News Notes From West Chester and Nearby
West Chester reports a quiet Sunday with a Baptist service and a ball game viewership in Iowa City. Local chatter includes travel notes, farming data, school crowding, and plans for a new college in Washington.
Weather brings welcome cool spell and social notes
A week of cooler weather and a needed rain is enjoyed. Walter Matlock visited his sister Mrs. L B Laithly during vacation from Omaha. William Snider traveled to Savannah Missouri for cancer treatment and returned home. The Snider family hosted relatives and Walter Snider joined them before school. Royal Neighbors held a picnic in Wesley Hollingsworth grove. Mrs. L B Luithly hosted a fine dinner for relatives. Mr and Mrs William Hoyt are mentioned in the notice.
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J. A. Luithly
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Ed Singleton
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William Morrow
Ronald Benn
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Washington
L. B. Laithly
William Snider
Savannah
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Walter Snider
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Wesley Hollingsworth Grove
L. B. Luithly
William Hoyt
Bank of England Outgrows Quarters in Historic Shift
Crawfordsville reports an article on the Bank of England expanding its space in Threadneedle Street. The piece reflects on its symbolic stature in British finance and notes the vast note registration system, with millions of notes stored in boxes and a global reach.
Bank of England a London monument facing modernization
The article recalls the Bank of England on Threadneedle Street as a historic London monument, detailing its defenses, historic artifacts, and Tudor to modern renovations. It discusses new plans to add six stories and a Parthenon portico, sparking debate over preserving Sir John Soane’s design amid city security and heritage concerns.
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Newgate
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Relief
Catarrhal deafness results from Eustachian tube inflammation. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to relieve catarrh and related hearing loss, noting over forty years of success and availability from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
The Black Day at Fox Theatre
Herbert Rawlinson stars as a young businessman drawn into a crime caper in New York. He protects a woman he loves after she is accused of stealing a diamond necklace and pursues the fugitives to recover the jewels, facing arrest himself. Stuart Paton directs a tale of mystery thrill and romance at the Fox Theatre Wednesday.
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Rawlinson
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Washington Visit Highlights Ainsworth Clegg Couple
Mr and Mrs John Clegg of Ainsworth were in Washington yesterday for a brief visit, stopping to tour notable sites and meet local officials during their trip.
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John Clegg
Ainsworth
Washington
Rock Island Seeks OK to Sell Gold Bonds
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad seeks Interstate Commerce Commission permission to dispose of 2,095,000 dollars in first and refunded four percent gold bonds. Proceeds will fund general corporate purposes for the carrier.
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Innterstate Commission
Washington
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company
Interstate Commeree Commission
Woman 100 Weak to Walk Finds Strength After Medicine
Union Village Vermont woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her energy after weeks of weakness. She reports that after taking seven bottles she could work nine hours daily in a steam laundry and feels strong again. The letter promotes the medicine for weak nervous run down conditions in women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
L. A. Guimann
Vermont
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