Newspaper postal notice from 1928 edition
Classified notice style text indicates pricing and telephones for The Associated Press news service. Publication date shown as Thursday November 1 1928. No clear event or person details beyond organizational pricing lines.
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Associated Press
Carson's New Riches: Pioneer Patents and Desert Fortune
A weathered southwestern prospector, George Campbell Carson, stands to win millions from copper companies for patent infringements in his CARSON'S NEW RICHES furnaces. The piece extols pioneers who opened the West, enabling later fortunes for promoters, while noting true wealth often came to others.
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George Campbell Carson
Southwest
Carson
Mark Twain
America
Seaboard
Pennsylvania
Oregon
George Carson
Odd tale from Chicago primary fraud case shocks auditors
Henry Watts described being told to vote fourteen times in a single day by the Crowe-Thompson machine. A gang attacked him mistaking him for an opponent worker, leaving him injured. Ward bosses then paid for medical care, and Watts began to tell his story exposing the scheme.
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Chicago
Henry Watts
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Watts
Guiding a Child by Mrs Agnes Lyne
Psychologists say children fear two things loud noises and loss of support. Fear of the dark dogs or bogey men stems from experience or teaching. Supportive talk helps, while avoiding suppression. Gradual exposure to real fears with security aids coping.
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Agnes Lyne
Girl By J P McEvoy Synopsis Debuts in Night Club Memoir
Dixie Dugan chronicles fame and scandal from Flatbush Avenue to the Jollity Night Club. Alvarez Romano stabs rival Jack Milton, Milton hospital bound, Alvarez jailed, and Dixie blooms in tabloids while courting offers from vaudeville and advertisers.
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Dixie Dugan
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Jollity
Jack Milton
Alvarez Romano
Broadway
Milton
Dixie
Alvarez
Denny Kerrigan
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Night Club Sketch Boosts Vaudeville Dream
A diarist details sister Nita’s arrival in New York from Paris to push her through troubles. They stall Romano’s trial via Milton’s influence while a serialized life story runs in the morning paper. She gains a vaudeville offer worth five hundred dollars with an eighteen week option and plans a Night Club sketch starring herself.
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Keith
Queen Bess Crowned After Enduring Fifty Mile Race
In 1897 Queen Bess faced four rivals in a Southern turf championship aKentucky gelding a Maryland stallion and a North Carolina gray. Delayed postponements left her unfit but she led then fell behind bore a colt rose again for a neck close finish and even her colt placed second proving the mare’s famed stamina.
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Queen Bess
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North Carolina
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Replicas of Old Germany in New York
In Yorkville East 86th Street a cluster of four German beer houses imitates Tyrolean Tiroler Bier-Stuberl culture with waiters in Tyrolean attire, menus of German dishes, and 50 cent half liters of beer. The scene attracts crowds and becomes a local spectacle, amid satirical vignettes on city life and New York’s social rhythm.
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O. C. McIntyre
New York
East 86Th Street
Yorkville
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Rehearsals Start Soon At Bryang Hall For Show
The note hints rehearsals begin next Monday at Bryang hall. Nita contacted a writer of revue sketches for Ziegfeld and the Schuberts and is developing material. Interjections imply casting and adjustments as characters argue over ownership and auditions.
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Nita
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Belasco
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Chinese pay 30000 for Italian missionary murder
Representatives of the Italian and Chinese governments signed a pact in Shanghai whereby China agrees to pay 30000 in compensation for the killing of an Italian missionary in Nanking in March 1927. The funds will be distributed to charity and to the Italian coast.
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Rv United Press
Shanghai
Nanking
Happy Jack Squirrel Moves in Search of Food
In the 1928 Burgess tale Happy Jack the gray squirrel fears winter food shortages and plans to move into Farmer Brown's dooryard. He and Rusty the Fox Squirrel debate leaving the Green Forest, with Rusty heading south for resources while Happy Jack aims for Farmer Brown's barns. He finds his old orchard home erased by cleanup, leaving him to scout new holes for winter.
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Fox Squirrel
Farmer Brown
Green Forest
Jack
T. W. Burgess
Famous Cigaret Girl Opera Bizet Clues
Crossword puzzle list of horizontal clues includes questions on Bizet opera heroine and various wordplays. Entries cover terms like fetter, work of genius, braided quirt, gone by, myself, deck out, depart, masculine pronoun, scan, above, sums of money, incrustations, compose, dishonest, untidy, become exhausted, stop and mineral spring.
Amarillo Federal Stores head reports booming sales
R B Vogler manager of the Amarillo branch at 700 Polk street says business is excellent. Since the Gigantic Month of Sales began October 20 sales surpassed last year and many new credit customers have been added as Amarillo is good and getting better fast.
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R. B. Vogler
Amarillo
Federal Stores, Inc
Polk Street
McAllen Man Fatally Injured Swerving Car Into Ditch
Jake Burkett of McAllen was seriously injured in Edinburg after swerving to avoid a collision and plunging into a deep ditch near Pharr. Doctors here gave little hope for recovery.
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Associated Press
Edinburg
Tex
Jake Burkett
McAllen
Pharr
Word Puzzle Clues List Mixed With Themed Questions
A dense collection of numbered miscellaneous clues covering animals foods actions constellations abbreviations rulers and astronomy. It includes ruminants without water, postscript and mint themed terms, and trivia on parrots coins flowers and musical notes.
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