Jolson on Comeback After Stock Crash and Hard Work
Al Jolson discusses his financial ruin in the 1929 crash and his return to fame through hard work. He stresses humility, mental shift away from money, and entertaining audiences as the key to rebuilding happiness and success. He recalls losses, lessons learned, and a new, prudent personal style.
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al Jolson
Jolson
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Pneumonia dangers and care by Dr Copeland
Pneumonia mainly strikes in December to March with temperature shifts and fatigue as key triggers. It starts with chills and fever, chest pain, and a painful cough. crisis may bring sudden temperature drop and sweating. Nursing, fresh air, and careful monitoring of heart failure support recovery. avoid closing windows and burn used handkerchiefs.
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Royal S. Copeland, M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Pigeons, Protest, and a Pantomime in Court
In Toronto a man named John Boykuk protests his innocence in a police court over the disappearance of 76 pigeons from a neighbor's coop. The courtroom scene turns comic as two pigeons escape his pocket and perch on the mayor's desk, leaving Boykuk humorously framed as “cooped.”
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Kidnaping Convict Kime Served Penalty Linked to Crying Baby Case
Chicago reports detail the 1910 abduction of Willard Henks, a crying child from Mrs. Selma Henks's lodging house. George Kime, a stoker, received a 12 year sentence for the crime and believd to have drowned or cremated the infant aboard the City of South Haven.
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R. H. Hippelheuser
Chicago
Tike
Lindbergh
Willard Henks
George Kime
Kime
South Haven
Selma Henks
Baby Henks
Kidnapping Case Involving Willard Henks Case Details
The case centers on a man named Kime who took a baby to a friend’s house and refused to discuss the incident beyond noting he would return the child. The mother testified Kime warned her not to report to police and that he had obtained a baby from a woman advertising a baby for keeping. No ransom was mentioned in this case. Michigan reports an 800 percent rise in alfalfa production since 1919.
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Kime
Henks
Willard
Emma Clyde
Hanks
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