Coco in Paris life drama ends in revelation
Coco, a Paris actress named by press agent as a commercial figure, hides a secret child Toni. Camilo, her jilted lover, discovers Toni with Nana and the nurse as a danger to Coco’s pledged career to Paul Chardon. Nana warns of a looming threat from a relentless rival watching outside.
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Coco
Paris
Coralee Dumont
el Durqui
Coralee
Chardon
Camilo
Argentina
Paul Chardon
Toni
Story of De Gusmão's Passarola and a Brazilian stamp
Brazilian priest and scientist Bartolomeu de Gusmão, famed for conceiving the Passarola, hoped to launch a paper kite airship with wind guiding tubes and magnets. He died in 1724, and a 1929 stamp honored his monument and his dream as part of a Brazilian air series.
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RA Bartholomeu Lourenco DE Gusmao
Portugal
de Gusmao
de Gusmac
Coco and Camilo Face Tiny World of Secrets
In Camilo s flat Coco Nora and Toni recover from a revelation about her past while Nana worries about Rachel and the police. Coco imagines a solution by entrusting Chardon s fate and the possibility of Lili Baschet stepping into her role as a star.
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Camilo
Toni
Sandra
Nata
Coco
Dios
Darling
Chardon
Bertoliani
Gilbert
Sim
Lali Baschet
Paris
Lili Baschet
Camila
Reave
Jumping Mice Teach Little Miss Swifty A Surprising Find
In a forest meadow tale, Little Miss Swifty the fast fox cub mistakes a jumping mouse for a common meadow mouse. She learns the Jumper Mouse’s distinct long tail and arched back before the astonished creature vanishes, revealing a new kind of mouse.
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Miss Swifty
Reddy Fox
Nimbleheels
Nimble
Rain and gloom mix in Amarillo Globe editorial
The August 4 1926 Amarillo Globe editorial reflects on rain in the Panhandle praising rain after dry spells. It compares regional attitudes to rain and jokes about delaying rain versus appreciating its arrival, ending with a preference for earlier moisture to save crops and comfort.
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Panhandle
Seattle
Knocks and Jests Spotlight Goofy American Pastimes
A column laments Americans inventing trivial games amid world upheaval. It ridicules the current Knock Knock joke fad as a petty form of amusement compared to serious international revolts, calling puns the lowest form of humor.
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Europe
Theresa
Parole Backfires as Historic Gangster Returns to Crimes
The 60 year old Baletta known as the Wolf is back behind bars after parole from Atlanta in 1920, having served half a 20 year sentence. His return underscores debates on guarding parole power as his gang extorted New York citizens in a vast racketeering effort. A jealous husband stabbed his wife’s lover 100 times. An electric nose that detects odors offers a new sensing tech improve over a glow.
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Ignazio
Lupo
the Wolf
Baletta
New Yorks
United States
Atlanta
Band of the
New York
Saietta
Ed Wynn
Wynn
New Deal Wins Mark Primary Edge Across States
Washington observers note strong New Deal performance in 20 state primaries with 213 House seats. Only 10 incumbents were defeated, while Senator Tom Gore lost ground to a friendlier successor Josh Lee, signaling the administration’s influence in Congress.
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Washington
Detroit
al Smith
Fry
Massachusetts
Jim Reed
Missouri
Congress
Tom Gore
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Gore
Josh Lee
George Huddleston
Alabama
Huddleston
Wheeler-Rayburn Public Utility Holding Company
Power Trust
Texas
Sam Rayburn
Maury Maverick
Rayburn
Pl Bankhead
Rayburr
South
Pulpert
Brill
David Lewis
Maryland
Los Haunt
Benator Costigan
Colorado
George Norris
Nebraska
Clara Belle Goes Places in New York Society Gossip
New York society columnist notes Clara Belle Walsh as a tireless scene hopper. She mingles with headliners and debutantes, planning trips from St Louis to Chicago for events and broadcasts. The piece highlights her open house at the Plaza and encounters with figures from boxing to theater.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Clara Bell Walsh
Lowon
St. Louis
Chicago
Amos ‘N’ Andy
the Plaza
Lewis
Mrs. Walsh
John Charles Thomas
Vincent Lopez
Nola
Clara Belle
Word Builder Note Ends In Unclear Houseroom
A damaged OCR fragment describes a girl rude and unkind about a humble home she stayed overnight in a small cottage, mentioning sixty as part of a descriptor. The text is incomplete and lacks clear persons or events.
Word Builder Insights on An Alto Voice
Yesterday’s word builder notes describe how singers seek the upper reach of the scale. The text highlights alto voices as less desirable for many and notes a longing to soar aloft into the high soprano range.
Horizontal Concert Puzzle Clue Answers Set
A word puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues. Includes famous pianist, animals, colors, verbs, and nationality terms across both directions. Answers span everyday objects, musical references, and common terms, forming a crossword style grid.
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NEA Service Inc
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Bedtime
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
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Pampalona
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Jack Johnson
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Johnson
Chin Farr
Andy Gump
Casper Milquetoast
McNaught Syndicate
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