Private Investigator Hunch Sparks Probe Into Stolen Sedan
Amid a wave of fear in Sag Harbor over a staged bank robbery and a threatening Chinese message, Dicky and Tomerraitt pursue a lead sparked by the license plate on the blue sedan. Police debris point to a stolen car, but the owner’s whereabouts remain unclear as the household fortifies the farmhouse and guards its children.
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Eimer Livan
Lillian
Dicky
Masty
Dillan
Goez
Amy
Inko
Derry
Katie
Marien
Jerry
Nicky
Harry Underwood
Tantege Placer
Sag Herbor
Bia Pasitier
St War
North Haven
Sag Harbor
Tomerraitt
Horoscope for February 22 23 Highlights of Fate and Fortune
The Stars Say ONEVIEVE REMBLE forecasts a week of occult interests and secret dealings with potential profit from diplomacy and discreet ventures. A year of intrigue and expediency may favor contracts, corporate arrangements, and subtle strategies, with promotions possible for those on the threshold of opportunity.
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Wibcay
Mersers
Bain
Home liquor approval debated by prohibition commission
The article reports on a federal commission discussion led by Mrs. Willebrandt and Woodcock regarding home production of alcoholic beverages under Prohibition. It covers opinions on enforcement limits, the intent of Congress, and the prospects of state responsibility if the Eighteenth Amendment is altered. It also notes educators’ views on youth and Prohibition’s impact, plus international comparisons and varied state enforcement results.
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Willebrandt
Woodcock
Congress
Woodcocle
Dennison
Albert B. Sawyer
Rep
John M Morehead
Unitted
Sweden
Comwiteimn
Prohibition Bureasu
Doctor Doran
Prohibition
Fashion Echoes From 1931 Styles Across Centuries
A New York report notes spring 1931 fashion nods to past eras with off shoulder decolletage, wide flounced sleeves, and double breasted coats echoing late 1700s and 1800s silhouettes. It contrasts modern roadster wear with Whalebone Hoop exclusions and Civil War era sleeves while pointing to military influence in Directoire era shapes.
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York
Cogenie
Lons Philippe
France
Father Bequeaths Firearms and Car to Son in Will
In Columbles a probate judge recorded a will issued by Bostwick Howard Dill former Franklin County court stenographer. He left to his son Douglas twenty two fishing tackle firearms and a car used during hunting trips. The text urges the son to never point firearms at anyone and to enjoy outdoor life for physical well being.
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Columbles
Homer
Bostwick Howard
Dill
Franklin County
Hhe
Douglas
Ceudon
Women Elected to Senior Honorary at Okla University
Three senior women were elected to Phoenix the newly organized senior women's honorary at Oklahoma University on Friday. Honorees were Susan Porterfield State College Pa Marine Fluke Innes sie and Edna Ervin Stoelport, chosen for scholastics and extracurriculars.
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Phoenix
Okla University
Susan Porterfield
State College
Marine Fluke Innessie
Edna Ervin
Stoelport
Hell Week Abolished by Ohio University Pan-Hellenic Council
The Ohio University Pan-Hellenic Council voted to end rough initiation practices known as hell week aligning with National Pan-Hellenic standards. Sororities across campus moved to abolish pranks and routines, and initiations are planned for April 25 and 27.
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Ome University
National
Pan-Helenice Council
Ohio University Pan-Hellenic Council
Group To Inspect Marietta Power Unit
Nayor Robert Wood John Colting city serving director and Athens Cy Conn el members will visit Marietta Wednesday to inspect the power plant in use for generation of current. The tour aims to determine the advisability of erecting an annular plant in Athens. Officials will greet the visiting party and tour the Marietta power plant.
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Nayor Robert Wood
John
Colting
Athens
Cy Connel
Marietta
Wednesda
Tor Waller
Steidman
Barveleia
Universalist Church Announces Sermons and Events
The Universalist Church of Rockland schedules sermons on various topics including American Leadership and Melt Fire. Sunday School starts at 10 am with nightly services, and a special Thursday to Thursday study period. Mr Stanley C Stall will preach Monday and Tuesday nights. An education fundraiser with free admission supports religious education in public schools. Minor’s appointments link to Frost Universalist Church next week.
