Seville Expo to Showcase US Participation in 1928
Washington May 11 The United States will join Seville Spain for the next great international exposition with a congressional appropriation of 700000 to build and display government exhibits Commemorating Columbus discovery and early Spanish colonization the expo aims to promote trade and friendly relations between Spain Portugal and the New World The opening is slated for spring 1928 US Commissioner General Thomas E Campbell oversees two temporary pavilions and a permanent building to house government exhibits motion pictures and broader industry stories The Pearl of Andalusia Seville dates back to Phoenician times with Roman walls Moorish towers and the Alcazar reflecting centuries of history
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Soviet Order Closes Stores and Protests Rise in Moscow
Moscow authorities move against private trade closing hundreds of shops and limiting market sales. Protests call for later hours eight on Sundays, police at large stores, and long queues for essential goods. mothers with children often endure rain and delays.
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Ridgeville High School Seniors Play Colorful Wardrobe in Commencement
May is the time for Ridgeville high seniors as senior news highlights style and ceremony details. The senior distinction this year is described as very attractive with girls in white skirts and sweaters trimmed in dark blue while the boys wear similar sweaters with white trousers. The first commencement event is noted.
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Blue Ribbon Students Named by Local School
First graders expecting Blue Ribbons include Betty Stoffer Mary Jane Hadaway Lois Taft and Helen Rollin while Ruth Gerbart Ruth Haber of the second grade are out of school several weeks. Third and fourth graders Donna Lucas Anna Catherine Evans Earl Ifall and others are listed with Mrs Knowles visiting. Ralph Fitts and Robert Thacher will receive Blue Ribbons in the fifth and sixth grades.
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Nervous Woman Finds Relief in Vegetable Compound
Rowe Kansas resident Golpig McFappen reports weak tired and peevish symptoms eased after trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Pills for Constipation. She says she felt a difference after the first bottle and is gaining strength while recommending the products.
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