Sleeping sickness claims another Sapulpa victim
Sapulpa. Sept. 6. Will Payne, 42, unemployed barber, died today of encephalitis the epidemic form. A woman of about the same age was reported ill. City health officials issued health hints to stem the disease as the outbreak spreads.
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Darling Fool 2 LUO Scene of Jealous Defiance
The scene depicts Monnie O’Dare in a confrontation with Charles Eustace on a stair landing as Kay observes and quietly slips away. Monnie challenges Charles about her marriage choice and accuses him of indifference, while Charles answers with irony and restraint. Nearby text hints at legal notices and odd insect trivia.
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Local courtroom to love and law in city pages
A mix of court room notes and personal drama flows through the page. Charley Floyd discusses state tax valuations while Monnie and Charles navigate love and social expectations. District court reports note guilty pleas with deferred sentences and education aid plans unfold.
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Bride Monnie O'Dare Marries Charles Eustace
Monnie O'Dare departs with her new husband Charles Eustace for Bermuda after a wedding that alters family fates. The couple's ascent affects her mother Kay and Mrs. Briggs as Monnie leaves Belvedere and the old life behind, headed toward wealth and social prominence. Monnie recalls Dan Cardigan with mixed sorrow as she starts this new chapter with her stylish, generous spouse.
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Destruction Follows Major Hurricane in Brownsville Area
The Brownsville region faced massive property losses with 800 homeless and millions in damage. In Harlingen and surrounding towns, citrus losses were estimated at 12 million dollars while urban destruction left hundreds of homes, businesses, and government structures ruined.
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United States Department of Agriculture Citrus Inspection Service
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Tex
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Tamaulipas
Mexico
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United States
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Casualties tallied from Rio Grande valley hurricane
The death list from the tropical hurricane shows Brownsville none, Matamoros six, Harlingen three, Rio Hondo two. Injured needing hospitalization or treatment total: Mercedes seven, Harlingen forty eight, Brownsville twenty nine, Matamoros twenty six.
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Mexico
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Thad Business Chicago Man Fined for Reckless Driving
Thad Business Chicago faced charges after driving over a policeman’s toes while using a fictitious state license plate. He was charged with reckless driving and fined ten dollars on each charge by a judge.
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Sea tale hides a porpoise brain behind a joke
A humorous note says secrets told to a wife go in one ear and out the other. It compares a natural history shark declaring a porpoise has a larger brain than a man, yet the poor fellow remains at sea despite the fact.
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