Curzon Attacks Pocahontas Bones Search in Graves End
London July 1 AP Marquis Curzon foreign secretary condemns the Graves excavation for Pocahontas remains. He contrasts with King Tut tomb digs and warns against disturbing the dead while scientists study skulls and hair. Bridgeman's permission may block the effort.
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London
Marquis Curzon
Est
Pocahontas
Jety
Lord Curzon
King ‘Tutenkhamun
Men of Science
Howe
Bridgeman
Gravesen
Memorial cross marks site of old meeting house in Vermont
Ground is broken in Bennington for a memorial monument honoring the first meeting house that linked to the Battle of Ticonderoga and Bennington. Gifted by Mrs. Elinor Squier the monument features a Maltese cross with a Vermont grey marble shrine and two inscribed tablets detailing colonial history.
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Bennington
Hampshire Grants
Vermont
Ticonderoga
Elinor Squier
New York
Bennington Battle Monument
Vermonts early meeting house ties church and state
The narrative recalls Lexington era gatherings in Windsor, referencing the 1777 to 1791 Vermont republic period. It notes the meeting house as a religious and political hub, the 1779 laws enacted there, the 1791 U S ratification convention, and the 1806 replacement by a still standing church near the current village site.
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New York
George
Ticonderoga
Bennington
Burgsoyne
Vermont
Windsor
Meeting House
United States
Tobacco farming in the United States in 1919 yearbook highlights
The 122 yearbook from the agriculture department details a $0.5 billion tobacco industry across about 450,000 farms in 1919. Kentucky North Carolina and Virginia lead production with 42 states growing tobacco, Lancaster County Pennsylvania tops acreage, and Hartford County Connecticut second. The piece notes 10,291 manufacturing establishments employing 183,000 and rising cigarette output from 4 billion to 60 billion annually since 1895.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Kentucky
North Carolina
Virginia
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Hartford County
Connecticut
Agriculture Department
Florida
Newspapermen Gather for International Congress in Sweden
Fifty reading journalists from around the world including six Americans will attend the International Press Congress in Gothenburg, Sweden, opening June 16 as part of the Ter centennial Jubilee Exposition. They will tour Sweden on organized itineraries and be hosted from departure to return.
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Stockholm
United States
International Press Congress
Gothenburg
Sweden
Special Meeting of Portneuf Lodge for F C Degree
Portneuf Lodge N%1s A F and A M holds a special meeting this evening to confer the F C degree on several candidates. All members are requested to attend. m3 Good Cleaners and Dyers Thomastyle Phone j2.
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Portneuf Lodge
A. F
A. M
F. C
Thomastyle
British Girls Compete In Cloak Model Contest
London reports a new fashion craze as British girls seek mannequin status through a London newspaper contest tied to England’s leading dressmaking houses. Applicants submit photos measurements facial details and special qualifications as couturiers demand brains as well as beauty for modern elaborate dresses.
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London
England
British Isles
Cheaper fuel predicted from lignite char research
Montreal reports scientists describe a U S Bureau of Mines program to carbonize lignite into char for cheaper fuel. The fuel, closer to anthracite yet softer, could power base burners and stoves with minimal ash loss and smokeless burns, Germany using similar material for heating.
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Montreal
United States
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
O. Tp’. Hood
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Bureau of Mines
Mr. Hiood
Priso
Anus
Germany
Lawsuit to Clear Title of Lacroma Island Sale
Belgrade June 1 AP Lacroma Island once linked to Richard Coeur de Lion sits near Ragusa. Princess Elizabeth renounced Hapsburg rights after two failed court rulings. Ragusa sought transfer under the St Germain treaty but Elizabeth relinquished claims for 125000 pounds paid by the state.
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Belgrade
Lacroma Island
Wherichard Coeur de Lion
Imatian
Holy Land
Isand
Ragusa
Hichard Coeur de Lion
Maximilian
Mexico
Rudolf of
Austria
Rudolf
Elizabeth
Otto Windischgrata
St. Germain
Baden
Hapsburg
Czecho-Slovakia
Underwear for the Little Boy in Daddy's Pajama Style
advertised item describes boys underwear in checked pajama material resembling daddy's b v d pair. priced at fifty cents.
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Daddy
Rheumatic pain relief via ALLENRHIT remedy advertised
A rheumatic sufferer recounts years of agony and swelling and credits ALLENRHIT with rapid relief after using internal and external treatments from George Drug Company in Winchester. The advertisement promises money back if pain returns and cites Schramm Johnson Drug Stores for purchase with mail orders available.
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Allenahy
George Drug Company
Winchester
James C. Jones
Allenrhit
Schramm- Johnson Drug Stores
Cemed
Allenrhu
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E. Z. Suits
Ann Mhester
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Paris
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S. Arthur Avenue
Fire and Auto Insurance
Bannock County
Main St
J. E. Camron
Carlson
Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatello Roofing Company
CALL
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Idaho Loan & Investment CO
Orpheum Building
Joe Pettinell
East Center ST
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