National University law grads hear Davis address
A June commencement at the National University law school featured John W. Davis as the sole speaker. Raymond F. Berry received his master of laws and others earned bachelor degrees. Davis urged lawyers to serve society and uphold duties beyond courtroom duty as the National Rifle Association oversight noted.
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Fragmented inquiry about travel and schedules in old notices
A garbled request appears to discuss travel through Colorado and Utah, a Glacier National Park mention, and a misformatted note offering assistance with maps or trains. It references contact cues and an address in Petersburg, Pennsylvania, but the text is largely incoherent and seems to be OCR noise rather than a coherent news item.
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West Virginians join rifle clubs for defense effort
The association operates through the national club system to issue braze rifles and ammunition for free to rifle clubs under War Department rules. West Virginia shows six clubs with 49 members, highlighting trained citizens including former Army and National Guard members. The movement aims to improve rifle shooting and soldierly skills across the country. West Virginia hosts new clubs and members, as officials report on aviation meetings and social events tied to the expansion.
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National Guard
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Cleanses Blotchy Skin With Soothing Tre Resines
A raspy ad claims Tre resines soothes and clears blotchy skin in a week. It promises rapid relief from dandruff and shin dullness, claiming the product keeps the skin smooth and fresh by removing impurities. The copy emphasizes ease and notable improvements.
Notable Locals and Death Toll Highlight City News
Aass Beret and guests visit Mrs Hopke in the city while notices recount arrivals and departures including Joanson and Etapel families. John Leetch dies from jockjaw after a farm accident at Council Bluffs. his mother Mrs Leetch travels to bring the body home for burial.
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Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Buzz Wilson
A girl baby weighing seven pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. Buzz Wilson of 111 West Poplar Street.
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Buzz” Wilso
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Woman’s letter praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
A reader reports relief from recurrent pains and illness after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She states the product helped her health, allowed continued work, and she grants permission to publish her name and comment. She signs as Mrs Abel Law of 126 Lippitt Street Providence RI.
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Buzz Wilson Named In Local Update On Roads
Monday noon report notes Buzz Wilson, a well known local home contractor, and reports that mother and baby are doing nicely. California plans spend 18,000,000 on state highways.
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Cabaret ban eyed for New York dining rooms
New York June 16 cabaret curtailment looms as dining room shows face a $500 theatrical license. Public suffers from noise while orchestras continue at luncheons and dinners. A Broadway scene recalls racetrack humor as Roy L McCardell wins prizes totaling over $20,000 in a decade.
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Hemlock guest Etta Zicksfoose visits Wes on Barbour street
June 16 GUICKHANNON BUCKELANNON notes Miss Etta Zicksfoose from Hemlock visiting Miss Maud Mick on Barbour street. Frank Cloris, back from Wesleyan College, returns to Hundred Paul and Worth Forman who attended Pittsburg. Walter Phillips returns from Morgantown. Mrs. Charles Root visits Weston friends. Mrs. C A Grimes visits Wes on Barbour street. Howard E Williams of Charleston attends commencement. Peter H Koblegari from Clarksburg visits Mil ter Hurst. Mr Bottlett from college returns home to Cowan.
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