Widespread School Honors and Local Prizes Noted
A village awards numerous prizes across grades from fourth to twelfth, honoring students for geography notebooks oratory and reading. Dorothy Wolcott and Carl Giar win notable prizes. Emma topics include language and general scholarship, with Mrs Gott presenting awards at the local school event.
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Helen Hambersgernd
John McAlpin
Katherine Smith
Naomi Myers
Adeline Kobert
Glenn Myers
Emily Narminski
Mayna Walcott
Edward Blythen
Maxine Hopkins
Natherine Smith
Mildred Wigert
Carl Giar
Dorothy Wolcott
Kenneth Craden
Reading
Young barber in Hen and Chicken court shaves lord chancellor
June 4 story recounts the lord chancellor’s close shave in Fleet Street. In Hen and Chicken court near the law courts a barber named Frieda thrives as lawyers seek regular trims. Frieda’s fifteen year old son Alfred begins practicing as a barber under his father.
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Chicago Seminary Hosts 24th Convention Opened in Chicago
Twenty states send delegates to the Chicago Theological Seminarys 24th triennial convention opening for a week. Attendees include business and professional leaders educators newspapermen sociologists and Congregational church figures. Discussions will cover religion and fine arts and journalism with the dedication of new seminary additions including the Victor Fremont Lawson Lower named for the Chicago Daily News publisher.
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Chicago Theological Seminary
Victor Fremont Lawson
Chicago Daily News
Ackland Center turmoil fuels love and murder tale
In a New England town Ackland Center battles modern invaders while a gang in Jazsland operates a roadhouse. Stella Bagot conquers New York success as Homer Pew searches for truth and romance. A murder links Ham Pew’s crusade to protect small towns with Stella and Ernie Hallam plotting a future in Connecticut.
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Pete
Sirlia
Stella
Flamer
Ackland
Jazsland
Ernie Hallam
Wes
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Mellett
Haratzon
Ham Pew
Hom
Ernie
Ham
Lince
New York Pigot
Capital Offers Much To Those Who Would Shine
Washington attracts ambitious outsiders seeking social elevation through wealth and residence. The piece notes that humble origins can hinder status at home but not in the capital where a washerwoman or any outsider can become a national society figure with strategic social campaigning and grand homes. It highlights Washington’s unique social ascent via wealth, mansion building, and public attention.
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Stella
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Eirnie
New York
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Hallworthy Hall Ad Offers Social Scene and Pies
An old style advertisement invites readers to join crowds at Hallworthy Stop 80 Oberlin Road, touting homemade pies and chicken broth with noodles, large parking space, and emphasis on good food and cleanliness.
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Oberlin Road
Herta
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