Stanch Hetfield House Aims as Colonial Shrine in Elizabeth
One of New Jersey’s oldest homesteads, the Stanch Hetfield house in Elizabeth, built 1666-67 by Abraham Lubberson, is offered as a Colonial shrine. Miss Emily Hetfield, ninth generation, will contribute artifacts and preserve the home rich in Revolutionary era material and lore, including a rumored secret tunnel and dated family relics.
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Elizabeth
N. J
New Jersey
Elizabeth River
Pearl Street
Historical and Patriotic
Mason Wickland
Emily Hetfield
Uetfield
Skipper
Abraham Lubberson
Newnonatieneille
Matthing Hatfield
New Haven
Conn
Uurdield
England
Staten Island
Better Grade Diamonds to Be More Expensive
London reports price increases from the diamond syndicate led by S. B. Joel. Stones three carats and larger will rise up to five percent due to strong demand for high quality stones, while smaller stones face a surplus from alluvial workings.
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London
S. B. Joel
Ralph Greenleaf Clinches National Pocket Billiards Title
Ralph Greenleaf wins the national pocket billiards championship in Chicago after a hard tournament. He takes the title and a major share of $56,000 prize money plus gate receipts and the $250 monthly pay accompanying the title.
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Ralph Greenleaf
Chi Eage
Greenleaf
College Men Give Advice to Coeds
Rochester college men publish tips for women in the Campus suggesting practical guidance and playful admonitions. Advice covers manners, dating, smoking, chewing gum, fashion, and avoiding overbearing behavior, framed as brotherly guidance from the University of Rochester.
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Rochester
Men’s College
University of Rochester
Alcocds
Sweden to teach children to save in schools
Sweden plans to open 25 000 new postal savings accounts for schoolchildren with no money in the bank and deposit two crowns each. Government permission is sought to use 13 400 dollars of postal savings income for 1927 to cover expenses, following private banks' yearly efforts to teach saving.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Atoms and Molecules Counted With New Precision
Cambridge reports Dr Miles Sherrill MIT theory chemist says atoms and molecules can be counted precisely. He cites six hundred six and two tenths sextillions per gram and demonstrates the Geiger counter to track particle movement and blood flow implications. Mention of South American crosses to ward off spirits ends item.
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Cambridge
Mass
Miles Sherill
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Society of Arts
Sherill
Ole Also
H. GC. Blumgart
Boston City Hospital
Courage and the meaning of true bravery
A reflection on courage distinguishing fear from fearlessness. The author cites Aristotle and real acts of nerve from WWI marines at Belleau Wood and a firefighter rescuing children, highlighting moral courage against social pressure and danger.
Dipping Into Science Fire Flames Seen From Sun Atlas
Scientists using a specialized instrument report solar flames that tower up to 83,000 miles high and travel about 3 miles per minute. The observation notes the flames extend well beyond Earth’s diameter and come from solar surface activity.
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Unian
Miss Ruth Wins High Honors at Smith College
Ruth of Loushton near Westfield New Jersey graduates in 1929 and is elected chairman of Smith College's judicial board one of its highest honors. She was also chosen to Pb Jota Kappa recently.
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Ruth, Loushton
Westfield
N. J
Judicial Board
Smith’ College
Bayer Aspirin Reigns As Trusted Pain Antidote
The advertisement asserts Bayer Aspirin as the unmatched antidote for pain, claiming doctors endorse it and that its brand certainty is shown by the red Bayer genuine logo on every box. It argues that with Bayer on the box and the word genuine, it remains the preferred choice for relief.
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Bayer
The Joy of Life a Ridiculous Act to Real Pleasure
The American Magazine cites life’s joy as arising from bold deeds and worthy achievements. It frames a key idea that purposeful, strenuous acts deliver true happiness and fulfillment.
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American Magazine
Mothers Would Benefit From Mother Gray's Powders
Mothers facing children with crying spells feverishness stomach troubles and irregular bowels can find relief with Mother Gray's Sweet Powders. Easy to take and effective the powders earn praise from mothers who spread the word. Get a trial package from your druggist or send for the product from Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
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Mother Gray Co
le Roy
Wall Flower Lucky Girl Dances With Every Tom
The Point of View presents Jane Mable dancing with a parade of suitors as the Wall Flower becomes the center of attention. The scene highlights social dynamics and flirtatious crowd energy.
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Jane—Mable
Tom, Dick and
Harry
Wall Flower
Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound Boosts Woman's Health
Mrs. Lyner Hinges of Westwood California says she suffered six years with bad health and nerve problems. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she sleeps better, can do housework, and helps her husband in the field. She offers to answer letters about the medicines.
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Arapahos
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Lyrner
Westwood
California
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South America
Thomas Arkle Clark
University of Illinois
Aristotle
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