New York June 30 Vignettes of city life and Broadway bustle
A jumble of notes covers Miss Jena Tickey earning a jockey license, Thayer of the National Retail Merchants drive to expand members, a trend to flamboyant Wall Street messengers, Basil Sydney in The He Who Gets Snrapped, street life musings, a Danubian note on a Christmas shrine near Trinity Church, McIntyre and Heath in Red Pepper, and a New York amber beads sale soaring to forty thousand dollars with Tiffanys contemplating bids.
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New York
Jena Tickey
Jockey Club
East Fortieth Street
Oregon
Idaho
Arizona
Washington
Charles B. Irwin
Cheyenne
East
Theatre Guild
the Garrick
Basil Sydney
Doris Keane
Richard Bennett
Mr. Sydney
England
America
Edward Sheldon
Shuberts
Andreyev
Broadway
Tr ‘Cemetery
Alfred Tennyson Dickens
155Th Street
Charles Dickens
Trinity Graveyard
McIntyre and Heath
Red Pepper
Shubert Theatre
James McIintyre
Thomas Heath
China
Tiffany’s
Disabled American Veterans Meet In San Francisco
At the national convention in San Francisco the Disabled American Veterans of World War II outlined plans for rapid expansion through fourteen regional employment units and a government official task force to develop vocational rehab. Delegates, arriving on a convention special from Chicago, plan to move on to Los Angeles and then east, with plans for the next convention city and election of officers.
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San Francisco
Seana
Robert 8. Marz
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Veterans Bureau
Althon
Althon National Com- Marziong
Nin Naan
Fameon
Setaam
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Province
Rhode Island
Palo Alto
California
A & Pee
He Entertainment
Chicago
Los Angeles
Arizona Points
Feendees Seek WWI Veterans Inquiry at Convention
A fragmented report notes three representatives from American Veterans of World War I asking President for a similar investment inquiry. The meeting referenced a convention where veterans urged action and adoption of a supportive bureau.
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Feendees
Valores
Samanthes
Seamency Veterans Convention
Teacher's trial starts in Ogden in feud linked murder
J Christensen, a former school teacher, goes on trial in Ogden on a first degree murder charge for the death of Lloyd Bybee 18, amid a feud over school discipline in the Uintah school district.
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AP —Yllew
J. Christensen
Lloyd Bybee
Uintah
Beads Loch Misquoted Heirloom and Manhattan Transit
A damaged text describes confusion over a bead sale and a $100000 reward offered by the French government for a historic string once linked to Josephine and Napoleon. It notes a 421 million passenger count on Manhattan surface cars, describing crowding levels among transit means.
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Josephine Naparte
Mapoleon
Manhattan
Museum Receives $1 Million Gift for Education Facilities
George F. Laker, chairman of the museum board, has given $1,000,000 to expand education facilities. The donation aims to make the museum more accessible and educational for the public.
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Me Met Fitan Museum
George F. Laker
Idaho Falls Hosts Large Dairy Bull Association Meeting
Idaho Falls on June 30 AP reports formation of a huge dairy bull association in Anneville county. Twenty four blocks will organize with 24 registered Holstein bulls to serve 822 cows. About 212 farmers participate as leaders and several officials will speak including H A Matheson F R Commack F W Atkeson and W A Sullivan.
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Idaho Falls
Farm Bureau
Anneville County
H. A. Matheson
Western Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
F. R. Commack
F. W. Atkeson
University of Idaho
W. A. Sullivan
Alkali in Shampoos Harms Washing Hair
Many soaps and shampoos contain too much alkali which can irritate and damage hair. The article warns about overuse of alkaline ingredients and advises careful selection of gentler formulations.
Five Years for Nothing the Last Words of Wu
Wu Tingfang former Chinese minister to Washington and southern government foreign minister died in Canton. His last words to friends conveyed despair over bloodshed and his wish to leave it all behind as he faced old age and fatigue.
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Amoy
Wu Tingfang
Washington
South China
Ean
Canton
Ted
Canon
Mulsified Coconut Oil Shampoos Practical Hair Care
An advertisement touts Mulsified coconut oil shampoo as a cheap, greaseless, scalp friendly solution. It recommends two to three tablespoons mixed with warm water to create a rich lather that cleanses, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft, fluffy, and easy to handle while removing dust and dandruff.
Democracy to be encouraged among youngsters
The Duke of York will repeat last year’s experiment to encourage democracy among youths. Two hundred public school boys and two hundred from industrial areas will share a summer camp to foster camaraderie across social lines. The Industrial Welfare Society, led by the duke, selects participants and runs the camp.
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London
Duke of York
Westminster School
Industrial Welfare Society
Fragmented school notes discuss equal terms for boys games
A damaged passage argues for boys to meet on equal terms for practice and competition. It mentions dividing into sections of twenty, sharing meals and facilities, to prevent advantages during games and recreation.
Notice of temporary dental office closure
Dr W F Jamison dental office will be closed until about August 10 while the doctor attends four post graduate courses.
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W. F. Jamison
Dotcor
Juil
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Pa) High School
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Laura
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Per Tafents
Hawkes & Rush
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