Echoes of the News and World of Washington Gossip
The piece zips through public life, radio advances, and the Taft era, noting Americans prefer homeland roots while abroad for young travelers. It cites Britain, Germany, France, Italy facing emigration challenges and lampoons political scandals. telephony peaks, radio progress, and Taft as the sole living ex president.
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Great Britain
Germany
France
Italy
United States
Americas
Vernon Cemetery Association to hold meeting in Renwick
Notice of meeting for the Vernon Cemetery Association set for Thursday April Syd at the State Bank of Renwick. Purpose to elect officers and transact business. Craig French hired as caretaker to ensure the cemetery is well maintained. 1924 dues of 1.00 per lot payable to the secretary promptly.
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Beva
Vernon: Cemetery Association
Syd
Atom
State Bank of
Renwick
Craig French
Heer
Two Fired From Dingbat Store and a Tale of Misfortune
A fragmentary newspaper item recounts two workers fired from Dingbat's store a week ago. James de McSkate laments hunger and labor loss as aunts starve, while Charles Jt. Mcluest expresses relief at a future rest. A wary note ends with a line about misfortune wandering abroad.
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Tomfors
Dingbat
James de McSkate
Mcluest
Tlere
Mason
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