College Course Free A O H Education Boom
At the national convention of the A O H a plan was approved to send one student per year from each state to the Catholic University in Washington with all expenses paid. Eligibility requires the applicant's father be an A O H member and his mother part of the Ladies auxiliary, with a competitive examination by a state board committee. Applicants must be 16 to 25. applications are via State Secretary John Sp Sheehan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic University At
Washington
John Sp. Sheehan
Brooklyn Sevens and Local Notices Highlight City Life
Miss Bessie Brey and Miss Elizabeth Conlon return home after visits with friends and relatives. Soloists Edward Keefe and Gertrude Reid headline Brooklyn Athletic Club fair at City Hall. A man on Bank Street entertains with bicycle antics after a weather mix. Residents urged to macadamize South Leonard Street and widen the railroad bridge for progress. Brooklyn football plans emerge with Dunphy considering managing an eleven and a roster including Dodds Shields Hayes Glynn Ronan Cronan.
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Bessie Brey
Salsbury
Elizabeth Conlon
Hartford
Brooklyn Athletic Club
City Hall
Edward Keefe
Brooklyn
Gertrude Reid
Cherry Street
Bank Street
South Brooklyn
South Leonard Street
Matthew Dunphy
All-Brooklyn
T. Dun
Phy
B'll' Mahaney
Dunphy
Brooklgnites
Dodds
Shields
John Hayes
John Glynn
Dave Ronan
Bill Cronan
Eagles of Waterbury Plan Citywide Fairs of Gifts
The Waterbury Eagles announce a series of fairs to spread happiness through 100000 souvenir messages. They will distribute portions revealing cheerful tidings across towns from October 17 to 26, inviting residents to join the friendly effort and accept the gifts and friendship offered.
Equinort Myth Explained by Mildred and Tommy
A dialogue reveals a confusion about the term equinos, described as a half horse, half cow creature. Pa corrects Tommy with a mythic explanation, noting malformed roots and the miseducation seen in public schools.
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Tommy
City Court Quarrel Over Family Tensions Ends in Commital
In Pulaski family turmoil in city court, Raymond Pulaski was jailed 10 days after his mother Mrs Martha Pulaski clashed with relatives and court officers. His wife and children watched as proceedings halted by chaos. Other cases included Annie Compresse fined for stealing coal, Peter McDonald held for theft and intoxication, and Maria Scozzafava found not guilty in a rug dispute with Eather Meralt.
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Martha Pusinski
Raymond
Pulaskis
Vine
Pulaski
Pulaski, Jr
Benjamin Witkowski
Pu Length
Liberty
Meigs
Annie
Peter McDonald
Peter Hoar
John G. Hartnett
Maria Scozzafava
Eather Meralt
East Main Street
Seva
Scozza
Importing Art and Dogs Law Pokes Fun at Customs
Satirical piece questions duties on art while praising free imports for a bulldog and a mummified specimen. It mocks strict tariffs, contrasts expensive works with odd free entries, and ridicules population behavior amid political rhetoric.
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the Curran Dry Goods CO
Wash Goods Dept
Vici Kid
Vici
Specia
Een Eee
Wallace and
Lyon
Mennen
Riscokackes
Wan
Freedman
M. A. Green
Gixuss A
Wyandotte Cleaner and Cleanser
Woodruft Grocery Co
Aries
A. F. Cowles
Milliner
Buckingham Music Hall
May
Manton
Holczer
South Main Street
Apothecaries Hall
Bargains
Russia
Arteur
Bradley
Bank St
Driggs & Smith Co
The
Curtis Art Co
Telephone
Con Decorating Co
Abbott
Richt
J. E. Farrell
North Leonard
North Main St
Ator
and Marceau
New York City
Prces Adt
Pfersice
North Main
Geo. A. Upham
West Main
Ma‘tatack Sts
Holmes & Bull
Holmes & CQ
Holmes Building
Grand Street
Democrat
Waat
Ziglatzki-Marks Co
South Main
COOK
United
Leavenworth Sts
Fae
the Democrat
Tek
Tel
Duesler Bros
People's Mataet
Phoenix Ave
Try
Watt Sa
Austin & Woodruff Co, Inc
Lucas Ready
Austin & Woodruff Ct, Inc . East
Polls Theater
Dongola
Batton
J. G. Jackle & Sons
Bank
O. B
Catholic University
SRIFS
Ike
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Mofe
Eagles of
Waterbury
Skis City
J. L. Gardner
Abe
Republic
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