Russell Hgh school basket social a complete success
A basket social held last Friday at H. T. Russell's hall by the Russell High School drew a large crowd and raised a substantial sum. Proceeds will aid a Pine Grove township school director's trip to the Harrisburg directors convention. The event featured various stunts and games and was warmly recalled by attendees.
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Odd News Bits From Across the Nation
A round of quirky items from various U S towns. Virginia McDonald, claimed as the only four legged person to reach five years, dies of tonsillitis. A West Virginia gardener finds a freak potato grown through a silver band bearing a Taft relief. A balconyist in Arkansas suffers injuries after a balloon ascent fall but survives. A San Francisco singer charms Rochester Rotary via long distance telephone. Mrs. Martha Early, age 4, drives sixty miles. Two elderly sisters, Sloan, aged 85 and 83, take their first railroad trip to Oklahoma.
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Chicago Baby Center Aids Urged for Health Funds
A city health report to Mayor Thompson by Dr. John Dill Robertson shows one in nine babies died before age one and 116 507 children were examined last year. Of those, 68 021 were defective 45 187 advised to seek treatment and 10 671 complied while 32 516 were neglected by guardians.
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Chiego
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Undersea Phones Guard New York
The article describes an underwater microphone system guarding New York harbors. It detects passing vessels by sound and signals their position in adjacent squares, enabling rapid redeployment and response against submarine threats.
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British Indian Rule in Danger
Front line districts on the north western frontier faced unrest after censors loosened. Dispatches allege German agents fomenting trouble and the sultan of Turkey allying with the Kaiser stirred Mohammedans. A Mohammedan Pathan regiment at Rangoon revolted. nine ringleaders were shot. English troops sent north to quell the disturbance. riots in central India led to martial law.
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Millionaire Enlists as Private in Australian Regiment
John Wren, famed Melbourne businessman and racecourse owner, applied for enlistment as a private. He acknowledged ownership of race courses and newspapers and stated his business as racing. He posted a 2500 prize for a Victoria Cross winner and passed the tests, joining at age forty three.
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Rooster Loses Yields Nebraska Ranch Deed
Retired Lyman farmer Gus Stephens deeds one of his ranches to Walter De Witt, a grocery clerk, after a rooster fight in the city park under a big apple tree. The bout drew a large crowd, and Stephens’ rooster faded after about thirty minutes.
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Bankruptcy Notice for Levi Bishop Hull in Warren Pa
In the Western District of Pennsylvania the bankrupt Levi Bishop Hull was adjudicated on November 24 1915. The first meeting of creditors is set for December 20 1915 at 10 a m at Rooms 3 4 and 5 Savings Bank Building Warren Pennsylvania to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business. E H Beshlin Referee in Bankruptcy Warren Pa December 8 1915. We will print your name and address on envelopes for 50 cents cash with order. Mail Printing Co War Pa
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Woman’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees Review No. 75
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The year shows a 7 percent rise in crop production and an 82 percent jump in exports of agricultural products. Acreage expands by 3.4 percent thanks to export stimulus. Grain exports are high, cotton exports low. America could spare 375 million bushels of wheat and 250 million bushels of corn for export plus 7 million bales of cotton and 200 million bushels of oats, totaling $330 million in meat and dairy product value.
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