Washington Huskies Train at Clubhouse Dining Table
Reporter visits the Washington varsity clubhouse where 36 football players live eat sleep and study. Coach Bagshaw cites training house as a new approach to living the game with meals at the training table and players like Hobisnam and Sherman noted for punctuality and dedication. A kitchen scene with Ma Snider and pep talks follows dinner and a closing poem proclaims football pride.
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Wanda
Kettler
Washington
University of Washington
Mauch Bagshaw
Bagshaw
Varsity Club
Golden Bear Mnes
Coach Bagshaw
Hobisnamm
Bill Grimm
Wayne Hall
Les Sherman
Fleet Gibson
Spokane
Les
Kin DaBois
Huskies
Women’s Party Leaders Unite for Equality Push
Women who paved the way for equal rights convene in Washington for a two day conference to draft a concrete legislative program. The National Woman’s Party gathers delegates from 25 councils to target discrimination in law and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woman's Party
Congress
John Rogers
National Advisory Council
United States
O. H. P. Belmont
Lawyers’ Council
Emma Gillett
Washington College of Law
Dean Gillett i
Law School
Plot to Kill King Constantine Bared
A private Athens letter reports an attempted assassination of King Constantine of Greece. Food poisoning was planned but a loyal servant thwarted the plot, aiding the arrest and confession of a conspirator. Several royal servants were detained in connection with the affair.
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Constantine
Bucharest
Greece
Athens
English condemn U S barbarism and cat abolition group formed
A London society of 300 members formed to abolish the cat, calling it barbarous and likening American treatment to handcuffs. The group aims to end animal cruelty and protests U S practices.
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London
Boy’s Treasure List Sparks Curio Dreams
Edmund J. Kiefer describes a boy’s fanciful wishlist from the New York Sun. The list includes a pearl-handled jackknife, a magician’s outfit, a sack of dimes, a self-operating ice cream freezer, boxing instructions, chocolate, a miniature Majestic, a gallon of worms, two large pistols, spanking-proof trousers, a monogrammed radio, and a pup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Edmund J. Kiefer
The
New York Sun
Christmas Gift Gillette Ad Promises Lifetime Service
An old advertisement touts the New Improved Gillette as the ideal Christmas gift for men. It highlights wide price range from five to seventy five dollars and claims the product offers a lifetime of service and daily gratitude from the recipient.
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Santa Claus
Father offers daughter to replace killed child
Charles Buckley of San Francisco offered his daughter Isabelle Buckley to another family whose little girl was killed by Buckley’s car. The proposal was refused.
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Isabelle Buckley
Charles Buckley
San Francisco
Buckley
Daylight Saving Strike Is Over
Paris reports the St. Gobain miners strike over daylight saving is settled.
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Paris
St. Gobain
Russia and Italy Spur Expanding Trade Ties
Moscow reports trade between Russia and Italy already reaches enormous proportions with both nations urging broader commercial exchange.
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Russia
Italy
Moscow
Seven suicides blamed on gambling at Monte Carlo
NICE Nov 9 reports that in the last two months seven men ruined by gambling at Monte Carlo have taken their own lives. The pattern of tragedy underscores the ruinous impact of gambling on individuals and families.
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Nice
Monte Carlo
Brimmed net veil designed for formal wear
A brim of fashionable width features a coarse mesh of chenille suited for restaurant or dinner wear. It complements a sleeveless black velvet frock, serving as the ideal accompaniment for elegant evening attire.
Reverend McConnell Publishes Book Questioning Faith
After fifty years as a priest Rev Samuel Davia Mc Connell former rector of St Stevens Episcopal Church in Philadelphia releases a new book that questions core Christian beliefs.
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Samuel Davia McConnell
St. Stevens Episcopal Church of
Philadelphia
Timbale croquettes from stale bread and cheese sauce
A compact recipe outlines making four timbales from bread crumbs and butter with onion milk and seasonings. Molds sit in a water bath bake until firm, then served with a butter flour milk sauce enriched by catsup lemon juice and pickle. Cheese can be added for extra fuel value.
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Ehbody
Women’s Party
BY Lawrence Martin
U. S
Gillette
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Boston, U.S.A
Traveler
Ette
Bertha E. Shapleigh
Columbia University
Ten Sore
Jane Gaiee
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