Breckenlge Long to Speak at Oberlin Smith Club Rally
Oberlin November 2 Breckenlge Long assistant secretary of state under Woodrow Wilson will headline a Smith for President club rally tonight in Warner hall. The talk aims to illuminate campaign issues and the Genesis of the Constitution book author will discuss the campaign’s key points. The event is organized by the Smith club with Mrs Luetta Peabody assisting. Tonight at 7 30 Stratford Players to present Julius Caesar at the high school auditorium with a well regarded Shakespearean troupe scheduled.
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Breckenglége Long
Woodrow Fa
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Long
United States
Washington, D. C
Smith Club
Luetta Peabody
North Pleasant Street
Stratford Players
Power control topic draws audience at Warnerhall
Dr. John Bauer of the American Public Utilities Bureau spoke on power control as part of a presidential campaign series, outlining three plans private, public, and mixed with government oversight. He argued public ownership could lower capital costs and consumer rates, despite similar operation features across models. The talk followed debates on Farm Relief and Prohibition from Oberlin College professors. Oberlin vs Rochester football game heads to Rochester tomorrow for a sole non conference contest.
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John Bauer
American Public Utilities Bureau
Warnerhall
Oberlin College
Predictions of A Numerologist And Birthdate Readings
A dated numerology reading dated from 1908 predicts the reader’s future with hope and faith despite obstacles. It mentions epileptic history, advice to follow Christian science and raw diet, and notes talent in creative work. It forecasts some money from a cousin and a death-related inheritance in 1933 with cautions about winter accidents. It offers Friday readings via mail.
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Oberlin Grange Hall Dinner Night Planned Tomorrow
A notice notes the Oberlin Grange hall hosts a supper tomorrow night November 3 served by the Ladies of the Methodist church. The item also mentions Mrs. Guy Milla's return to Webster City Iowa after visiting her daughter Mrs J C Tormey and Mrs C H Sage of North Professor street entertaining the Merry Wives, with E M Ransom confined at home by illness.
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Ladies of the Methodist Church
Guy Milla
J. C. Tormey
Webster City
Iowa
C. H. Sage
North Professor Street
Merry Wives
E. M. Ransom
Salvation Army to tidy Devil's Island colony in Guiana
French Salvation Army Ensign Pean studies Devil's Island penitentiary life where 3,000 former convicts linger in despair. Prisoners face doubled sentences, long road building, and harsh rules to rehabilitate through education and trades while keeping the goal of eventual return to France.
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Salvation Army
Devil's Island
Guiana
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Marseilles
France
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Cayenne
Ensign Pean
Dutch Guiana
Salvation Island
Brazil
Venezuela
Letter from dead father guides Vineland boy at eight
Camden New Jersey. Dickie Stevenson of Vineland received a third letter from his late father John S. Stevenson who was Vineland recorder when he died in March 1926. The father served with the 28th division.
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Roy
Camden
N. J
Dickie” Stevenson
Vineland
John S. Stevenson
Letters to Son From Father Prolong His Legacy
In France a father, grievously longing for his boy Dickie, wrote a sequence of birthday letters and one for his future marriage. He entrusted these messages to a trusted friend unknown to the boy or his mother, to be delivered on specified occasions as the son grows.
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France
Dickie
Science Aids Whaling Fleets With Wireless Telephones
LERWICK Shetland reports a new era for whaling as fleets based at South Georgia and South Shetland islands will go to sea equipped with wireless telephones and direction finders. A factory ship plus three catchers will communicate back and forth to the central office, reducing fog related loss and delays. The system, tested with the Southern Queen last season, shows improved safety and efficiency even with unskilled operators.
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Shetland
Moby Dick
South Georgia
South Shetland Islands
Borneo Trip Aims 600 Applicants for Expedition
Six hundred applications to join a Chicago led expedition to Borneo study tropical radio. Theodore Seelmann organizes the voyage sponsored by All-American Morawk Corp and sails next month for two years. Personnel limited to a few trained explorers with native Malays and Dyak tribesmen joining the interior voyage for radio research under two engineers.
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Borneo
Chicago
Theodore Seelmann
All-American Morawk Corporation
Barito
Equator
League Health Geneva Faces World Dengue Threat and TB Reports
The International Health Organization of the League of Nations convenes to plan immediate dengue prevention across nations after Greece outbreak. The agenda includes final reports on anti tuberculosis vaccination in animals and humans, sterilization treatment of syphilis, and cooperation with Latin America, plus malaria, cancer, smallpox, vaccination commissions and drug lists from opium and cocaine.
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Greece
International Health Organization of the
League of Nations
Commission
League
Paris
Gobi Desert Once Populated, Explorers Find
Chicago researchers report that what is now the Gobi Desert was densely populated ten to twenty thousand years ago. Alonzo W. Pond of the Central Astastic Expedition says the region supported human occupation, with flowery and grassy areas despite its current desert name. The expedition, led by Roy Chapman Andrews, covered 4500 miles from Kalgan, uncovering evidence of the same culture in ancient wind eroded dunes and prehistoric stone artifacts.
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Gobi Desert
Chicago
Alonzo W. Pond
American Museum of Natural History
Roy Chapman Andrews
Pond
Fay Cooper Cole
University of Chicago
Kalgan
Hunter of Nuts Shoots by Boys in Kansas City
Fred Henn was hunting hickory nuts when three unidentified youths with shotguns targeted a tree. Henn climbed for the nuts as the boys fired at the top, causing a dangerous incident in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Fred Henn
Henn
Squirrels, a Shot, and a Frightened Escape in the Woods
In a terse scene a movement startled a group of boys who fired four times. Henn was struck in the shoulder and arm by a pellet, lodging in a fork. The boys fled promising to fetch help, returning never. Heng urged seriousness as the incident unfolded.
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Lodg
Heng
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