The Gypsy Child Search Ends In Suspicion
A gypsy camp faces police suspicion as they deny hiding Allen the three year old. The chief and guards search the camp while a gypsy woman explains a donated pair of shoes, pointing to a village house as a possible giver. The scene shifts to Ned and Cherry with tension over Arthur and a looming Wellsburg divorce.
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Police
Allen
Billy
Little Allen
Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron
Cherry
Phoebe
Ned
Hamlen
Ymother
Arthur
Wellsburg
Jack
Germany abolishes tipping formalized
Germany is the only country to have formally abolished tipping, marking a unique stance on gratuities and service pay within its labor and consumer practices.
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Germany
Country
Williams Treatment Promises Relief For Uric Acid Ailments
Advertises The Williams Treatment for excess uric acid affecting joints kidneys and bladder. Claims relief from rheumatic pain stiff joints backache and urinary issues with a free 75 cent bottle offer upon sending name address and a 10 cent postage fee. Includes company address in East Hampton Connecticut and states one bottle per address.
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Williams
Dr. D. A.illiams Company
Dept
V-576
P. Co
East Hampton
Conn
Danderine Claims Hair Stops Shedding and Thickens
A 35 cent bottle of Dan derine at any drug store promises to stop hair loss after one application and banish dandruff. The ad asserts every hair regains life, vigor, brightness and color with fuller appearance.
Bootlegger Hideaway Uncovered in Mystery House
Police raiding Anton Millers restaurant and soft drink cafe on Public Square found a hidden system of secret spring trap doors vaults and clever devices designed to fool authorities. Several gallons of whiskey were recovered from a cellar vaults and a cash register acted as a door to another vault.
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Lima
Anton Miller
Public Square
Minor League Draft Crews Meet in New York
Representatives of the American and National Leagues met in New York on October 15 to draft players from minor leagues. The American League won the toss for first choice.
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New York
Landis Asked to Mediate Railroad Labor Dispute
Chicago October 15 Judge K M Landis was asked to arbitrate the difficulties between railroads and their employees in a letter from the Soo Line union leaders and company officials.
Pick Knox Successor to Pennsylvania Senate Seat
Washington October 45 William E Crow of Uniontown appears set to succeed Philander Chase Knox as junior senator from Pennsylvania per close friends of Governor Sproul. Barking is not a natural trait of the dog. A wild dog will learn the habit if raised among tame ones. Judge Taft cigar five cents.
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Pick Knox
Washington
William E. Crow
Uniontown
Philander Chase Knox
Pennsylvania
Sproul
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