The Story Back Of Rotary Founder Paul Harris
Chicago February 21 Rotary founder Paul P Harris explains loneliness drives his protest against city life and spurs formation of a small group that grew into the International Association of Rotary Clubs. Seventeen years later 1045 clubs in 22 countries total about 104000 members as Rotary Week opens. Harris, 89, notes friendships and selfless service as Rotary’s core while predicting a dawning brotherhood of men.
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Roy Gibbons
Chicago
Ian
Paul P. Warris
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Harris
Jone
Europa
Prinee
Rotary
Clo
Haris
Brotherhood of Men
Pay Raise But Lack of Teachers Felt in City
New York report shows a teacher shortage despite higher salaries. Willis director notes fewer candidates than ten years ago, with 1921 applicants at 1,3296 versus 1,961 in 1911, even as population grows. City teachers’ pay reaches 3700 dollars with 600 extra for department heads, but higher living costs erase gains.
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Anternattiganl
New York
Nerpice
New York City
Willis
Cliy Postd
Asie
Mills
Crarople
Child Burn Injuries Reported After Dress Catches Fire
Nine year old Margaret Clopper, daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman L Clopper of 47 Mig Street, is in serious condition with extensive burns after her dress ignited from burning paper in the yard behind the home yesterday morning. About three fourths of her body is burned.
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Margaret
Herman L. Clopper
Mig Street
Fish With Eyes Pumped from 1800 Feet Under Ground
Visalia California February 21 fish with no eyes from 1500 feet underground were pumped to the surface through a 145 foot casing of an oil well near Lindsay. The inch long fish are barely alive and growing as they surface. Earlier blind fish from an artesian well near Angiola were described years ago but these have eyes, a rare feature.
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International Nevab
Visalia
Cal
Lindsay
Angiola
Body of slain man found in burned shack
February 21 reports Charles Stogleton a leader in the county killed at Grayton. His body was found after a shack he occupied with Joh Taylor burned. Taylor, found nearby bruised, said they had been drinking and he did not know how he was hurt. Both men were said to be friends and a theory suggests Taylor fled while Singleton was murdered inside.
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Tua Plata
Charles Stogleton
Ldarford
Grayton
Lin Dour
Highways Engineering and Construction Company
Joh Taylor
Singteton
Wade
Taylor
Singleton
I Trom Tiiu
Measure to Amend State Divorce Laws
Annapollo Md February 23 Men and women are placed on animal status in divorce courts when absence before marriage has been proved. A bill introduces to the Senate by Senator For of the Fourth Baltimore district. The measure amends the present divorce laws and is said to have the endorsement of the Maryland League of Women Voters. Referred to the Committee on Judicial Proceedings.
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Annapollo
Senate
For
Baltimore
Maryland League
Women Voters
Automobile Taken From Broadway Drive Implicate Myers Company
The Archives last night took the automobile of J. W. Myers Company. The car was left on Broadway around 7 o clock yesterday evening and had disappeared some time after.
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J. W. Myers
Broadway
Meat Market Fire at Mercersburg
The John D. Dennis meat market in Mercersburg was ruined by a blaze Saturday. Fire started in the cellar during efforts to thaw a frozen water pipe.
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Mercersburg
Colorful nature inspires beauty in healthy women
The piece extols vivid colors from nature and links healthy-looking women to rosy lips and smooth skin. It touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy claimed to enhance natural coloring and vitality for frail women.
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Lydia
Daily Mail
E Pinkham
Making pottery by shaping, drying, and finishing tiles
The process describes building up clay to form shapes, trimming even walls, wetting from inside, drying, and finishing with paint and shellac or wax. It covers adding clay, smoothing surfaces, applying designs with improvised tools, and final touches for a glossy or waxed surface.
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Wetve Ag & Brace
Sister's Shoes Reveal Quiet Family Dilemma
In a domestic scene, Edna borrows her sister's shoes triggering playful teasing and questions about ownership and responsibility. Mrs Stevens notes Edna's reactions, while the family considers sharing or replacing footwear. A light, observant slice shows siblings, parents, and routines shaping small conflicts.
