Silhouettes of Jungle Creatures Gain National Fame
The article profiles Joe Cranston Jones, a seventeen year old from Augusta Georgia who, despite serious physical limits, creates vivid animal silhouettes with scissors and paper. Recognized by Luis Mora and praised for insight into anatomy, his work has appeared in national magazines and museums. He wishes to visit Yellowstone Park to see animals in their natural habitat.
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Associated Press
Augusta
Joe Cranston Jones
Joe
Luis Mora
Leonardo
Atlanta
B. Pressley Walker
New York
Yellowstone Park
Railroad Tragedy Prompts Demands For Crossing Safety
The piece reports fatal railroad auto crashes in Florida and Texas. It notes a Seaboard Air Line collision killing six, the Sunshine Special collision near Round Rock injuring Baylor players, and calls for stronger crossing protections, harsher enforcement, and警 warnings. It also mixes in health journalism praise from Dr. Bloodgood and local social notes about Amarillo figures and railroad staff moves.
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Seaboard Air Line
Florida
Sunshine
Round Rock
Texas
International
Great Northern
Wienow
Baylor University
Justice McBride Stricken By Infected Foot
Justice McBride, a local justice of the peace, is confined to bed with an infected foot. Doctors fear possible need for amputation if condition worsens, but today his condition is improved and hope for recovery remains.
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Prank McBride
Mr. McBride
Repair of Warburton Church Memorial to Rev Geoffrey Edgerton-Warburton
The ancient wooden church of Warburton Cheshire, dating from the 12th century, will be repaired as a memorial to the late rector Rev Geoffrey Edgerton Warburton.
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Preserve Church
London
Warburton
Cheshire
England
Ite
Geoffrey Edgerton-Warburton
Denver Mud Nature's First Aid for Inflammation
Doctors and hospitals use Denver Mud for pain congestion and inflammation. Heat applied to affected areas provides soothing relief and draws out inflammation while attracting healing blood. The mud dislodges impurities through the skin like a sieve and stops pain. Available at drug stores in a large can.
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Denver
Chaplin Deposits Might Be Opened Under Receiver Plan
The Times reports safety deposit boxes held by Chaplin in several Los Angeles and Hollywood banks could be forcibly opened by receivers overseeing his California fortune if he does not post a substantial bond within two or three days. Nearby notes mention a gasoline tax affecting motorists and pedestrians, Judge Motlow’s frustration, and railway mail storage expansion for Christmas handling. Further, railcar orders from Bettendorf, American Car and Foundry, Ryan Car, and Standard Steel Car are reported.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
the Times
Charlie Chaplin
Hollywood
California
Lita Grey Chaplin
Bond to Guarantee Temporary Alimony in $4 000 Monthly Payment
The actor-producer may face a temporary alimony bond of one million dollars to assure $4 000 monthly payments. Attorneys for Mrs Chaplin threaten to drill vaults to recover cash or negotiable securities believed stored by the comedian. They report he kept large cash sums and a list of banks renting vault boxes in Los Angeles and Hollywood is in the hands of his wife’s lawyers.
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Hollywood
Purse Lost by Night Clerk Seeks Papers Return
Edward H. Miller, night clerk at the Palo Duro hotel, reported to police that he lost a large brown purse containing valuable papers and about $40 in cash. He offers compensation to the finder who returns the papers, hoping the papers are recovered, as the money is of lesser concern. He believes the bag was dropped in the street when exiting his car.
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Edward H. Miller
Palo Duro Hotel
Miller
Marmola Tablets Offer Easy Way to Shed Fat
Marmola Prescription Tablets claim to combat gland weakness as the cause of excess fat. The ad promises visible results and a booklet inside each box explaining the mechanism. Available from druggists for $1 per box.
Pepsodent Promises Quick Whiteness and Gum Protection
An old advertisement touts Pepsodent as a modern film combatant that removes dental film and tartar, revealing whiter teeth and healthier gums. It claims ordinary brushing fails and urges readers to mail for a 10 day tube or buy a large tube at a drug store.
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Waynoka
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R. W. Prentice
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Mattie Hartshorn
Southwest Public Service Company
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Justice McBride
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Marshall, Mich
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Standard Steel Car Company
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C. F. Collier
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