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Spectacles and mystic healing in Poona linked to death
An American named James Brandon, once in Nashville, died in Poona after his eyeglasses vanished, claimed to reveal God and disease cures. The tale links occult healing to his fortune and death, while a separate note from W A Blees urges burning chairs to spur motion and employment.
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Poona
India
James Brandon
Nashville
Tennessee
Mr. Brandon
Green Sea and Poison Fog Reflections on 1931 Dilemmas
In late 1930 Glenn Frank contrasts two nature pranks a poisonous black fog over Europe and a green sea off Northern Chile with public superstition and scientific explanation. He urges rational leadership and courage to address the 1930 economic slump and remake global economies.
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Chile
Pacific Ocean
America
McClure Newspaper
Elsa Chase in Washington mansion romance mystery
Elsa Chase arrives as guest to Jack Winslow in Washington D C where his father Arnold suspects her past and hires detective Thorne to expose her. Dr Kane dies after falling from an upper window and Elsa confronts shock as Thorne probing deepens amid family tensions and danger.
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Jack Winslow
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Paul Kane
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Ian Chase
Thorne
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Mr. Winslow
Leonard
Leonard McLane
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McLane
City
Penfield
How It Began In Legends Of Early West Customs
A feature excerpt traces rough justice during the Gold Rush as forty niners took law into their own hands and Chinamen faced a narrow escape fate called a China man's chance. It also notes ancient Greek tragedy influence linked to goat song origins and Bacchic rites. Readers are invited to suggest ideas for future installments.
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Globe
Modern Pepys Sees Career of Arno Accident
A New York diary notes Peter Arno as a rising caricaturist in his late 20s, detailing his ascent from Life rejected cartoons to The New Yorker, his public image, and early career milestones including piano beginnings at Yale and artistic breakthrough with the Whoops Sisters.
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Arno
C. O. McIntyre
New York
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6Th Avenue
Metropolitan Club
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Mare'd Rosas
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Charles Francis Coe
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Montague Glass
FE. D. Coblenz
Peter Arno
Supreme Court
Arnoux Peters
Yale
Il Boag
Gilda Gray
Judge
The
New Yorker
Billy Mink and Reddy Fox Meet in Wild Country
Billy Mink journeys from Laughing Brook to the foot of the Great Mountain and spots Reddy Fox near an old stump. They exchange quips about hunting and distance from home. Reddy warns of strange happenings as they discuss appetite and risk in unfamiliar country.
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Farmer Brown
Billy
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Reddy Fox
Reddy
T. W. Burgess
Ex Soldiers Provide Relief via Soup Kitchens in Oklahoma City
Six more rolling soup kitchens and four light trucks from Fort Sill will aid relief work in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. Governor L. W. Rook said two trucks go to Tulsa while four stay in the city. Since Veterans of Foreign Wars started the effort, thousands of unemployed have been fed and many clothed by former soldiers.
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Oklahoma City
Associated Press
Fort Sill
Tulsa
Gol. L. W. Rook
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hotel Proprietor Held for Murder in Lewis Death
Homer Lewis aged 26 of Elam Dallas County died in a hospital after being wounded January 17 near Dallas. Ed Sims 52 hotel proprietor released on bond now faces a murder charge in Lewis death. Sheriff Ah Hood and Assistant District Attorney Andrew Priest filed the complaint.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Homer Lewis
Elam
Dallas County
Ed Sims
Lewis
Ah Hood
Andrew Priest
Senator Smoot Stricken With Influenza in Senate
Senator Smoot of Utah, 69, has been added to the non congressional list of influenza sufferers. The veteran lawmaker, who will become dean of the Senate after March 4 with Senator Simmons retiring, was struck yesterday and is confined to bed by physician orders until cured.
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Smoot
BEC
Associated Press
Washington
Senator Smoot
Utah
Senate
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
Death in the Boudoir A Hidden Poison Case
Dr. Kane dies without organic illness while investigators weigh poison as the likely cause. Dr. McLane warns a blood test will identify the poison used. Inspector Mitchell and police arrive as the suspense builds.
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Thorne
Winslow Halt
Inspector Mitchell
D. Appleton & Co
Crossword Puzzle Biblical Query
Crossword clues list with horizontal and vertical entries including biblical figures, measurements, and common words. Puzzle spans topics from justice and gas to names Gandhi and Friday Saturday clues with broad keyword answers.
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