Modesty as a Pose and Doctors Who Scare Us
A fragmented compilation notes Modesty as a pose in political biographies and doctors urging periodic exams. It discusses the tendency of some writers to pad Congressional sketches and warns about the misuses of medical suggestion in health checkups. It references ghost writers and the rise of life insurance as a sign of recovery, with anecdotes about public figures and everyday observations.
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Congress
Charles Hunter
Winnipeg
Hunter
Elizabeth
National Association of Life
Benson
United States
New Star of New Life Insurance
Fragmented 1920s dialogue and quips from a varied crime era
A garbled collection of dialogue snippets and jokes from an old newspaper page. Includes lines about an examination for a detective, a warden inquiry, a prison cell dispute, a chain letter joke, NRA fate remark, a doctor patient exchange on constitutional trouble, and idiosyncratic conversations about manners and slang.
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NRA
Supreme Court
Ma Perkins Says: Wrecking Charge Ties to Illinois Affair
Officials said Michael Urbeal was held in connection with an ax wrecking incident in Aurora Illinois involving Ralph Woodley and Urbealis divorce matters. The report notes Woodley’s automobile was involved and links Urbeal to the wrecking claim.
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Aurora
Ill
Woodley
Ralph Woodley
Urbealis
Michael Urbeal
Bill Would Confer More Authority On Border Patrolmen
Van Williams, chief patrol inspector of the Immigration and Naturalization Service Border Patrol, says H.R. 8163 would empower officers to arrest aliens unlawfully in the United States without waiting for a warrant from Washington. The bill also allows stays of deportation in humanitarian cases, to be reviewed by an Inter-Departmental board, and aims to boost deportation outcomes while preserving discretionary safeguards.
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van Williams
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Border Patrol
Marta
Ates
Congressman Kerr
Mr. Williams
United States
Department
Washington, D. C
Secretary of Labor
Departments of Labor, State, Justice
Williams
Cardul Praise From Mrs Caldwell of Statesville
Mrs L H Caldwell of Statesville North Carolina writes she has used Cardul at intervals for twenty five years. She says weakness and nervousness worsened before taking Cardul and after half a bottle she felt stronger and able to be up and about.
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Cardus
L. H. Caldwell
Statesville
N.C
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