Janowski the French chess master and rival of Marshall
David Janowski born May 25 1868 in Grande Poland migrated to France and later moved to New York in 1916 to join tournaments. Known for beautiful combinational play and fierce bishop maneuvers, he rarely draws games and has faced health declines affecting stamina.
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Willard H. Mutchler
David Janowski
Returesque Ceas
Grande Poland
Janowski
France
New York City
Frank Marshall
Janowskis
New York
Tinos Sk Han
Burs
Bern
Jan
Emanuel Lasher
Veyed Inns
Othter
Peclinet
Jannesk Marocay
Cohn
Janowacki
Janowski White
Stasch Miotkowski
California
Wnt Whitaker
San Francisco
Miotkowski
Whitaker
Miotkowaki
Ciales
Ford Runs 57 Miles On Gallon Of Gasoline
John A Stransky of Pukwana South Dakota claims a new automatic self regulating device will improve cars to 40 to 37 miles per gallon. The invention cuts carbon, prevents spathing trouble and overheating and can be installed in five minutes. He seeks agents to carry the device. Write him today.
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John A Stransky
South Dakota
Stransky
Best Training for Matrimony Wage-Earning Urged
Berkeley July 5 Miss Cleo Martland associate professor of vocational education at the University of California argues wage earning is essential for a woman's independence and marriage stability. She says employment before marriage supports self respect and family position and notes three life phases from youth to middle age. The educators conference urged girls be educated as homemakers and potential wage earners.
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Berkley
Calif
Cleo Martland
University of California
Mies Martland
Martland
Auction Bridge Teams Face Trials For 34th American Whist League
Lead articles recount elimination matches among clubs to select two pair teams for the Muhuan hotel event in New London during the 34th annual congress. It stresses that success hinges on compatible partners, bidding psychology, and the contrast between two pair auction bridge and strict four-hand team play. A sample deal illustrates bidding and play decisions, showing how misaligned partnerships affect outcomes and scores, with A team scoring 440 points to none on a single deal.
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Muhuan
New London
Auction Bridge
New York
Ace
Garmo
Noted Bible Places Shown in Exhibition
London reports on the Palestine exhibit at the British Empire Exhibition featuring miniature reproductions of biblical sites. The display includes the holy of holies, Solomon’s palace with royal apartments and concubines, the second temple, Herod’s temple, and scenes from Christ’s youth, all presented as scaled replicas.
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London
Solomon
Holy Land
Palestine
Ain
Herod
Christ
Mexican land law sparks migration northward
Mexico City June 15 The national agrarian program intended to grant land to peons paradoxically drives emigration to the United States Cesar Cordoba secretary of the national agrarian commission says wealth landowners and venal local authorities terrorize petitioners delaying land division forcing peasants to flee seeking work elsewhere.
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Mexico City
National Agrarian Program
Mexico
United States
Cesar Cordoba
National Agrarian Commission
Cordoba
Incomplete Data on Mexican Migration and Agrarian Laws
Fragmentary notes discuss Mexican migration trends and agrarian laws. The text suggests limited emigration in areas where agrarian policy constrains movement, with emphasis on real reasons behind migration patterns and regional variations. Potential data gaps noted.
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oterdiWa
German Orphan Girls To Learn Nursing
A special school in Lankwitz, Germany trains girls aged 14 to 18 in domestic science and practical nursing. The program aids orphans whose fathers were killed in the war or mothers dead or unable to provide, with a large adjacent hospital aiding in practical morning tasks and afternoon physiology and other studies.
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Lankwitz
Germany
Mall
Ienica
Girls Friendly Society Activities at Holiday House Georgetown
The Rev John S Moxes will lead services at the Holiday house with Misa Ruth Lange in charge of recreation for the summer. A varied program includes daily bikes a Mount Vernon trip a masquerade and cherry trees in bloom. Guests include Emmanual Anacostia Mrs Davis Aunt Nellie and several from St Columba's St John's Trinity and Resurrection chapels with the diocesan meeting at St Jolene Parish hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
John S Moxes
Misa Ruth Lange
Hartford Conn
Mount Vernon
Fort Hunt
Emmanuel Branch
Anacostia
Davis
Nellie
Chidgen
van Sise
Miss Frisble
Holliday Home
Winifred Jones Florence
Christine Riley
Elizabeth Smith
Mise Lillian Miller
Resurrection
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W Byler
C Bettinger
K H Stubbs
G Strong
J. A Winaste
William Teiser
J W Harris
Subrosa
W Stark
John Alden, Jr
Harry O Nash
H Brashear
F L
Thomas
R H Skinner Froblem
Thomas Washington
D C
Black
FORD
R. F. Foster
Iys
Dai
Aqil
Cry
Castorria
Niisiiii
Fletcher
Agrarian Commissioner
Challenge Refrigerator de Luxe
St Columba's Church
Elisabeth Dyer
St John's, Georgetown
Mildred 8Nger
Trinity Church
Holday House
Mr. Johnson
Lottie Anderson
St Andrew's
Mieses
Sarah
Susan Sperry
M F Abbott
Margaret Burt
Misx Cockrell
Mies Worthington
Odet
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