New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], April 07, 1926, Image 16

About New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD
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HERALD CAMERA-MEN TELL THEIR STORY
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They'll Remember This All Their Lives
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CAPTAIN M. J. BRENNAN Is
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It wo? a Ihrillhic dnv for T'nitnd States sonnto imccs nt 1;ipii in i;ol iihysicnl trim hv nlistninini; from liquor nnd lh Bynl Arrtic expedition. The
WahinRton. liftcnins to J.nnos J. Corhett. ns the former tobacco nnd by pettinp: plenty of exereipe. Here Jim is vessel will serve as a floating supply m
world'? champion heavyweight boxer told them how to shown leaving the capitol, surrounded by his new friends, base,
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Camp Fire Girls Honor National Head
When surgeons at Dnmoh, India,
told the parents of Thomas Rice fome
pf the wonders of American surgery,
the lad, with a bead in his lunu,
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New Zealand Maori Habitation
Sell Syrup for Education
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Just as Mrs. Oliver Iliiminati, New York society of a literary contest, presented her with n lionontt. JIr
traveled' 12,000 miles to Philadelphia, woman, was sailing for Italy, Camp Fire Girl winners Harriman is national president of the girls' organization.
to have the object removed,
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A native house of the aborigines, known as Maoris, in New Zealand. The
Mimlarity between the upri;;ht posts nnd the totem poles of the Alaskan
I iiinaiis, nil hu h many of the identical cnrvinps appear, seems to be evidence
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B.v soUinff mnplc syrup from door to ilnor, Bnrkolcy Thomiisun (!oft)t
. .f Hi- orifiani cnnm-dion brtwocn nlwiginal Xow Zealand and native and' Gonrse finincs nro workin- their way through Boston University Col
Jee of Business Administration.
Mayor's a Bachelor Now
Bankers View Farm Finance With Optimism
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BICIl.uu.NU I'KAUMON Ii 0 B-
SON (above), heru of Hunthu'u bay,
now head of the world congress on
narcotic education, conferred recenLly
with Frank Clay Cross (below), di
rector u the national Americanization
commission of the American Region
on the relationship between narcotic
addiction ami crime.
MRS. PFiTKH Wl NDl'.RI.U H.
Sashalon, Hungary, who is said y
lier friends to be able to cure an
human ill by magnetic touch, declares
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i-'innncial conditions are good from the point of view ington. U. A. Coper, chairman of th? board, was verv
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MISS GUDRt'N PAI LSON. 21,
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Mayor 'Minimy'' Walker, New York, is "keeping bachelor hall" toda
liayjeviok, Iceland, adjudged by the Tllis picuve shows him bidding his wife goodbv as the leaves for a Euro
faculty of the lole art school as a .llt.an
"perfect blonde" type Tf beauty, has
just been married at New York to
Gregory Nott Camp.
presidents of 12 federal farm loan banks and niem-
shf intends to visit the I'nited State, bers of the federal farm loan bureau, who met in Wnsh-
optimistic.
session.
This picture thows the conference In Ksf,1VW
r Honor First American Settlement
A Georgia Product
'And Then the Fun Began'
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Follies, there.
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HAMILTON HAIIKIS, 02, Youngs-
town, 0 has just been selected as
the active first vice president of the
Mahoning Valley Mortgage companv.
a M.IHJO.OOO concern. He retired at
70. but after 10 vears of idleness, got
,nto business again.
President Rewards Bov Marksman
life.
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A monument is unveiled at Beaufort, S. C. where. In J5C2, Jean Fira
Underwood & Underwood Pheto cstahlislifd the first while ettlonipnt on tbn North Anieriean continpi
Pic tuve tr.fct ii -.)' b f .re the daily opening of hostilities in the hitter mil!. President Coolidge, acting for the American Rifle association, pins a medal .fnles Henry. fir?t secretary of the French embnsy, stamls behind the mo:-. '
var in t'ai.foniia, that has been raging betv.i'n even-months old Lois Fob! 'U Panmel M,..,re. 1 Newtonville, Mass., who with his rifle scored 3,000 ment. Behind the officer" in military uniform is Albert Siraonda, design i
nicjer anu uer sevenn eeKs-ow police Uog, nou. consecutive bite on i one-inch bulls-eye, world record. of the monument.
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