Oberlin Notes and Farewell Luncheon for Dr H H Kung
Oberlin society updates include Mrs Samra unable to entertain, Mrs Bert Locke heading to Tennessee, and Mike expanding the New Purity restaurant. Officers and friends share news of visits to New Jersey and Cleveland, pupils at Oberlin College, and a farewell luncheon for Dr H H Kung from Shansi China hosted by W F Bohn at the Park hotel. Dr Kung sails to Boston then returns to Oberlin before heading back to China. Mr Bohn plans visits to Dartmouth Amherst and Williams before returning to Oberlin.
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Ashley
Gilead
R. Summers
Samra
Bert Locke
Frank
Mildred
Tennessee
Zurnas
George Hartin
Harris
Mike
Arity Resntagrant
Hobb
Restaught
Ella Kerdighs
New Jersey
W.¥. Bohn
Hartar
Oberlin
Ellen
Hateh
George
Oberlin Colony
W. F. Bohn
H. H. Kung
Br. Kung
Shansi
China
Park Hotel
Thirten
H. EK. Kung
W. Bohn
G. W. Andrews
Hiram B. Thurston
Dutton
Shansland
Thomson
Davis
Warner
Williams
Kung
Bohn
Boston
Dartjmouth
Hanover
N. H. Amherst
Massachusettes
Williams College
Magnesia Ad Advertised as Multiple Medical Remedy
A historical advertisement promotes Magnesia as a versatile remedy prescribed by physicians for six decades. It markets genuine Phillips brand samples in 60 cent and 60 cent bottles for use as an antacid laxative corrective and general health aid with directions included.
New Resort Planned After Farm Purchase near Belden
Sidney De La Vars of Cleveland and Elyria bought 90 acres of Pfeiffer farm one mile east and one mile south of Belden for 9000 dollars. The plan calls for a famous summer and winter resort with a 20 room hotel, riding academy, dance hall, gym, two golf courses, and swimming pool. The dance hall will be private dances only and winter sports will be encouraged. Remodeling is expected to take about two years.
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Sidney de la Vars
Cleveland
Elyria
de la Vera
Medina
Pittsburgh Churches oppose Sabbath opening of Sesqui-Centennial
Pittsburgh church leaders unite to oppose Philadelphia Sesqui-Centennial grounds opening on Sunday. They petition Governor Pinchot to halt state payments to the expo and seek legal action to recover funds. City and county Protestant bodies withdraw support, citing commercial use of the Sabbath and urging Philadelphia mayor and governor to intervene.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
Harrisburg
W. Freeland Kendrick
Presbyterian Church
Ling
Molokai Honey and Ha waii Survey Findings
The article notes Molokai honey is lighter due to algaroba trees and thin plantations, compares sugar plantation values at $103,593,450 with a $17 million rise from 1925 estimates, and reports US Geological Survey finds on Mauna Loa of an ancient Hawaiian colony with rock writings, terraces, and cave partitions at elevations above 8,000 feet.
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Molokai
Hawaii
United States Geological Survey
Island of
Mauna Loa Mountain
Mauna Loa Jaya
Hoopula
Hoopuloa
Honolulu Ransom Paid for Two Grandsons in China
Forty thousand dollars in American money sent from Honolulu by Y Ahin a wealthy Chinese real estate operator freed two grandsons kidnapped last December in Shak Kee China. Young Tom O aged 12 and Young Tim Chong aged 14 are American citizens born in Hawaii, sons of Young Sen Yat the former China air force commander who was killed on a Canton destroyer.
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Honolulu
Y. Ahin
Iity
Ban[dits
China
Tom
Tim Chong
Shak Kee
Hawaii
Young Sen Yat
Canton
Kashor
Editorial Lineage at Atlanta Penitentiary Names Inmates as Editors
The monthly publication at the Federal penitentiary in Atlanta announces a succession of editors led by Warden John Snook. Langley took over editorial duties, followed by Austin Howard Montgomery from New York who later advanced to warden's secretary after succeeding Former Governor McGray of Indiana. McGray left due to ill health, with the post passing through inmate editors as the population of Atlanta grew.
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Federal Penitentiary At
Atlanta
John Snook
Langley
Austin Howard Montgomery
New York
Montgomery
McGray
Indiana
McCray
Ml Health
Prison record tied to heat and salt confinement
Warden Snook notes the prison again holds more than 280 prisoners inside grey stone walls. The record previously reached 3 260 prisoners during the summer of 1925, marking a historic peak.
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Snook
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