Monte Carlo Intrigue Touches A Luxury Villa
Hargrave Wendever a country financier visits Monte Carlo with Violet Martin and Robert. Trentino and Mey plot amid baccarat at the Calton. A gunfire scene ends in Hobson's collapse as police close in. A Persian census note closes the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir Hargrave Wendever
Ihe
Werdsver
Violet Martin
Monte Carlo
Thoret
Robert
Puncha
Monte Cario
Wenderer
London
Ana
Yulee
Maine and Mass towns hold elections in varied results
Boston AP dispatch reports seven Maine cities electing Democratic mayors in four cases and Republican mayors in three. Bath mayor ran unopposed. Waterville Saco and South Portland elected Republican mayors, with South Portland’s returning incumbent. Massachusetts towns showed broad issue diversity led by Dartmout h’s record vote. Ashburnham officers ousted during a liquor and gambling clean-up sought reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Maine
Massachusetts
Officn
Yeaterda Deniccrata
Dilsworth
Lewiston
Hastgort
Bath
Waterville
Saco
South Portland
Dartmouth
Ashburnham
Princess De Braganza Regains Citizenship
Newport R I March 2 In Superior court here today Princess Miguel De Bragan na Yregaine regained her American citizenship. Before marriage she was Miss Anne Stewart of Elberton New Jersey daughter of William Rhinelander Stewart. Married in 1909 to Prince De Braganza she became a Spanish subject. Husband died in 1822. Since 1919 the princess has lived at her father's estate the Moorings and has been active in Newport society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Miguel de Braganna Yregaine
Anne Stewart
Wiliam Rhinelander Stewart
Elberton
N. J
Prince de Braganza
Quake Echoes In Quebec On Anniversary Night
In Quebec city six faint earthquakes were felt today on the anniversary of last year’s quake. The shocks caused great excitement but no damage was reported. residents compared the tremors to the sound of heavy traffic over cobblestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Almge
Fun Bath Follies and Comic Skits Parade Through Page
A jumble of vaudeville style bits and comic exchanges appears, featuring playful quips about Funbaths, flirtatious praise, musical greetings, and humorous restaurant sketches. It blends light verse, stage direction, and classroom skits with names and lines characteristic of a lively 1940s humor page.
Salt Rising Bread Recipe Printed For Home Cooks
A housekeeper reader shares a Salt Rising Bread recipe with exact measurements. It details scalding milk with cornmeal sugar and salt, warm fermentation, gradual addition of warm water and flour, kneading, rising, shaping into two loaves, and baking about 50 minutes in a medium hot oven with 350 to 375 degrees. A note urges maintaining warmth to foster bacteria and mentions brushing tops with melted butter for a softer crust.
Humorous and Poetic Submissions Sought for Paper
Readers may contribute original humor epigrams and verse for the paper with pay rates from 24 cents to 1 dollar per line and 31 to 10 dollars per contribution. Submissions must be single‑sided, addressed to the editor, and will not be returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Iba
Fim
Tapestries Valued at 40000 Stolen from New York Shop
Three tapestries valued at about 40000 were stolen early today from the art shop of Barton, Prince & Willon located on Hast 67th Street off Third Avenue. The thief gained entry with burglary tools, tearing tapestries from walls and damaging several jars made in the Fifth and Sixth centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barton, Prince & Willon
Loc
Hast 67Th Atreek
Trith Avenue
Thiever
Emmaline Learns to Sew Despite Teacher Challenge
A girl named Emmaline struggles with sewing in school. Her mother fears Thursday sessions but seeks help from the sewing teacher. Emmaline, awkward yet diligent, endures praise and practice until she can sew a doll dress and gains a small sense of relief and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmaline
Emmazine
Timmaline
Reading health warnings on life expectancy and heart disease
An old health column argues that life expectancy has risen due to better infant and elderly care but midlife mortality remains high. It urges temperate living to prevent heart and kidney disease, noting personal responsibility in diet, exercise, and stress. Questions on kidney trouble and nervousness follow with offer of mailed advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Oh Margy by John Held Jr
Cartoon caption features Margy declaring frugality jokes about cheapness versus enjoying life. The piece captures social humor and a lighthearted stance on thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Held, Jr
Mothers and Their Children The Same Principles Apply
A mother reflects on teaching resilience through a sewing machine mishap. Her observant daughter repeats the refrain cry over split milk, urging calm and practical action by sending for the repairman. The anecdote underlines steady approach to everyday annoyances.
Nancy’s Resting Foot Fracture Affects Afternoon
A child named Nancy, after a morning of play, sits on the floor with a foot doubled beneath her. Her mother warns that the foot will tire and ache, Hamford Woodward notes the moment as she rests and confides that the injury may need attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Atter
Robert
Hargrave
Sir Hargrave
London
Nancy
Alee Vt
Hanford Woodward
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hobson
Amuck
Violet
Eclaireur
Bam Hodson
Trentino
Trentin
Wepstairs
Mio
Hari
Jesnes
Father
Mrrentino
Waok
Stargrave
Sadie
Mr. Trentino
Bir
Hargravet
Trevegal Adviger
Miss Sadie
Hoth
Annex
Persia
Mochin
Alwand Mountain
Harare
Menice
Mass
Princess DE Braganza
The
Maxson Foxhall Judell
Misa Folsom
Folsom
Wallace M. Bayliss
Rudie Guiay
Ang
Florence Best
Muriel Clark
Aincet
Jean
Clara
Ness
Marion
Emmet Loveman
Schene
Octile G. Acer
Airdale
Lotta
Ream
Gertrude
Wirma
Terry Firma
Tia
Inife
Wolfe
Yobones
KRAZY
Dusty
Teeteher
Nick
Carnie
Garrie
Ixpensea
Meerety Reniles
Mrs. T O, Toumey
Laura A. Kirkman
Dinter
Faunty
Marel P. Q
F. J. Cy
Margy
George McManus
Nou
Nwovdr
Nour Hand
Iskippy
Oie
Percy Crusby
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!