Public Health Demonstration for Parents Tomorrow Evening
A community health program is planned for tomorrow evening to educate parents about children’s physical development. The event features demonstrations by school nurses and doctors on weighing, measuring, vision and hearing tests, and a film on hygiene and health habits.
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ML ‘C. A
Dh RB
Norment
I Child Ag
Walt
Jehildren
Misa Margaret Duffey
Klene Nutsc
Blanche Sterling
Diaeusalons
Mies Oliva Bolewin
de. Aiken
Broughtor
Tha x
Hegora
Cosgrave Says Ireland Nearing End Of Troubles
Dublin December report quotes President Cosgrave saying Ireland is nearing the end of troubles as Timothy Healy arrives to become governor general of the Free State. Cosgrave and Mulcahy meet Healy after King George grants royal assent to the Irish Constitution, with Holyhead meeting en route to Dublin.
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Daniel O'Connell
International News Service
Dublin
Treland
Inturion
Wacord
Willam T. Cosgrave
Dail Eireann
Tony
Timothy Healy
George
London
Cosgrave
Richard ‘Mulcahy
Too
Free State Army
Holyhead
Healy
Ireland
Gosgrave
League of Nations Scored in Commons
London December 6 MPs clashed in the House of Commons as the League of Nations was denounced. A faction defeated a proposal for a $40,000,000 international loan. Newbold, the sole communist MP, argued the loan would aid starving Austrians but serve a ruthless clique.
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League of Nations
London
House of Commons
Newbold
Ay Beneft
Austria
Xmas Gift Rush Prompts Early Shopping Message
The Daily Mail notes merchants claimed rumors about Christmas articles caused shoppers to act early. December sales push urges buying now to beat the week-before-Christmas rush and secure items before demand peaks.
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Daily Mail
Ford and Firestone not in deal on Ridgaway project
Ford and Firestone, both U.S. manufacturers, are not interested in the reported 10 million dollar automatic factory project at Ridgaway Burkeley county West Virginia. No land has been purchased though about 2000 acres are said to have optioned. Some feel the whole plan may be a wild dream of a financier.
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Henvy
The Writer Gays on the Costs of a Light Plant Plan
A reader letter argues against costly lighting expansion in Hagerstown. It criticizes majority-driven, emotion-led decisions and urges economical business principles prioritizing shared costs, arguing a five-year lease and two-year solvability clause are inappropriate. The writer defends prudent spending and warns of higher rents if projects are delayed.
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Otomag Power Co
Willead
Hagerstown
Lght
Tentaara
Contests To Keep Boys On Farm in Chicago
Chicago December 5 Kveping Broad vways bright Ughta away Main sirge to the job Guy Noble here is holding down Ag secretary of the National Committee of Boys and Givi Clutt Work Noble has been entrusted with preserving American agriculture by alternating the boys and girls in farming stock raising naval care and other soil related subjects through three series of agricultural contests with a prize of up to Europe’s some 60 000 rural clubs joined this nation wide effort Local contests have been held and the final contest will be held here December 2 to the 5th
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Chicago
Whipping Post Considered for Drunk Driving in Delaware
Salisbury Md Don 5 reports Delaware authorities plan to use the whipping post for autoists convicted of operating under the influence. Courts in the next year will pass sentences at the whipping post for fractions of the law, following recommendations from local authorities allied with state officials.
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Salisbury
United States
Delaware
Will Force Proof Of Frame-Up Charge
Paris reports a federation demanding Deputy Duigue produce proof within fifteen days of alleged charges over the Carpen day Sli incident. Federation officials insist the accusations are false and that the fight occurred on the level, with no diagnostic evidence yet presented.
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Hy International New -Serren
Paris
Flen
Duigue
Chamber of Deputies
IAD KILLED PLAYING AT A HOS KILLING
A hazy report from Yestertown Massachusetts describes a fatal incident involving two boys aged 12 and 11 in Kent County. The narrative mentions a person named Nant and a rope accident leading to a deadly fall. The account is unclear and garbled with names and places partially obscured.
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IAD
Yestertown
Ma Deri
Posiainster
Mr. Nant
Kent Ounty
Ale Dunn
Ants
Thomas
Miss Lotte Buschet to wed Ernst Buach in June
Gove at first sight explained Miss Lotte Buschet daughter of Mme. Gadski the prima donna led to her engagement to Ernst Buach grandnephew of Adolphus Busch of St Louis brewing fame. The wedding is planned in Herlin in June uniting European beauty and American wealth.
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Gove
Lotte Buschet
Mme. Gadski
Ernst Buach
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Herlin
Four Colby students die in North College fire
Four Colby College students were burned to death when a section of North College, the original building erected in 1820, was destroyed by fire. The disaster occurred as residents mourn the loss of the historic structure and its young occupants.
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Ferish Watervilin
Dec. F
Colby College
Flea
North College
Penny Hunters Bag Deer on Opening Day in Callifonia
Dee Waynerboro Fort Forty Light reports opening day deer season saw over 700 hunters in Booth Mountain area. Early bagging noted. 14 feet killed by last night. At 7 30 am 118 automobiles parked along the road near Culedonts. Camp reports indicate a strong season ahead with good hunt conditions and few mishaps.
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Waynerboro
Dee _b
Booth Mountain
Bila
Throce
Wodson
Ttey
Callifonia
Culedonts
War impacts hunters amid late hour repairs near Pisa Greve
A damaged report notes a clash near Pisa Greve Puranan where over 360 hunters were ordered to hunt following a delay and repairs. The event centers on military action and local response with names unclear in the fragment.
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Jim the
Viciny
Pise Greve Puranan
Five thousand rabbits to be released in spring state wide
A state game warden announced plans to release 5000 cotton tar rabbits in the coming spring, with each county receiving an allotment. Previous shipments failed due to high mortality in transit, contributing to a broader shortage of game across the state and prompting three suspected causes. A Woodstock Va planning dinner sought ideas for a new modern hotel.
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Mare J
B. Lea LeCompte
Atate
Anute
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