Work for Ex Convicts This Automatic Life
Society seeks fair chances for former inmates to gain honest work. A New Jersey ex-convict running a small shop has hired fifteen former prisoners, proving rehabilitation can reduce crime and expand opportunities when employers trust ex-offenders.
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New Jersey
It Takes More Than Bluff to Climb a Steep Hill
A proverb-like item notes that bluff alone fails against steep terrain. The short piece emphasizes persistence and effort over bravado in overcoming difficult climbs.
Haven’t you kept any sort of memorandum
Jill Stuart’s life in Elliston is tested by a growing rift with Jack over money and trust. Jill assists the needy with charity purchases while rumors swirl about affairs with Nita Ravelle and Professor Le Tarte, amid a changing social scene in Ellis ton.
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Ellinton
W. Va
Jill
Kandita
Jack Stuart
Jack
Stuart
Tony Justin
Pat Sweeney
Chicago
Mary
Mike
Jill Stuart
Jil
Elliston
Jake Connoly
Jake
Professor le Tarte
Nita Ravelle
Ravelle
Clyde Cummings
Cummings and
Putnam
Father Ryan
Illinois
Pat
Mike Sweeney
Billie Darling
Billie
Amity Smythe
Amity
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Ciro's Paris The Most Famous French Place and Its Vibe
Ciro's in Paris, on the Daunou near rue de la Paix, is described as the city’s premier dining venue. An English syndicate owns it, head waiter guides access, and tipping is expected. The piece contrasts elite patrons with curious American visitors and notes evolving Parisian tastes amid social quirks.
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Ciro's
Rhe Daunou
Rue de la Paix
Julien
Ameri¢ane
Cito’s
France
Café Keep
New York
Laughing Around the World With Irvin Cobb
Two fast-siders in a Fifth Avenue dining room observe social pretensions and witty exchanges among tea drinkers. Amity Smythe friendship, Billie Browne flappers, and Ann McGuffy’s laugh reshape alliances as Tony’s quips land amid cautious Diplomacy.
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Clara
Elliston
Helen
Jill
Billie Browne
Ann McGuffy
Amity Smythe
Scrapper the Kingbird Returns to Old Orchard
Scrapper the Kingbird arrives to guard the Old Orchard and warn of hawk intruders. Peter Rabbit and local birds greet him warmly with welcome back messages as other feathered folk resume spring duties. Copyright 1928 by T W Burgess.
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Kingbird
Berapper
Hawk
Fagle
Peter Rabbit
Winsome
Bluebird
Peter
Robin
Tommy Tit
Little Friend the Long Sparrow
T. W. Burgess
California bank bandits face hard row with vigilante threat
California banking head Will G C Wood warned that bank robbers may be judged by a harsher standard, with a Texas style reward system paying for dead criminals. He cited recent holdups in Courtland, Elk Grove, Woodland, Esparta, Oakland, and Los Angeles as proof of rising criminal boldness and urged swift, decisive action to deter crime.
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Guggenheim Foundation
Croydon
London
America
Earth
Conan Doyle
Mars
International News Service
Sacramento
California
GC. Wood
Wood
Texas
Courtland
Elk Grove
Woodland
Esparta
Oakland
Los Angeles
Bankers Association
Jack Black
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