Daring Escape in Romilly Gorge Rescue
In a violent rainstorm in Romilly canyon Pia and Jinny face a rising flood as Sgt. Simon and carriers struggle to evacuate. Jinny sacrifices herself with Pia to grab the rescue rope, saving Pia just as the torrent sweeps the others away.
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Pia
Jinny
Pla
Turk
Simon
Jiong
Creek
Slong Creek
Dia
Ile
Jimny
Romilly Canyon
Jiang
Swetheart
Theu
Jung
Sergent Simet
Finny
Gypsy
Vin
Jumy
Romilly
Simei
Papuan Goldfields Hold a Timed Observation on Treasure Hole
On Tatatata’s sunlit flat, old sailors and Papuan natives gather as Spicer and Coxon plan a timed strike at twelve o'clock to claim the bottom treasure-hole. Tension rises while the warden watches and the stake among twenty nine claims awaits the decisive moment.
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Tatatata
Tatutate
Papua
Spicer
Cuxon
Uoop On
Smithson
Tataryt Northing
Coxon
Cavan
Cuxup
Magistrace
Tutntata
Caxon
Bob Whitson
Toms
Sound waves can kill living creatures at high frequencies
Abundant proofs that sound waves lethal to animals are cited by T G Bridges. High pitched waves reportedly cause instant death by blood cell rupture. The article notes sound can extinguish fire and damage structures, suggesting powerful vibrations affect flames and buildings alike.
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T. G Bridges
Charles Kellogg
California
Long Long Chance
A brief Hillsboro News Herald item notes a man’s role as a smart husband, highlighting that his wife’s opinion of him grows after marriage. The piece presents a witty-sounding maxim about marriage and personal judgment.
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Hillsboro News- Herald
Only Time of Power Is Now, Says Leader
A reformist figure proclaims the present moment as the sole period of real influence. Authorities emphasize urgency and collective action to seize immediate opportunities. The message frames timing as critical to affecting change.
Society and the Criminal: Future Prisons and Reform
The text argues the nation's prison system fails to reform inmates and urges prisons to serve as disciplinary schools for reformable offenders, permanent segregation for the incorrigible, and laboratories to study crime. It assigns indirect blame to crime commissions, legislatures, judges, and parole boards for rising penalties and riots. Punishment should protect, correct, and deter.
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Columbus
Ohio
Press Helpful in Crisis Exalts Free Speech and Public Confidence
The piece extols journalism for calming hysteria during economic downturns. It argues accurate information prevents panic, lifts unemployment fear, and preserves the business fabric while upholding free speech as a national safeguard guiding laws and policy.
Dangers of Modern Homes Endangering Child Life
The essay argues that American adults dominate the home and the rise of schools erodes child-centered life. It cites rising adult population ratios, frequent moves, work outside the home, and crowded living quarters as factors pushing children into streets or restricted environments, eroding family bonds and basic child needs.
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America
Clean House Call for Law Reform in Public Interest
The speaker laments low public respect for American law and the legal profession. He urges law schools to include practical business training and administration alongside theory, and calls for better lawyers’ organizations to promote public service and abandon the belief that law is a monopoly for lawyers.
Standards of Press Rising in Public Service
The piece argues rising journalism standards encourage a powerful yet constructive press. It notes the challenge to make civic ideals engaging and praises continual progress toward social advance and public service through thoughtful reporting.
Secret Suffering and Pipe Remedy Promised on Air
A distressed caller pleads for relief before domestic breakdowns worsen. The program pitches a new or cleaned pipe with Sir Walter Raleigh tobacco as a milder, richer option. The Raleigh Revue airs Fridays at 10:00 PM New York Time on the WEAF coast-to-coast network.
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Sir Walter Raleigh
Tuma
New York
WEAF
N. B.G
Aid Subnormal Children Lunches For Atlanta Pupils
The Junior League of Atlanta provides free wholesome lunches for pupils in ungraded classes described as subnormal mentally and often physically. The effort includes careful weighing and medical attention to assist in correcting deficiencies.
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Atlanta
Junior League
Society
League
Bride's Way Recipe Adjustment Sparks Kitchen Humor
In a playful note the bride explains she halved a four person recipe and cooked half the ingredients for half the time, joking about the pie and meat not yet cooked as foreseen in a cookery book.
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Minnesota Supreme Court
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Newhouse
Salt Lake City
Utah
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