Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 18, 1922 · page 8

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It‘ you saw these two young women pictured on the same page and were asléd to guess
which of them had been declared the winner in 'a recent beautytontest to select the
prettiest girl‘in England. which of them would you select? One IS Winifred B. Mnem-
10311 of Hodder‘edon, llortl‘oulshirc, England. The other is Vivian Oakland of Nevy ‘1 ork.
The similarity is pronounced, but to set yourvmind at rest, the lady-on the left ls Mlss

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Mrs. Muriel MacSwiney (second from right) was released .

 

'A‘large collection ?of relics, inch; ” x 7
masks, showing life of American 1:. ‘
on exhibltion 111 New York,

afternight in jail, as were eight other women charged-

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withpicketing British Embassy sit-Washington, D, C, ‘ ' .,
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Mary MacSwiney Cal-dint] Logne

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Rodolph 1Velentino (Jim-‘1 ,
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country and'ho’p’es'to wean 13' l.
fiappers from Rodolph Valenti: ’. 3
he can put the Sheik in eclig‘rt‘.
thirty-six and he's unmarried.

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plea for release of Mary
"7" ’MacSWiney, reported near

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Hope' for Longer Life

(By 1‘:i<;1‘:x: 5: Atlantic)
Horace O. V. ctmorc (right), ban}: 5 son, quit Ulll‘s'ei‘SltY ,
of Wisconsin to herd COWS in (7111.13; stockyarcl. “Prof.”

Amos BJ‘HIS is telling him how it s done.

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Dr. Alexis Carrel at Rockefeller Institute, Nov York, suggested to C? c

men a theory revolving around‘the white corpuscles"; giving promisx . _~.
,(Left to right) Dr. Hideyo Noguchigyellow‘fever expert; Dr. C _ '
geon‘;.rDr.‘ Simon Flexner, bacteriologist; Dr. Theobald Smith, pr
Levene, famous in chemistry; Dr. Peyton Rous, bacteriologist.

,fiimrlié Believes

in Safety First

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