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Policeman -Mulhern, of the Ninth District, demonstrates to juvenile resitlentsof Twenty-first street and Fairmount avenue spring pleasures of his own
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COMBINES PRAYER WITH
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As President of the Business Men's
Christian League, James R. Grieg,
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Paul Fittery's work in the South already
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AIRMEN FLY AT COMRADE'S FUNERAL
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States Aviation School, Mineola, L. I.
IF OTHERS DONT KEEP THE STREETS CLEAN, WHY SHOULD HE?
Friend William finds an uncovered garbage pail near Third and South
and defies city ordinances to obtain a square meal.
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STUBBORN BLAZE IN KENSINGTON PLANT
Smoke baffled firement at noon today, when the Philadelphia Excelsior Company's establish
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