Princess Pilarze Takes Up Lawn Tennis In Britain
London reports Princess Pilarze, daughter of the King and Queen, training in lawn tennis with Mrs Lambert Chambers, the current female champion. The sport gains steam across Britain with new courts at homes and clubs, while King George and other royals enjoy and attend events, signaling a rising interest in nurturing young players.
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Dry South Goes Dry The Telegram Poem Reprint
A clipped poem reflecting the Prohibition era mood laments the South going dry. It references community figures and imagery such as the colonel major and gen l, mentions water everywhere and absence of traditional spirits, and contrasts past conviviality with current abstention. The piece adapts a historic tone with regional references to Kentucky North Carolina and Missouri.
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Salem church announces sermons and local news update
The Rev. B. J. Wooster to speak on Lay Enforceant at morning service and address Knights of the Maccabees in the evening at the Baptist church. W. R. West of Milton joins Salem Express. Editor F. J. Ehrer reportedly plans retirement. Dennis D. Holtz of Buckhannon joins Mutual Life Insurance reps. G. W. Crabbe to address prohibition repeal night at Methodist Episcopal church. Joe Lou to run a Chinese laundry after Hong Lea’s death. Marshall Pepper and Jacob L. Lough recovering from illness. B. L. Gray from West Union visiting Salem.
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Local Elk Park Motorcycle Races Draw Large Crowds
Five entries competed across three events last night on a dirt track under artificial light. In the Five Mile race the finishes were Strip stock Miles Hendrickson first Earl From second Charles Frum third William From fifth W Ours fourth with a 6 23 time. In the Free for All five miles Hall Prim won with Frum second Hendrickson third Ours fourth and 7 23 time. In the Professionals five miles Frum won with 6 20 time Ours second Earl From third 6 24 time William Frum fourth and Hendrickson Areh fifth with 6 45.
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Park amusements run full blast as crowds enjoy skating
The park offered dancing and skating with strong concession patronage. Gregory's band played a program in the grandstand while the races were underway.
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Second Monte Carlo Planned for Panama
London reports the Casing Nacional de Panama Go proposes a second Monte Carlo in Panama with Earl of Shrewsbury and Tal bot 4s Chairman. It outlines acquiring 250 jucres of land and operating under a charter granting 25 years of freedom from interference, though enforcement authority is unspecified.
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Rumored Plans for Gambling Profits and High Dividends
The text hints at a 24 hour land spending window while steamers travel to Tobage. It notes profits to stockholders must be large due to roulette tables offering a bank favorable share of profit. The prospectus predicts forty percent dividends on four pound shares.
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Canal ports Balboa and Cristobal gain regular line calls
Tehuantepec route disruption shifts traffic to Balboa and Cristobal with several steamship lines now calling regularly. The Tehuantepec service resumes but cargo also moves via these Pacific ports, as the American-Hawaiian Steamship Company returns to Mexican ports until the canal is fully usable.
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Panama Canal Progress Amid Silt Slide Delays
At Panama on June 27 the Tainy season continues as dredges race to clear a silt slide that blocks the canal. Depth is reported at about 38 feet with a 200 foot width, enough for the 4,000 ton ocean liner Al Hance, but not yet for larger warships. the canal still awaits full readiness.
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Warrant Dismissed in Thorn Case at Meadowbrook
A warrant against M. Thorn for unlawfully and feloniously assaulting John Alter at Meadowbrook on Wednesday night was dismissed when the case came to Magistrate T. G. Nine Warner's court. No credible evidence appeared.
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