Nightly Waltz and Hidden Breaks in a Charleston Story
In a moonlit hotel scene Jerry faces choices as she and Heinie wrestle with love and independence. Stephanie dazzles at a celebration while Marta watches, and old memories stir as Saxon Rhodes and Mary Eunice Pennings loom close in a tense, hopeful finale.
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Jerry
Heinie
Stephanie
Maria
George King
Don Monte
Saxon Rhodes
Tess Willi
Marta
Enigmatic Word Puzzle from Era Debris
Fragmentary OCR list presents tangled clues and stray phrases including hybrids, numbers, terms, and descriptors. The text references a hypothetical unit, animal hybrid, emotions, tools, and metals among other scattered items without a coherent narrative or clear attribution.
Whitey Receives Visitors
A short note mentions Whitey receiving visitors with a whimsical line suggesting an unpleasant thing may become a blessing in disguise as in a Peter Rabbit context.
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Peter Rabbit
Whitey the Rabbit Finds Security Behind Farmyard Wire
Whitey the white coated young rabbit grows content in a farmyard pen despite near misses with Bowser, Reddy Fox, Old Man Coyote, and Hooty the Owl. He recalls danger, but prefers safety and steady food, feeling well off in his enclosed world. Copyright 1928 by T. W. Burgers. The Daring of Scrapper theft report follows.
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Whitey
Peter Rabbit
Farmer Brown
Briar Patch
Bowser
Hound
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Old Man Coyote
Green Meadows
Coyote
Hooty the Owl
Hooty
T. W. Burgers
Master of ceremonies well paid in New York cabarets
In New York 1928 the master of ceremonies at cabarets, theaters, and night clubs commands high pay, with weekly salaries from 1000 to 5900 dollars. Prominent names such as Balieff, Raymond Hitchcock, Texas Guinan, Ben Bernie, Frank Fay, Will Rogers, and Al Jolson surface as top figures shaping the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Balieff
Raymond Hitchcock
Paul Ash
Chicago
Broadway
Windy City
Ben Bernie
Frank Fay
Fd Wynn
Julius Tannen
Dr. Rockwell
Phil Baker
al Jolson
Eddie Cantor
Josh
Bowery
Roger Wolfe Kahn
George White
Texas Guinan
Paul Whiteman
Will Rogers
Ed Wynn
Leon Errol
Mexico and the danger of assassination in politics
The editorial argues that political violence still dominates Mexico with repeated assassinations and revolts around elections. It reflects on Obregon and Calles eras, noting reprisals and the firing squad, urging Mexicans to accept nonviolent methods for stable republican governance.
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Mexico
United States
General Obregon
Calles
Obregon
Mexico City
Masters of Freedom and the Limits of Progress
A weekly magazine debates the coming talking movie and the millennial promise of material mastery. It warns that true freedom requires overcoming ignorance superstition and hatred along with innovations predicted to reshape society.
Men's coats and women's dresses in hot weather
In Berlin a man removed his coat and his secretary sued claiming immoral conduct. The court ruled a man’s heat escape by shirt sleeves is inalienable. A British official commented on US naval expansion and a California man sues for more alimony as male freedoms surface occasionally.
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Berlin
California
Latvian Guards Sentenced in Espionage Case
In Ryehista Latvia on July 25 two former officers of the Latvian frontier guards and two guards were sentenced to death for espionage on behalf of the Soviet. Five others received life hard labor two to ten years in jail and six including a woman were given five years. Eleven were acquitted.
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Associated Press
Ryehista
Latvia
Latvian Frontier Guards
Auto Tires Stolen From Two Cars in City
Police report thefts occurred Monday night with auto tires taken from two vehicles. A Ford truck wheel, tire and tube were among items noted in the incident.
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Jackson Street
E. Wilmering
H. O. Bradford
Chevrolet
Laughing Around the World On a circus train
A circus canvas crew spots a tramp riding a flat car. The boss orders him off but suspends action when the man is revealed as a hometown friend. Later the leader admits the tramp still rides but is also from his town, altering plans to eject him.
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Bill
McNaught
Club Boys To College Short Course Friday
Three Potter county club boys will leave Friday morning with P C Bennett head of the agricultural department and J F Ford assistant head in charge of club work. They plan to judge cows at large dairy plants near Dallas Saturday and attend the annual Short Course in College Station Sunday. Mr Ford just returned from a two weeks vacation at Fort Clark and is a lieutenant in the Reserve Officers Corps.
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Potter County
P. C. Bennett
Board of City Development
J. F. Ford
Dallas
College Station
Ford
Ft. Clark
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Jade
Hugh
Seattle
Marza
Robert Cabies
Hugh Hammond
Jerry Dear
You
Mary Eunice Pennings
Mary
Rod
Bride Nellie
Saxon
Junie
Burgess Redtine Store
Fortune
Want
North London
D. C. McIntyre
Manhattan
Wall Street
Trinity
St. Paul's
Broadway Movile
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
the Globe
BY Mail
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Sword OF Damocles
Masters OF Freedom
America
Buddie
His
Kelly Angus
Robert L. Dickey
FOO
Angus
Irvin
COBB
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