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Newspaper
Bowen Chronicle
Location
Bowen, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
7
Thompson plans to leave his current job and switch lines. A long time associate notes Thompson has lost interest, expects to be dismissed by year’s end, and now shows little initiative or punctuality.
Household decoration increasingly uses black to add solidity in main features and to subdue bright colors in accessories. It stabilizes otherwise vivid schemes, appears in wallpaper, carpets, glassware, lighting, and linens, and requires discretion as it easily shows dust and dirt.
Paris reports fivefold rise in air passengers to London between 1932 1931 and 1938. Imperial Airways notes January traffic across the Channel with 2 000? passengers in 1938 and 974 in 1932 and 477 in 1931.
Washington reports a surge in counterfeiting amid unemployment and unrest. The U S Secret Service urges vigilance after issuing warning circulars showing seventeen counterfeit examples and noting about seventy unidentified productions circulated nationwide. Detecting methods vary, with engraving being common and some notes passing banks before detection.
Ted Nobriga the 22 year old right handed pitcher from Honolulu Hawaii and University of Hawaii arrived at the St Louis Cardinals Bradenton Florida camp as the leading rookie traveler to major league spring training grounds.
Chief Moran notes counterfeiting rises in recessions. In the year to June 30 1932 authorities seized counterfeit notes totaling 540 538 and altered notes 24 215 plus coins 49 773. About 2 000 arrested on counterfeiting charges as plates molds and dies were seized.
Trier Germany church officials announce a rare exhibit of the Seamless Coat of Jesus from July 28 to September 3 in the Trier cathedral. The relic, believed brought to Trier by Saint Helena over a millennium ago, has resided in the cathedral treasure chamber since 1196 and drew millions at prior displays, including 1891.
The piece recalls Saunders finishing a two mile race with full effort despite poor odds, a testament to sportsmanship and perseverance. It contrasts with Collins who plans to quit university, citing his father’s view and a lack of incentive to continue studies. The 1933 Western Newspaper Union item reflects attitudes of the era.
Worth's of Paris presents a day wear ensemble featuring a white linen shirt and jacket paired with a striped crepe blouse black white and red. A metal buckle belt completes the look in the new summer fashion display.
Waldemar Kaempffert notes amnesia as a common human trait with many cases reported in the New York Times since 1980. He explains types like localized and retrograde amnesia and how ordinary memory gaps can feel like new personalities or obscure one’s past.
A 40 plus warning about chronic constipation leads to piles and other disorders. It urges bowel care at any age and advises consulting a doctor for the proper treatment. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is promoted as a safe, effective prescription for constipation for all ages.
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