Modern cracker barrel forum urged at Williams College
Williamstown sees the Institute of Politics held in its second year with Garfield as founder. Attendees include five foreign lecturers and 300 participants. Garfield argues discussions must precede action and that informal talks foster informed public opinion without resolutions or official pressure.
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Williamstown
Mass
Henry A. Garfield
Garfield
Institute of Politics
Williams College
United States
Institute
Army
Navy
Paris
Cannes
Hague
Funda
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
Vienna
Holland
Chicago
Harding weighs gift to humane horse Clover
Mrs. Warren G. Harding sends a one hundred dollar check to Clover the 61 year old horse owned by Dr. Myers of Catawisha. A letter accompanies praising Clover and questioning Dr. Myers motives while noting the horse’s long service and possible fate if kept alive or killed for glue and fertilizer.
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Warren G. Harding
Dr. Myers
Catawisha
Clover
Servier
bin Fuli
Henry George
Mrs. Harding
Record 13 Mayors in One Guilford Family
GUILFORD Eng August 18 thirteen members of the Smallpiece family have served as mayor of Guilford since this town's early days.
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Guilford, Eng
Smatllpeice
Guilford
Walworth
Eng
Henry Smith
Pickpocket Thrashed On Train In New York Transit
Samuel Burdett a Nebraska stock man grabbed a pickpocket on a four car subway train in New York and thrashed the thief before kicking him off at the first stop leaving the perpetrator beaten and dazed at the platform.
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New York
Samuel Burdett
Letters on the mother in law row in Miss Grey column
Readers weigh the mother in law issue with letters from a caring mother in law and a practical reader. A caller argues mothers deserve love after raising children while another writes of harmony and respect in her own family. Readers ask about boots Coney Island information vermin control rabbits and pickle recipes.
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Cynthia Grey
Miss Grey
Mac
Coney Island
Readers urged to write for egg dish ideas at Seattle Star
Star readers are invited to request many suggestions on attractive and unique ways to cook and serve eggs. Send a letter to The Seattle Star Washington bureau at 1322 New York Ave Washington D C with two cents for postage.
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Star
Seattle Star Washington Bureau
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
Washington Bureau
Seattle Star
New York Avenue
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Mies Grey
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Panamas
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Jersey
Third Ave
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