Armenian Relief Workers Call for Aid at Hadjin Massacre
Apparent appeal from Constantinople dated March 164 urging international relief to halt a massacre of 7,000 Armenians at Hadjin. Delegation includes relief workers Ming Allée K. Clark, Ivans Sad, and Mary W. Ruber, from Africa party. Americans travel to confront peril faced by Armenians under Turkish slavers.
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Elyrians Hear Address by Miss Taft in Ohio
Miss Helen Tutt, acting Bryn Mawr president, and Mrs Charles Tiffany will open in Cleveland with an illustrated feature on Bryn Mawr endowment plans. Milas Taft, under 20, leads in educational circles while endowment funds aim to raise 2 million to raise faculty salaries. The lecture, free to the public, targets northern Ohio cities including Elyria, Ashtabula, Akron and Toledo.
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Whittier Club Plans Realistic Snow Pastoral
Whittier club members prepared a realistic production of the poet’s pastoral Snowbound in a warm theatre with snow props. A train delay stranded twenty five members near Chicago, forcing an overnight wait around a stove while two members trudged to dig for help and were lost in snowdrifts until a rescue snowplow brought them back.
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Cardinal Logue condemns women’s fashions in Ireland
London reports Cardinal Logue condemns extravagance and lack of modesty in female dress. He decries advisers urging fewer clothes, calls it a scandal to Dame of Ireland’s daughters, and praises the dignity and purity of Catholic women while lamenting fashion vanity.
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Rheumatism Remedies Told In Old Newspaper Tip
The article urges avoiding damp ground and cold, eating light meat, and drinking water. It promotes Jad Salts as a treatment to eliminate uric acid by stimulating kidneys and using an effervescent lithia drink, claiming benefits for rheumatism and kidney health.
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Eagles Roll Record Score in City Bowling Meet
The Eagles bowling team set a city record by rolling three games with the Three B's at Gala Alleys. Adams led the high score as The Fates crushed opponents. Interscholastic high schools announce the thirteenth annual tourney at the University of Kausaya with forty eight teams entering, featuring final contests among eight district winners for boys girls and high schools.
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German Americanism fears in U S politics stir King
Senator William H King of Utah warned of a hyphenated German American political surge. He cited Chicago Milwaukee and Cincinnati groups planning new protests and a New York relief drive turning to political propaganda urging German Americans to act in governance. He quoted slogans about American descent and opposing a single domineering racial clique.
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Out-Sherlocked Sherlock and Found Man
Hammond Indiana March 15 A man dubbed Watson by police woke to find roommate Art Pollak missing along with most possessions. A restaurant burglary below had been tapped. Watson circulated a photo of Pollak’s wife in Hungary to foreign papers to locate him. Pollak later saw the notice and sent his address.
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Elyrians Can't Afford A World Eating Record Attempt
Boston reports Eugenes Shelton claims world eating championship, detailing extreme daily meals. He consumes large quantities of meat, potatoes, bread, and dairy, plus multiple cigarrettes, sleeping four hours nightly. Born Pleasant Point Missouri, age forty, Shelton has sea and laundry work history and four marriages, now married ten years.
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Farmers and townsfolk show pneumonia risk gap
A report from Atchison Kay March 15 indicates farmers have a higher pneumonia rate than townspeople. Officials say longer influenza recovery times and time spent indoors influence the disparity with city residents showing quicker, safer reintegration. Lorain County parolees near 144 total. one expected release April 1. In Fremont, court moves to Elks Club for Hedfield murder trial with Judge Curtis Johnson presiding. Los Angeles reports actor David Warfield struck by a vehicle with a broken leg and facial lacerations.
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Oberlin Admitted to Little Big Six League Curling Lorain Will Withdraw
The Little Big Six conference met in Norwalk to admit Oberlin High School to the league, bringing membership to seven. Lorain High considered withdrawal citing travel costs between Lorain and Fremont, but Fremont plans to stay and no final Lorain decision was reported. all member schools were represented.
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First Christian Science Hospital Established in Denver
Denver reports the first Christian Science hospital west of the Mississippi has been established with twelve rooms and plans for expansion. The convalescent home offers Christian Science treatment by chosen practitioners and access to Christian Science literature.
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Rival Clubs Set Missouri Kansas Meet In Two-State Track Clash
Kansas City athletic clubs announce a MissouriKansas clash with events scheduled between Kansas City Missouri and St Louis Missouri. The rival clubs aim to hold a field meet during the March period, with preparations and field events expected to draw local competition.
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Fragmentary OCR Notes on Venice Crab Match and Kansas Indoor Teams
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