President Urges World Reform Through Medical Science
President Coolidge outlines a reform movement highlighting public health, sanitation, and medical science as essential to national and global progress. He praises scientific age advances, conservation of resources, and preventive medicine while stressing cooperation between private initiative and government, noting gains in life expectancy and economic resilience.
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Coolidge
American Association
America
Indias
I &S
Ior
William Oster
Gorgas
United States Army
Panama Canal Zone
American Medical Association
Erie Railroad to Build Jamestown Station on West First Street
Chief Engineer R S Parsons of the Erie Railroad visited Jamestown at the invitation of Anderaga aut a pnouncement by James Tillotson Sr president of the chamber of commerce that the Erie Company will construct a new station on the site of the old one extending from the Hotel Everett property along West First Street toward Washington Street. Construction is expected to start soon after January 1 1928 with occupancy aimed by October. A temporary West Street station will operate during construction.
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Ae Jamestown Post
R. S. Parsons
Erie Railroad
Jamestown
James Tillotson, Sr
Chamber of Commerce
Eyie Company
Hotel Everett
West First Street
Tun
Washington Street
St Lion
West Street
The Great Physician Promises Reform and Peace
A broad appeal praises the physician’s role in global well being and moral progress. It argues clean living and knowledge aligned with truth will curb crime, wars, and social ills, guiding humanity toward right living, godliness, and enduring peace.
Clarendon Gire Narrow Escape From Moving Van
Clarendon May 18 A Christy moving van from Kane nearly struck six year old Dora Fiscus crossing near Ol sols meat market. The driver halted and navigated the sidewalk to avoid a crash, stopping between Center and Main streets. Reported as expert handling. Also noted are local items: John Rowley bought a new Oldsmobile sedan and the Clarendon school board set 25 mills and 5 dollars per capita tax, up from 23 mills and 3 dollars. A crew is burying wires this week and removing them.
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Clarendon
Christy
Kane
Anchor Street
Dora Piscus
Bri
Ales. Fiscus
Olsols
Clarendon State Bank
Center
John Rowley
Clarendon School Board
Informal luncheon hosts and club notices in Connewango area
Mrs Paul B Stewart hosted a small informal luncheon for the Wednesday Contract Bridge Club at the Connewango Valley Country Club with eight covers. Other society items include the Mitchell Bible Class meeting at First Baptist with entertainment by Mrs Enos Brum, updates on street railway trolley wire maintenance, and a baccalaureate sermon planned for Clarendon High School seniors by Rev R R Doverspike.
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Paul B. Stewart
Conenange Valley Country Club
Mitchell
Mitchell Bible Class
The
First Baptist Church
Enos Brum
Union Telephone Co
Clarendon High School
Ning
R R. Doverspike
Evangelical Church
Clarendon
Mike Euslice
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Associated Master Barbers OF America
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Glen Ave
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Corry
Allen Jackson
Harry Conarro
Warren
Rotary Club
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Board of Trustees
Victoria Anna
Sam Randall
Miny Mills
Margaret Sweeney
Philomei ¢ Club
Miss Sweeney
Home Guards OF
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Grace Methodist Church
Isabelle Worley
Jean Hadley
Eleanor Swanson
Florence Lindberg
Pauline Mey Michael
Evelyn
Garden of Tomorrow
Marian Duff
Muriel Isonhart
Lillian Weaver
Margaretation
Nellie Black
Jane Culver
Helen Groves
Dorothy May Alzinger
Marian Dut
Muriel Honhart
Margaret
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Kansas City Star
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