Arrows Will Meet In Rome For National Archery Meet
Rome New York prepares for the forty fifth annual National Archery Association tournament August 18 to 21 with 80 archers able to compete as 20 targets are ordered. Rudolph Lagal of Rome, a 17 year old, has risen to national notice after wins at Rye and Deerfield. Women archers tilt toward stronger participation with competitors including Dorothy Smith, Mrs H Is Bailey, Mrs B E Frentz and Stella Ives.
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Vegetarianism Originates in Childhood Doctor Says
May 21. Dr. David Forsyth explains the psychological origin of vegetarianism roots in childhood. He cites a child scared by a large collie, fearing killing and choosing vegetarianism thereafter, suggesting fear of taking life as a common motive among vegetarians.
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Methodist Pension Fund in 1924 Tops 3 Million
Chicago May 21 1925 There were 8300 claimants on the Methodist Episcopal church pension fund in 1924 with contributions of 2 282 519 Dr J B Hingeley corresponding secretary reports since 1908 annual distributions have risen 2 646 239 The total received last year was 251 349 more than the prior year The claimants include 3456 retired ministers 3460 widows and 1 child In the first quadrennium 1900 to 1902 pensions paid totaled 1 183 000 and in 1920 to 1923 it reached 9 340 060
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Club Care Guidelines for Championship Play
The article emphasizes keeping golf clubs polished and free of nicks with intact wrappings on stips and heads. Caddies should not rest shafts to avoid bending. Clean dirt from wooden and iron clubs to maintain performance and confidence. A club professional can maintain your set for a small fee each month.
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Radio Programs Listings From Waterloo to New York
A dense radio program digest lists stations across the country with on air times and acts. It names many cities and networks offering concerts, orchestras, lectures, and musical numbers through Thursday and Friday nights.
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The Science of Fly Fishing Recommends Shaw Work
Fred G. Shaw's The Science of Fly Meshing for Trout from Scribner's is praised as the most complete fly fishing book yet. It covers every movement and reason, aiding beginners to become skilled casters and offering vivid fishing passages alongside instructive chapters. This piece also notes the National Conference on Outdoor Recreation in Washington and the Yellowstone park opening plans.
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Shenandoah National Park Proposed Near Blog Ridge Virginia
A report recommends establishing the Shenandoah National Park on the Surmacuit ridge in Virginia. The site lies within a three hour drive of the capital and serves about 40 600 000 people. Rich in Revolutionary and Civil War history, its scenery is described as superb.
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Wethered Reaches British Women Golf Semifinals
Miss Joyce Wethered Britain’s leading woman golfer defeats Miss Glenna Collett’s rival, advances to the British championship semifinals by beating Mrs. J. F. Jameson of Ireland 5 to 4. Her next foe is Mrs. Tempie Dobell, 1912 champion. Cecil Litch also becomes a semifinalist by edging Miss Janett Jackson one up.
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George L Davis 86 Civil War Vet Dies in Janesville
George L Davis 86, Civil War veteran and longtime Janesville resident, died at his home Tuesday. He helped in the lumber and farm implement trade, served on the school board, and was mayor for several terms. Survived by one son F B Davis. Janesville now has three Civil War veterans remaining.
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Mrs Robert Stevenson Stricken While En Route To Vernon
Mrs Robert Stevenson 624 Kimball avenue is seriously ill en route to Vernon British Columbia after appendicitis and surgery in Minneapolis. Pneumonia developed but her condition reportedly improved after arrival at Vernon hospital. Message from Mr and Mrs Stevenson via Harry Dahl. A Japan scientist is said to have discovered a method to extract pure iron from iron dust and crude ore by electrical dissolution.
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Iowa Man F Lock of Geese Serves as Game Preserve
Steamboat Rock Iowa May 21 Jay Relusbarger lives 3 1/2 miles NW of Steamboat Rock with a flock of 24 genuine Canadian geese started by his father. Some are 50 years old. the writer claims geese may live about 100 years. The birds weigh about 20 pounds and have not mated this year due to a dry pond. The farm also hosts three ring necked pheasants, quail, prairie chickens, wild mallards, and a barnyard full of birds. Relusbarger is noted as a good sportsman.
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Beauty Prize comedy at Plaza and Rialto shows
The Beauty Prize at Plaza features Viola Dann’s new comedy with 400 real beauties auditioned quickly and a West High band performance under Henry Bermete. At Rialto theatre Harry Ike Evans presents The Round-Up Rainbow Girls Revue in a breezy farce style, with a fresh take from prior shows.
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Ike” Evans
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Motion Picture Listings at Strand Crystal and Palace Theatres
The Strand shows The Knockout Tile a fast speed scene with Jack Peri. Riles to the Dark starring Menjou Rich and Pringle opens with light comedy of elegant society. Crystal presents The Ab Mail, involving Fry Hucer and stars Baxter, Cave and Fairbanks Jr in a caper about crooks targeting US mail planes. Potash and Perlmuter theater adaptation joins Palace program with First National pictures featuring Alexander Carr and Barney Bernard.
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First American Consumers Cooperative Origins
A fragment claims the first consumers' cooperative bakery in America began as a buyers club in Boston in 1844. The note links early cooperative ideals to 19th century civic enterprise and mutual aid.
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