Cryptic puzzle leads to famous English author's name
The jumbled sequence TODAYS FUZZLE RODOBTY ZINN NLASTH NADB OMILARO YNCAN THROCNAKE rearranges into a phrase about a rat and pacis and yields the letters from names pointing to a renowned English author. The answer echoes yesterday’s clue about a penny and a page, with a puzzle twist.
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Rodobty
Zinn
Nlasth
Nadb
Omilaro
Yncan
Throcnake
Yeaterday
Regia
Boones University ties and Palm Beach notes in Greencastle news
Weary Snyder at Greencastle High writes David K. T. Lang about Chinese youth at Boone University and a Far Eastern Olympic program led by Dr. Gray. Fragments describe Miss Frances Cramer’s Philadelphia visit, local marriages, Far Beach winter resort enthusiasm, Palm Beach estates, and church events including a Community Law Enforcement lecture.
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Threemroath
Weary Snyder
Baltimore Street
Greencastle High School
David K. T. Lang
Boone University
Cook
America
Hse S One
Brown
B. Z. McLanahan
Mr. McLanehan
Mr. McLanahan
J. H. Fletcher
Far Beach
Fin
Pain Beach
Fletcher
J. Gilmore Fletcher
Joseph Riter
Europe
Riter
Palm Beach
Lake Worth
Atlantic Ocean
Poinciana
the Breakers
Brohesbury
Marrient
John Winds
Philadelphia
Misa Florence Yiegler
Hagerstown
Halpheister
East Hartimore Street
Alice Reid
Javending
Mary ‘B. Kreps
Women's Tone Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Margrette Byers
Rebecca Sehnebley
Guerst
Helen Keepers
Frank McGill
Penn Hall
Jaisheran 1
Ministerl2 Union
Brothers Shot in Dorcheat Ga Whisky Search Altercation
In Duluth Georgia on February an argument over a car search for whisky led to the shooting deaths of brothers Ric Joseph and Erin Simpson, well-to-do farmers of Gwynhett county. Police say no liquor was found in the car after examination. Relatives say they will prosecute Deputy Sheriff Wintor Thillas, who went to the county jail in Lawrenceville late at night and surrendered.
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Duluth
Ric Joseph
Erin Simpson
Gwynhett County
Wintor Thillas
Demity Knerif
Lawrenceville
Lanight
Farm urn blaze devastates Rohrer property near Berkeley Springs
A barn fire of unknown origin swept a Rohrer farm near Sir Jain's Nyz south of Berkeley Springs Saturday night, destroying an urn and most contents. Officials estimate the loss at several thousand duk.
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John Rohrer
Sir Jain
Nyz
Berkeley Springs
LIVE STOCK PRICES AND RECEIPTS WEEK SUMMARY
Receipts for the week ended noon today total 2070 cattle, 1588 sheep and lambs, 12256 hogs, and 1052 calves with prices varying by grade. Cattle show higher on Saturday, but today’s activity dull, closing near last Monday’s quotes. Sheep and lambs market higher. hogs moderate supply, slight strength. calves higher on light demand. Maryland and Pennsylvania cows generally lower than quoted.
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Meifern
Bulle
Cows
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Watershed Timber Removal Sparks Local Concern
J Cumberland Pa February 21 report notes fear over large scale denuding of the Cumberland watershed and Evitle creek water system in Bedford county. The spring fed water supply, from Boor farms area near Pine Ridge and Will's Mountain, could be harmed as nearly 2000 acres of virgin pine maple and rock oak forest are partly logged. Experts warn continued cutting may reduce water flow and threaten Cumberland's supply.
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Cumberland
Hebun
Bedford County
Pemnayvale
Ihix City
Boor
Samuel Boor
Pine Ridge
Will's Mountain
Pennsylvania
Back Pain Relief Ad From Old Advertisement
An old style ad promises swift relief from backache with a rub on ointment. It claims rapid, harmless action without burning, urging immediate use and stating it suits long term sufferers and has broad trust from customers.
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St. Jacobs
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