Kaiser's Cup Made Mostly of Pewter Say Report
New York reports reveal the Kaiser's Cup won by Wilson Marshall of Bridgeport in 1906 is largely pewter, not gold. Assayers value its intrinsic worth at under 40 dollars, after it sold for 125000 to aid the Red Cross, then broken for distribution by Marshall McCarthy of New York. Stratford case: 13 Portuguese men arrested for card gambling in a Hollister Heights cellar owned by George Tanta. police led by Chief William Nichols.
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Bits of Byplay by Luke McLuke era humor compilation
Fragmented humor and quips from Luke McLuke featuring jokes on prohibition gossip photography and social foibles. Snippets reference Amateurs photographers vacations gossip old jokes and city life with a playful newspaper voice.
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