London meeting opens for international commercial education
In London on July 1944 the International Society for the Promotion of Commercial Education hosts a six week program with fifty lectures from global experts. Delegates will visit banks warehouses docks and factories to study English industry and commerce as London University and local bodies support the event. Three ministers of the Aguith government are among the patrons.
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London
We International Society For the
London County Council
London University
Agquith
Photographers Open National Convention in St Paul
Delegates from across the United States arrive in St Paul Minnesota for the Photographers Association of America annual convention. The St Paul armory hosts sessions and an exhibition of top North American photographic work while the American Federation of Women Photographers joins the program this week.
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St. Paul
Minn
Wmitihdeest
Photographers’ Association of America
Minneapolis
Minnehahy Falls
Apa
Recalled Sailor William Tilman Recaptured Vessel
Fifty years ago today July 24, William Tilman a colored steward of schooner 8 recaptured his vessel from Confederate Jem Davis. Tilman had been under contract at Barwuia's American museum New York to narrate how he brought the schooner to port after killing three Ocean Trebbers placed aboard. He described the identical hatboot used to kill the pirates.
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William Tilman
J. ‘Waring
Jem Davis
Barwuia
American Museum
New York
Tilman
Photographers Association of America Holds Minnesota Session
W Morris of Washington presides as national convention opens in Minnesota. Ben Lartiner from Mt. Vernon Ind is first vice president Charles F Townsend of Des Moines second vice president Manly Tyrer of Raleigh secretary and LL A Poser of Bloomington treasurer. The gathering will discuss forming a national academy of the photographic art and feature a free weeklong school of photography conducted by internationally renowned experts.
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Milwaukee
Minnesota
Minneapolis
National Academy of the Photographic Art
Atlantic Northern and Southern railway sale at receivers gate
The Atlantic Northern and Southern railway a fifty mile line built by local farmers will be sold at the receivers gate in Atlantic Iowa today. The line in financial trouble since May has a receiver in charge and banker Harlan is overseeing the sale as the Rock Island system is expected to take over the road.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Atlantic Northern and Southern Railway
Atlantic
Harlan
Rock Island
Blood Purifier S. S. S. Advertises Cure for Old Blood Diseases
An advertisement claims S. S. S. cures chronic blood troubles by removing the disease from the circulation. It warns against medicines that kill the poison and promotes S. S. S. as a safe blood purifier. Free book and medical advice offered. sold at drug stores.
Ada Ringledinger Dies After Illness In Sigour City
Miss Ada Ringledinger, aged twenty two, longtime Sigour City resident, died after a prolonged illness in Colorado Springs. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs P Engeldinger, educated at the local high school, with a large funeral crowd attending at the church and burial in West cemetery.
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Ada Ringledinger
Sigour
Uuay
Grim Reaper
Walter
Nortai
Xola
P. Engeldinger
Hedrick
Ada
Calorados Springs
Swickard
Hamilton
Neal
Wilson
Schilty
Shanafelt
Mew
Haylor
Modegrage
Ahi
Wittetoe
Startin
White
Tig
West Cemetery
Yeggmen Loot Jamestown Postoffice
Burglars entered the Jamestown Idaho post office on July 24 and stole about $100 in money and stamps. They carried out the gate and blew the building open with nitroglycerin. a jewelry store safe in the same room was not disturbed.
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Yeggman
Postoffice
Jamestown
French Treaty Agreed Upon
President Tate announced that the arbitration treaty with France had been agreed upon and that treaties with Wrakee and Gri Uritain il eIRPeOd within tem dus s.
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Washington
Tate
United States
France
Burlington Mail Train Keeps On Time For 108 Consecutive Days
The Burlington Mail Train No. 1 ran from Chicago to its transfer at Hot Williston and back for 108 consecutive days arriving exactly on time. The schedule covered about 43 516 miles each May with occasional delays while maintaining punctual departures. Rail officials cite this reliability as vital to commerce and the railway’s reputation.
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Wasi
Chi “Chg
Pymm. Duis
Burlington
gGoupel Ilulis
Nclusive
Cuazo
Dd. Milles
HotWillstundn
Turjington
Kicayne
Chicamoon
Pallavid de Chicago
Bern
Summer Diarrhoea Remedy Ad at Local Pharmacy
An old newspaper snippet promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for children's summer diarrhoea. It mentions availability at a local pharmacy named in the readable text. The ad emphasizes an affordable remedy option for relief.
Remedy for Diarrhoea and Painful Aches Sold Here
In busy seasons seek Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at Lemmon s Pharmacy. Bucklen s Arnica Balm is praised by Lopez a carpenter from Marilla N Y for wounds burns and skin sores. 250 at Lemmon s Pharmacy.
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Lemmon’'s
Lopez
Marilla
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Green Colonial Furnace offers lifetime style guarantees
Ad urges buyers to compare furnaces and highlights a five year replacement guarantee plus a refund option if heating fails. It claims Green Colonial Furnace uses fuel efficiently with a unique fire pot design and promises protection against investment loss and defective parts.
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Agai
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