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Sault Ste. Marie readers of lively TIME were glad to see the reference on p. 26 of the Sept. 10 issue regarding the Ca-Choo Club election. . . . We want you to know that the officers were elected on the Michigan side of the boundary, where the club was organized in 1928. . . . Every year increasing . . . the membership of this international club was 167, registered from as far east as New York and as far west as California. They stay from four to six weeks in this haven where there is no ragwreed within one hundred miles...
Last week Ca-Choo Club's Supreme Sneezer L. E. Harris heard of a rival, George R. Pilant of Tacoma, Wash., whose wife reported: "He sneezed in Kansas and caused a team of horses to run away. He sneezed in Washington and caused the driver of the auto to disjoint his neck. He sneezed during a rummy game, causing a fellow who was just about to rummy to jump off his chair and throw his cards away. On that sneeze Mr. Pilant tore out both his tonsils...
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...Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., were held the annual elections of the Ca-Choo Club, composed of 118 visiting hay fever sufferers. L. E. Harris sneezed so hard he blew his glasses ten feet across the room, was promptly re-elected president...
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