Memorial Day Program At Warren High School
Warren High School held a Memorial Day program in the auditorium with Col Gardner of Clarendon and A F Kott camp of the local YMCA delivering talks. The program featured music, a Band and School chorus, recitations, cartoons, and a tribute to the fallen in France and other wars. A banquet followed at the Clarendon Methodist church for mothers and daughters with a three course supper and Edison music.
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Warren High School
Colonel Gardner
Clarendon
A. F. Kottcamp
Star Spangled Banner
Col. Gardner
Yankee Dondie
Hamblin Eaton
Constance Kirwin
Lucille Matson
Harry Conroy
France
Gertrude, Reilly
Marseillaise—School
Lester Blair
Marshall Meyers
John Parsons
School Sons of America—School
Clarendon Methodist Church
I. G. Hyer
Ruth Ransom
Edna Seavey
Frank Campbel
Verdet Weiler
Yankee Bush
Sopho More
Social notes from Titusville area business and travel scenes
A stream of arrivals departures and visits from Titusville and nearby cities features Attorney D I Ball Harris C Gibson A G Lyons and Mrs R Mount among others. People travel to Kane Washington D C Erie Ludlow Irvine and Ocean Park Maine while Miss Leah Muir and Miss Margaret Mook attend events and reunions.
Short-Changing the Russians in Prisoner Exchange
Detroit Free Press claims Germany will shortchange Russia in the prisoner exchange deal, suggesting Russia loses in the arrangement.
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Germany
Russia
Detroit Free Press
Etiquette of Fish Feast in Samoan Islands
Describes rigid division of a fish feast among Samoan participants. Heads go to the High nobility, the gilled flesh to honored guests, pectoral fins to the king, spine cuts to the common people, and tall belly portions to chiefs.
Jellies Make Good Drink
Jellies make a refreshing drink for fevers and grippe with chilled fruit juices. Mix water with lemon juice or currant jelly, add shaved ice, and sweeten slightly. Currant jelly and tart jellies offer strong flavors. a nourishing mix uses boiled rice water with juice. Nutmeg enhances lemonade for taste.
Keep Smiling and Spreading Joy Through Reading
Positive guidance urges readers to cultivate happiness by forcing a cheerfully genuine laugh through joyful columns. It advises seeking entertaining plays and comedies, sharing uplifting pieces with friends, and starting each day with a smile to brighten others.
Strop The Razor On The Hand Says Old Folk Trick
A quoted old folk method says the best razor strop is the flesh below the little finger. For safety blades grip between thumb and first finger and strike the left hand’s fleshy area, slowly at first. A touch of vaseline on the edge supposedly keeps blades in top condition.
Wasteful Lives and Over Sensitivity Warned
An American Magazine essay recalls men who lived fully and those consumed by petty worries. It notes that after death, material envy and fear fade, while cheerful living leaves a lasting, bright memory. The piece urges valuing one's single lifetime over petty slights.
Lessons From Carrolls On Journalism And Burns
Andrew Carnegie aimed for the newspaper trade but failed to join the Pittsburgh Dispatch and pursued steel instead. Robert Burns resisted journalism offers, choosing poetry, while Burns’s brief newspaper ties included Peter Stuart and James Perry. Burns even declined a £5 weekly staff role and a proposed comic opera project. The article also notes fish disease in pets, recommending saltwater baths and permanganate treatments, then returns to Kansas City Star notes.
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Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburgh Dispatch
America
Robert Burns
William Wil
London Burne Club
Burns
Peter Stuart
London
Star
James Perry
London Morning Chronicle
Kansas City Star
Cracking Palm Nuts in Central America Plant
A palm nut cracking machine in Central America processes ten tons per hour. It uses a fast revolving drum-wheel fed from a hopper. The half inch shells require 1,800 pounds of force to crack, and the drum-wheel turns 800 revolutions per minute, shattering each nut into pieces by hurling it against breaker blocks. Fragments are discharged into a pipe and air blows separate shells from usable portions.
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Central America
Largest Jade Block Unveiled at New York Museum
A 4710 pound nephrite jade block, seven feet long two feet wide and one foot thick, is exhibited in the foyer of the New York Museum of Natural History. The block is claimed by Scientific American to be large enough to supply material for all nephrite prehistoric objects found in Europe. Dug from a German quarry, it challenges theories that ancient jade came from China or Burma.
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New York Museum of Natural History
Scientific American
Europe
Germany
China
Burma
Prefers Home Folks Teddy Bear Wish
A child asks a mother if God will let him take his Teddy bear to heaven. The mother reassures him that he won’t die and will have angels to play with, but the child insists he wants the Teddy bear where he knows it best.
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Mother
Mansville Plows and Repetis S B Morse Hardware
A fragmented notice mentions Mansville plows and repeats the names S B Morse and Morse Hardware with dates 5 21 61 64, implying a local business or property reference in a historical clipping.
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Mansville
Repetis
S B. Morse
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Mazda
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Penna. Avenue
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Sheffield
Nango Avenue
Franklin, Carver
Park Ave
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Russell
Hazel Sadler
Rodney Jones
Falconer
Miss Sadler
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Salvation Army
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Market Street
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G. P. Brockway
Woman’s Club
Harry Thompson
Kinzua
Mr. Thompson
Raymond
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Patience
Bertie
Partrice
Yonkers Statesman
D. I. Ball
Titusville
Harris C. Gibson
Pittsburgh
A. G. Lyons
New York City
R. Mount
Atlantic City
Victor Moran
Bradford
F. F. Fields
Lucy Jackson of
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G. Scott Smith
Joseph Goldstein
Kane
Margaret Mook
Lorena Lessler
Mildred Wettling
Indiana
George Thomas
Marion Cooney
Woman's Club
A. Larson
Rachel
Russell Street
Ludlow
August Sutter
Washington D. C
Peter Hornung
Paul Smith
Akron
Ohio
Guy Grandin
Pennsylvania Avenue
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L. T. Foster
Youngsville
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Leah Muir
Washington, D. C
Wilson- Greene School
Rosamand Hutchison
Bunbury
Camp Humphrey
H. P. Stone
Ocean Park
Maine
Johnson
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Lincoln
American Magasine
Guens
Red Cross
Fuel Administration
Warren & Chautauqua
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Thenet
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Warren Evening Times
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Sezandofe
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Detroit
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