New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1926, Page 3

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Two of tt | pled before a round college life as a greased slide down former world's mi nage, be- | jif the primrose path, overlooked one | | pion, s Dempse es on its | Hif important factor in the situation— | s | rugged mates, at ampion fights | (I Park colleg: t after watcl AT Pack omet 80 « Bids Farewell Wife Who | o, Greb may be ina o e e et B B RA oWl T WITa W | S ) it ucat They shovel coal in the 3 S i Tight | eweep up aormitorses, DOGSI'E DeSIIe fo See Him Fight!» wash d . plow corn, and willing- | & ly perform other so tasks in order that t out after four years into the busi- ness or professional world with a Bachelor of Arts degree ViR Labor Three Hours Daily . Sy qeae L 1o Each student who is accepted— | finish of his training for the de-|kitchen when and those able to pay their ex- | fense of his world's heavy was president, penses are requested to go else- Championship against Gene = York employ- victory — khocking out out a moment's notice, but she re- || fuses to be concerned about ar administra- e no small amount READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | |i n the | i post with- | [ where—must work three hours a in Philadelphia, September day for the privilege of obtaining | The titleholder bade goo an education. There is, of course, | his wife, Estelle Taylor, y some time for recreation, but the | She left for Hollywood to college does not go in for inter-|motion picture work. Dem collegiate athlet not see her again until a Park college s founded in 1875, battle when he re Its charter is home in Los A y has no d Hawley, - of our band .fight, to even hear the ssed, but | story over the radio, ollege. could not stand to see J e, the Bache. | punished,” was Mrs. Den lor of Arts, and t comment. “It he should be on the part of the students is merely | ed down or knocked out I probably a means to an end.” faint. Jack wouldn't Do All th T have no fear, as 1,400 EXPOSITION~ SPRINGFIELD, MASS. P GRICULTURE and homemaking in every form are on display at the Exposition. Complete fruit and vegetable shows, flower show, boys’ and girls’ club champions in camps and demonstrations, home depart- ment for women, state exhibits and an industrial arts show including acres of farm, domestic and industrial devices and equipment. The 10th anniversary Ex- position will be a wonder exhibition. Plan your vaca- Chores acres in the too, 1 him to do a fine point more than twenty build kept clean and in good central heating plant e kept going y 400 students ty little bungalow Demp- is located in West At- about five miles from of town. It is a quiet ring Dempsey of privacy. 3 S 4 tion for Exposition Week. 2 on the campus. Then a Chicago detective; n. g ere are the stock farm, the dair. Rl RGURRWL 5 Reduced Rates on All Railroads. and the poultry farm to be looked trainer of Georges after. The orchards and : and a mald will must be tended, and the co be the only occu its own slaughter house, laundry The cottage day 19~25m= | *HSTERNSTATES] and print sho and night to k at Students at F ick off th distance. 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