Beautiful Hot Springs girl chosen queen at Catholic Daughters carnival
Miss Helen Stitt of Hot Springs National Park Arkansas was elected queen by popular vote at the Catholic Daughters of America carnival in Hot Springs. The event featured a flower parade. Miss Stitt is great grandniece of the late Sir Henry Stitt of England.
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Next To Last Day Of The War Remembered By Elyria Troops
Major Hultz recalls the night of November 10, 1918 when Elyria soldiers of Company B prepared for a march east as war rumors spread. They learned only then that the war would end soon, amid a Belgian town scene of raid alarms and anxious goodbyes from a widow who spoke of four years of battle.
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Mrs Hilda Hammond Leads 1000 Women in Huey Long Challenge
Louisiana society woman Mrs Hilda Phelps Hammond arrives in Washington to lead a 1000 woman effort to oust Senator Huey P Long. She plans to urge a Senate committee to probe fraud charges tied to last year's election of Senator John H. Overton of Louisiana.
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Washington
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Louisiana
FIRST DAYS OF BOLGHEVIK ALOE TOLD BY WRITER
A fragment tale recounts a night march through darkness with lights forbidden and planes buzzing overhead as troops push toward Huysse. Smoke, jokes in French, and fatigue mark a tense night as artillery thunders into the dawn and the unit holds position.
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Mrs Schreiber Adopts Gold Dust for All Cleaning
Cleveland housewives now use Gold Dust for every cleaning task. The ad claims it cleans, shines, and removes grease, selling through grocers for a small price while praising its versatility.
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Cleveland
Schreiber
Birmingham Community M. Re service and local notes
Birmingham news item notes a community service at 4 44 led by pastor Williams and wife guests Mr and Mrs W A Wisklin and Low Lord returning home in Geneva after a visit. Mrs Bates of Kipton visits daughter. Mrs Court Vincent travels to San. J A Withers visiting relatives in Chicago. Conroe man collects songs as hobby with over 1000 items in a scrap book and growth in gathering efforts.
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Reopened Store Offers Vintage Goods After 20 Years
A long closed shop operated by J. M. Carter reopens selling old stock and wares. Women’s bustles, hoop skirts, belts, basss and coffee mills feature among items. The text notes odd German term fernaprecher and children’s programs suggested by a brass box.
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