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Indecent exposure in Iowa Park sparks debate on dress rules
A youth fined $17 for indecent exposure after riding shirtless with friends near a roadside lunch stand. Jurors found him guilty despite defense arguing sunback attire was not indecent. The case heads to higher courts.
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Globe
South Texas
Iowa Park
Manner at table reflects home life say parts for children
A columnist argues child manners mirror home habits and affect how strangers judge a family. It contrasts siblings at camp, urging parents to model courtesy at meals and daily routines to ensure children grow polite, considerate, and well mannered.
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Rev Kenney Accepts Call at Local Congregational Church
Announcement says Rev Robert Allingham will take a year’s leave of absence and be succeeded by Rev Harry Grady Kenney, Cameron pastor ousted on heresy charges but later reinstated. Kenney to assume duties around October 1 after unanimous call by congregation. Allingham will pursue insurance work during leave in Denver.
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First Congregational Church
Harry Grady Kenney
Cameron
Texas Presbytery
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Congregational Church
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Allingham
Denver
Smith Estate Donates Chimes for New Baptist Church
Mrs. James L. Smith gives a set of ten carillon chimes weighing 3000 pounds to the First Baptist Church of Texas, in memory of her husband. The chimes will be electrically operated from the Austin organ console and used for services and special occasions at the Thirteenth Avenue Tyler Street church opening. Dedication services will coincide with the new edifice opening, per Rev. G. L. Yates.
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Texas
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Thirteenth Avenue
Tyler Street
Austin
W. T. Coble
William Coble
Palestine budget shows surplus before riots start
Jerusalem reports the Palestine treasury budget for the first five months of the year shows a surplus of over a million dollars. Customs provide most revenue while police and the Trans Jordan frontier force are the main expenses.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Treasury Department
Customs
The Mystery of Evangeline and the Yonkers Stranger
Leonard Brent hunts a hidden past tied to Evangeline disinherited through a beggar’s fading tale. He tracks Cyril Kilmer Cunningham in Yonkers, gathering clues from a local informant named Bruite while weighing risk and reward in his game with Helen Page.
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Spain
Simplicity
Leonard Brent
Brent
Evangeline
Charles Owens Nellin
Cyril K. Cunningham
Carmel
Yonkers
Charles Nellin
Cyril Kilmer Cunningham
Nellin
Cunningham
Neluo
Modern Pepys Gets Info On Rail Distance
A 1929 diaryish column from New York notes a visit to Grand Central for a bite and a clerk’s quick answer on the rail distance to Gallipolis Ohio. The piece condemns Broadway benefits as rackets, praises Sousa, and mocks local real estate and columnists with sharp, satirical observations.
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Pepys
Grand Central
Gallipolis
New Haven
Eddie Cantor
Mayor Walker
Harry Hershfield
Benny Holzman
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Little Joe Otter Makes First Gangway to Billy Mink
Flip meets Little Joe Otter and Bowser the Hound at the Smiling Pool. Little Joe, a traveler with short legs and a long tail, sizes up Flip and Billy Mink, warning him against hunting the wrong folk. Billy Mink eyes the Big Rock, while Bowser tries to smooth tensions.
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Billy Mink
Billy
Bowser the Hound
Little Joe Otter
Bowser
Little Joe
Farmer Brown
Jerry Muskrat
Filip
Rock
T. W. Burgess
Rumor and Reunion Echo in Bramblewood Tale
In a small town Bruite and Brent discuss Cyril Cunningham and the murky backstory of Cunningham’s daughter who ran away with a musician. Brent hints at prior local knowledge while Bruite claims he knows more and guards the family history.
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Bruie
Cyril Cunningham
Old Cunningham
Bramblewood
Brent
Bruite
Mystery Intensifies Over Missing Evan Cunningham
A tense exchange hints at the unresolved disappearance of Evan geline Cunningham. The speaker demands that no rumor about her return be printed, signaling ongoing fear and a cliffhanger as the tale continues.
Fires Threatening Redwood Forest in California
Four large forest fires burned through the night in California's Redwood Empire near Ukiah. Fire crews battled the blazes as officials warned the next hours would be strenuous to contain the fires and limit devastation to the region.
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Ukiah
Calif
California
Redwood Empire
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