 lynchings last year with 17 prevented. Some sheriffs risked life for suspects, while authorities urge legal trials and protection of prisoners.
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Washington
Council of Churches
Isis
Griclals
Gisex
Nora Coursre
George E
Taynes
Iyneni Bodivi
Cops Issue Courtesy Cards For Jay Walker Warnings
Williamsport Pa June 22 police announce a driver pedestrian safety program issuing cards to crossing rule violators. The card reads you have violated a true rite help us in the enforcement of all laws for your safety as well as for others.
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Associated Press
Willamswort
Jay
Unuiwa
Vocations Have Odd Effects On Teeth
Berlin reports in the Social Democratic News Service that various vocations affect dental health. Bakers and pastry cooks are noted as worst for зубной health due to sugar intake. Leather workers show brownish tooth coloring while lead and silver workers’ molars tend to blue. Copper workers risk green stains without proper brushing.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Social Democratic News Service
Portsmouth industrial scene keeps many workers on partial schedules
A late spring survey shows general improvement in industrial employment across New Hampshire towns. Factories and shipyards run overtime in textiles and wire cables while building trades stay busy. many workers shift to part time roles as absorption of surplus labor continues and construction boosts demand in several locales.
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Washington
Portsmouth
Department ‘of Labor
Planta
Alioe
Rinortad
Industria
Bet Uons
Marlee
Fes
Satle
Manchester
Yiem
Elma
Duphiaye de Menth
Metorios
Dem
Conrard
Teotton
Dittefield
Phila
Ilusiery
Keene
Newport
Exeter
Dart
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Censorsiiy
Jord Chamberlain
The
Herald
Littlefield Lumber
Green Street
H. T. Wendell
Market Square
Hampton Beach
Gasine
Joe Kerlihy
SUNE
McDonnell
Reinewald’s Music
LTC
Gibson
Reinewald
Bandiaater
USN “Band
Ath Regt
Rona
Middia
Steeple
Alligator
AMLCK
IAP
Casa
Dakar Sa
Carserh
Kiasies Fay
Bcheney &Co
Oka
State OF New Hampshire
Rockingham, Ss
Wi. Ald
SEORG
New Hampshroskingham
Ers
Beatrice
Scarborough
Marie Wemple N. E
Conservatory of Music
Boston
Mass
Lincoln Ave
Fortsmouth
N. H
Tal
MT. Ca
REO
Hudson
Packard
Gare
State of Maine
Simpson
Lamping No Beauty Shop
FAMNY
Eleanor Hansen
SHO National Bank
Tol
Portsmouth, Noh
Stahl
Marcel Wi
Wndow
Muchemore & Rider
Atdmug and Shoe
John G. Sweetser
Congress St
N_H
Hwong’s
Hartford Building
J.H. Smith
State St. Aes
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