No Longer a Professional: Elmer Loving, Taft Protege
Elmer Loving, once a Taft caddie and now a Washington amateur golfer, left professional golf behind to study law while holding a post in the Post Office Department. The 19 year old native of Virginia, discovered at Hot Springs, Va, excels on Chevy Chase and Columbia courses and plans to advance through Y M C A night study before pursuing a legal career. He credits President Taft and Postmaster General Hitchcock for his Washington position and supports his claim of amateur status despite past caddie work.
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Birthplace of the daily paper London claims century of press
A sweeping overview traces the rise of daily journalism from ancient gazettes to the modern press. It credits London as the birthplace of the daily newspaper, highlights the evolution through times, and notes how telegraph and war shaped reporting, forecasting future advances.
Embassy Ownership Campaign Trip Planned By Association
Frederick Town send Martin and E. Clarence Jones depart New York for a two week drive to promote government ownership of foreign embassies. Stops include Chicago St Louis Milwaukee Kansas City Louisville Memphis Cleveland and Cincinnati with meetings for trade boards and business groups.
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Girl Sought as Murder in Waltham Shooting
In Waltham Massachusetts Harris Le Blanc an 18 year old girl who served in the Glover household is sought after Laurence F Glover president of the Waltham Laundry Company was shot last night Glover accused the girl before dying and police dragged the Charles River today hoping to locate her as a possible suicide.
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Death Rather Than Move Drives Woman to Suicide
In Parkersburg West Virginia Mrs Thomas Wilcoxen found her daughter in law Mrs Charles Wilcoxen with a revolver on her breast and a fatal chest wound after she refused to move to Belpre Ohio. The suicide stems from despondency over leaving her old home and the planned relocation tomorrow.
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Stability in Waltham Watches T: Waltham watches praised for material and construction
Stability in Waltham watches is highlighted, noting they are as perfect in material and construction as possible though a perfect watch might be damaged in transportation after leaving the factory.
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Waltham Watch Advice From aJeweler How toBuy
A fragment urges buyers to consult a regular jeweler before purchasing a Waltham Watch. It notes a jeweler will recognize and repair damage before sale and advises asking for watches adjusted to temperature and position, emphasizing caution when buying.
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Richmond Tobacco Market Sets Weekly and Daily Records
Richmond Virginia November 21 more than two hundred thousand pounds of Virginia sun cured tobacco changed hands on Friday the last day of the week setting records for the season. Wrapper prices reached as high as 26 cents with many sales between 19 and 22 cents. A special burley sale is planned for tomorrow on the Richmond market.
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Death of C. A. Prentiss veteran Washington druggist
Charles A. Prentiss a retired Washington druggist died at his daughter Mrs Roome s home in Riverdale Maryland aged 72 from heart failure He was born in Washington and ran the drug store at Ninth and It streets He leaves two children Bertha Prentiss Roome and William C Prentiss a Washington lawyer The funeral will be held at his son s home 1720 Oregon avenue Washington and burial in Rock Creek Cemetery
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Ashes Fall Like Snow In Norfolk Dismal Swamp Fires
Special to The Washington Post reports the drogvilit? longest known in years burning across the Dismal Swamp region. Fires stretch over marshy lands near Norfolk and nearby areas, creating dense smoke that resembled fog. Showers of ash fall in Norfolk as the sun appeared red through smoke, with substantial damage reported.
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Hobbs Leaves Race in Fourth District Virginia
In Petersburg on November 21 A R Hobbs of Prince George county and a Virginia State senator withdrew as a Fourth District candidate. Four contenders remain C E Lassiter of Petersburg Judge Isaac D Watkins of Farmville Robert Turnbull of Lawrenceville and W B Cocke of Sussex. Also reported are the death of Mrs Abram Myers after a car accident injuries. remodeling and rededication of Union Church Upper Estrabur used by Lutheran and Reformed congregations. Rev Geesey and Rev Thompson led services. Col Richard C Hert age not stated died in Norfolk. Capt Murray J Taylor of Fall Hill died aged about 60. Shulp Scherer age 7 killed by a toy rifle in Portmouth County near Churchland.
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Brights Disease Emollient Treatment Claims
The Fulton Renal Compound claims recovery chances for Bright's Disease vary by disease stage. Early attack yields high response rates, while severe cases with long life expectancy are less favorable unless treated promptly. The firm offers to mail literature and invites physicians and patients to correspond, with a Washington address and San Francisco contact for Jno J Fulton Co.
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Hope for Midshipman Wilson After Setback
At Annapollo naval hospital officials reported no sign of decline in the paralysis affecting Midshipman Earl D. Wilson since his October 16 football injury. His general condition remains good and the surgeons remain hopeful that paralysis may soon recede. An operation was performed two weeks ago today.
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Poisoned by toy whistle near death of two children
In Cumberland Maryland on November 21 two children aged 1 and 2, daughters of Howard W. Glison of Potomac Hardware, nearly died from arsenic in a candy package whistle. Dr John R Littlefield treated them until they were out of danger.
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