Wellington Old Stars Warm for Saturday Night
Wellington crowd hears a lineup of veteran players including Harold Prosser captain of Dennison fourth team and Albert Rowland from Gio University, along with Eber Murch Williar RKisegdom Fast Theodore Whitney Brouse and Morten Mohris. The team’s scrappy play has sparked speculation about the upcoming game.
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Albert Rowland
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Movie Stars Shape Up Through Work and Diets
The article describes Hollywood celebrities maintaining slim figures through hard work, dieting, and exercise. It mentions weight control as part of public image and notes routines such as tennis, rowing, and outdoor activities. Specific names appear in fragmentary form, with references to gym culture and the pressure of staying thin.
AVA WATSON MYSTERY SOLVED IN PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia report details how a first rate detective badge claimed as ownership led Lieutenant Del Ishaw to uncover the badge’s kept value as a keepsake. The badge numbered 7 surfaced after a local man fell while chasing a train and lost it, revealing no theft but a quirky accident. New York reports tell of a burglar beating a wife, then fleeing after Mrs Fischer woke and restrained him. Indiana editor Tod Matt Dale faces renewed attacks linked to prior slander charges, with Dale jailed and protected by city authorities.
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Pimlico as social center under Westminster rule
London reports Pimlico expected to become a social hub if the Duke of Westminster succeeds in leasing plans. New lease conditions require regular house painting every seven years, back garden preservation, and vent upgrades to attract a higher class. Massillon Ohio notes Alaska homesteading by John Good and wife aiming to run a silver fox farm on a 108 acre Petersburg claim. A forecast wind would qualify as hurricane force per the weather bureau.
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Duke Among London's Largest Property Owners
The duke ranks as one of the major landowners in London, owning extensive holdings across the city and influencing local property markets.
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Hartford Daily News Letter on Connecticut Politics of the Era
An editorial style overview discusses celebrations for Governor John H. Bull’s term in Hartford with elaborate ceremonies and inaugurations. It notes the Republican dominance in the legislature, impending adjournment, and the rise of utility industry influence through Connecticut Light and Power Co. References to William Morris and past governors frame political dynamics and party shifts in a period of ceremonial pageantry.
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PIA Sunday School Classes At Austin Tex
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Price rises at Columbus due to higher production costs
Dec 23 report from the Pranduets Association notes a ten cent per pound price increase and cites higher production costs for the year. W Imurtz, an officer of the association, states prices rose because of foregone and surplus canedres.
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English Woman in Bankruptcy Court London Case Fragment
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Crawford County Farm Bureau Elects Officers in Renewal
In Crawford County transferral of leadership occurred at the annual meeting with M. Charfer elected president of the Crawford Farm Bureau and J. W. Beal named president, while Mrs W B Kin is secretary and treasurer. The event notes 39 percent farm bureau membership and 23 percent nonmembers among more than 2 090 farms in the county.
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Martin to assume duties January 4 as new National Military Home governor
Charles J. Martin named to lead the National Military Home in Leavenworth Kansas. He will assume duties January 2 or 4 per board president General George H. Wood. Martin succeeds the late General Charles Lurth and is expected to oversee the western branch operations. Mayday code mention and local coal ad are noted in the dispatch.
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