Buttermilk plug and New York free port tales
Charles B. Driscoll comments on a reader’s claim that buttermilk cures poison oak and shares personal meals of buttermilk. He tours New York's free port, noting Brazil nuts as ballast, perfume and liquor processing, and German Jewish refugees’ packed goods, then jokes about traffic signs and his barber’s mail.
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Charles B. Driscoll
New York
Butterils Trust
Gridley
Calif
Santa Claus
Staten Island
Brazil
Manhattan
Phoenix
Salt Lake City
Minneapolis
The Clouded Moon by Max Saltmarsh
Hugo Stern and Ottilie Wills hide in a secret chamber after Geiss murders Henrietta Adams. They discover the gun, a handbag with keys, and a small key that frees them. They escape through a garden gate into bright sunlight, leaving their captors behind.
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Geiss
Henrietta Adams
Ottilie
O'Donnell
Night of peril and a daring honor system
In Sing Sing warden Lawes grants 600 inmates permission to attend Mrs Lawes funeral, testing trust and discipline. Later, in Cannes, Hugo and allies confront a night of danger amid a fire on the cape and a tense rescue with uneasy police reports.
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Lewis E. Lawes
Sing Sing
New York
Hudson River
Lawes
McNaught Syndicate
Juge D'Instruction
Commissaire
Fleuriot
Cape
Monsieur
Nice
Marseille
The Globe Newspaper Ad: Independent Democratic Stance
The Globe presents itself as a 18 independent democratic newspaper pledging to publish the news impartially and support what it believes to be right regardless of party politics. It lists a price indication and branding text.
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the Globe 18
Hitler's Subtle Move On Sudeten Crisis Explored
AP columnist Morgan M. Beatty analyzes Hitler's Nürnberg speech and the German strategy for Sudeten rights. experts note Berlin seeks world opinion approval before any move, arguing Germans share ties with Sudeten Germans and may act only if provoked.
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Czechoslovakia
Sudeten
Cazechoslovakia
Reich
Germany
Hitler
Europe
Austria
Tyrol
Nurnberg
Herr Hitler
Fuehrer
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Mitler
Quietly Forming Farm Bill Aims at Price Fixing Policy
Washington reports a new farm bill in early stages aims to rework price fixing for non-perishables on cost of production, including taxes and management salaries. It suggests lifting acreage limits, with other measures like RFC butter purchases and corn support, while political timing may stall passage.
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Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate
Washington
Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Minnesota
Roosevelt
Hmit
Commodity Credit Corp
RFC
Ron
South
Congress
Renne Allred Posts Bond on Oil Conspiracy Charge
Renne Allred, brother of Gov. James V. Allred, posted 2500 bond in Fort Worth justice court on a federal charge of conspiracy to violate the Connally oil pact. Allred, a Dallas attorney, was indicted in Houston along with Neal Powers and H B Hines. Bond was signed by the defendant and by Webb Walker, Jean B. Collier Jr. and Lt. Ward law of Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
Renne Allred
James V. Allred
Justice of the Peace Court
Allred
Dallas
Houston
Neal Powers
H. B. Hines
Webb Walker
Jean B. Collier, Jr
Lt. Wardlaw
Fors Worth
Danger at the cave as Tarzan hunter escapes
Donald Duck Jeff Biggers vows to wound Tarzan and capture him for Kagundo in exchange for ten emeralds. Jett, weakened by blood loss, reaches for a rifle but Tarzan has already vanished down the mountain.
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Hugo
Dunning
Jeff Biggers
Tarzan
Kagundo
Jett
Tarean
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Free Port
United States
America
Police Dept
Prank
Wright
Max Saltmarsh
Hugo Stern
French Riviera
Archie Lumsden
Ottilie Wills
Chapter
Chateau la Vague
Archie
Wes
Carlton Terrace
Croisette
Dunnin
Amarillo
Eee
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Globe
News-Globe
Mail L
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Morgan M. Beatty
Adolf Hitler
Parm Bureau Federation
AFB
Ese Farmers’ Union
National Grange
Australia
Canada
Donald Duck
Lulu Belle
Sumpin
Moon Mullins
Kayo
Mamie
Virginia
Ohneah
Tarzan the Fearless
Zambeh
Bob
Dr. Brooks
Jeff
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