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Eoldsk
Stanley C. Stall
Universalist Church of
Rockland
Minors
Rocks
Communists Defeated in Paraguayan Town Clash
In Asuncion on February 1 a band of 10 alleged Communists held carnation for hours before civic authorities drove them out. The band fled up the Farana River in launches carrying 1 506 000 pesos and stolen merchandise. Martial law across the Republic of Fars- Guay extended by President Ose F. Gagzert was imminent after the encounter.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Republic of
Fars- Guay
Ose F. Gagzert
Incarnation
Farana
Gas Well Struck on Hebbardsville Farm
Hebbardsville reports a gas well struck on the R. Hi King farm south of Marietti. The well began producing around 25600 cubic feet per day after striking gas at a depth near 600 feet. Local landmen L F Smuthberger aided drilling teased the land for operations.
Wells on Lease Facing Attack at King Property
Two other productive wells exist on the lease adjoining the King property. The narrative notes a dispute or attack involving the King property, indicating contested rights or operations on neighboring fields.
Transportation Means Exhibited at School
An Athens Junior High School General Science class displayed about a hundred transportation toys and models. Under J F Newcomb, eighth graders presented early forms from foot and horse power to oxen drawn wagons, carts, and watercraft, with notable pieces including a soap-carved toy and a cast iron wheel toy.
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Ogg
Athens
Grady
J. F. Newcomp
Phip Hodels
Pal‘van Thade
Defended Mother in Manslaughter Case Incomplete Text
Ming Levi, 13, held at Cisers on manslaughter charge in death of Fred Like, a roomer in her mother’s home. Levi said she shot Luke when she found him choking her mother, but after hearing witnesses the court’s jury voted to hold for grand jury action.
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Ming Luce Levi
Cisers, I
Fred Like
Miss Levi
Luke
Cofontt
Erand
Vaccine Treatment in Scarlet Fever
A cartoonish medical advisory by R. Copeland M D urges scarlet fever prevention through vaccines. It notes the disease is highly contagious, outlines early symptoms such as a strawberry tongue and peeling skin, and promotes the Schick test and diphtheria vaccine links.
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Copeland
M. D
U.S
New York
Meath
Cty
Spain
Girl Scout Meeting Updates Troop 1 2 and 4
Tenia panned and pled at the Atvens Cut Scouts leaders meeting. Four new members joined Troop 1 Virginia Porter Margaret Kelly Susan Dantrad and Latchche Wang. Troop 2 worked on tenderfoot second class and merit badge tests. Troop 4 members passed bedmaking tests and planned a two mile hike for map making and a Saturday hike. The meeting closed with girl scout zenga.
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Tenia
Zames
Atvens Cut
Tooms
Miattera
Zenga
Virginia Porter
Margaret Kelly
Susan Dantrad
Latchche Wang
Pcouln
Hathryn Hailer
Mauchine McClead
Charlotte LaTouretts
Cardinal
Regsular
Mary "Anne Stith
Sara Matefield
Troop 4
Silly Atarganet Johnston
Shadow Flight to Queen Totty's Party
A chaotic tale follows Knarf and companions as they chase a dragonfly across a magic brook toward Queen Totty and Ring Oberon of Fairyland. They raft a tonthpick raft and race to reach the party while Knarf hopes for a necktie reward from the dragonfly’s queen.
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Jiknid
Yor
Maver Fock
Qheen Totty
Ring Oberon
Fairvland
Vuck
Tonthpicka
Knarf
Ted
Esfeng
Unreadable OCR Fragment Hints at 1920s New England Scene
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a scene near Paris street in Connecticut with references to Oxford Conn and places like Waurtford. The garbled lines suggest a local incident or transit note, mentioning Morell Frincle and a motor or stage arrival, but the exact event and dates are unclear.
Notable Doctor to Visit Athens for Private Medical Examinations
Dr Albert F Snell formerly of an Athens sanitarium will conduct a limited clinic at the Terry Hotel on Thursday February 26 offering examinations and treatment for a wide range of ailments in men women and children. The notice promises confidential personal consultations and modern methods, urging readers to seek the doctor’s expert opinion for health concerns and possible cure or relief.
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Athens
Ohio
Terry Hote
Tein
Watt
Gating
Treetmint
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