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EFFECTIVE PUBLICITY IN MURDER CASES SHAPE JUSTICE
Editorial notes discuss how Governor Edwards used state police to pressure a stalled Hall Mills murder inquiry. Publicity, the piece argues, spurred exhumations and a reexamination that revealed clues contradicting initial statements, prompting a more thorough investigation.
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Travelogue praises Bridgeport in Porterfield piece
A West Coast journalist visits Bridgeport and highlights its appealing traits. The travelogue, though boosterish, presents a balanced selection of facts within space limits and aims to boost Bridgeport’s image across about 200 American newspapers.
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PITY THE POOR POLITICIAN IN A SUMMER ELECTION
A frustrated columnist mocks campaign timing during baseball and football season. With the World Series and major games diverting attention, the writer argues that a late fall election would yield better focus, noting past candidate drift and urging a change in timing to gain undivided attention.
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Weather forecast for South New England and Eastern New York
Cloudy cooler Monday with likely rain Tuesday in South New England and eastern New York. Unsettled conditions, lower temperatures, and possible showers Monday into Tuesday. Observations note widespread showers from Mississippi valley east to Atlantic Seaboard with overcast skies and light winds.
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Kiwanis Movement Spreads in United States and Canada
The article reviews Kiwanis growth from 1915 Detroit roots to 83 clubs and 75,000 members in the U S and Canada, highlighting how business leaders joined for community service. It notes the movement’s appeal to varied professionals, its impact on civic life, and the shift from purely business aims to broader humanitarian collaboration across nations.
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October in the country fosters children's joy and memory
Angelo Patri writes about a sunny October with blue skies and vibrant foliage. He urges families to take children to the open country to harvest nuts, hear birds, and breathe the autumn air, arguing such experiences enrich young minds beyond price.
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Fairfield church to install memorial chimes and clock
A Westminster chimes clock and set of chimes will be placed in the tower of the Fairfield Church of Christ to honor Frederic Slurpie a prominent musician of Palrdeld and in memory of his sister Mrs Swurgis. Presentation by Dis Sor Frederick Stu 1. Tr. with funds from Mrs Swurgis. Installation planned by Semu ary 1923.
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Auto Crash Involving Three Cars In Meriden
A Meriden crash injures two people when a Wilton mobile collides with two wrecked vehicles. Carl B. Carlson of New Britain and Laweehte Gowlt of Meriden are named in the chaotic scene surrounding the collision on a Saturday. Edwied Gackovan’s car is also involved, with occupants fleeing. Police report details are unclear, and two men face charges.
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Neighbor’s Cow Saves Life Then Calls for Calamity
A fragmented tale depicts a neighbor's distraught cry after a cow’s illness. The narrator recalls guilt over past sins and hints at a dark vow as a threat to the town. A final plea asks to join in vengeance, ending amid confusion and instability.
Secret of Winners: Hard Work and Perseverance
The piece argues winners gain success not from magic but by studying, planning, and enduring drudgery. It praises consistent effort, deliberate practice, and clear thinking, noting failures blame misfortune while victors acknowledge toil and stress behind achievement.
Rest vital in meningitis health advice column
Royal 5 Copeland M D urges vigilance on meningitis noting brain coverings and inflammation. Early symptoms include headache and fever with neck stiffness. severe cases show delirium, convulsions, and paralysis. Rest, cool quiet room, and medical supervision are emphasized.
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Answers to Questions Li and medical advice column
A reader asks about chronic headaches and seeks relief. the expert notes headaches arise from multiple causes and require a thorough physical exam to identify the exact source and tailor treatment. Short stature questions are addressed with general health, nutrition, exercise, and outdoor activity under a supervisor to improve wellbeing. Other inquiries touch stomach pain causes, physician consultation, fluids before wearing dressings, and pasteurized milk guidance. final advice points readers to Dr. R. B. Copeland for further letters and personalized replies if self addressed stamped envelopes are provided.
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Answers to Questions From a 1930s Science Quiz Sheet
A collection of student queries and departmental answers on topics from glass use in automobiles to ancient Turkish janissaries. It covers car glass consumption, corn silage indicators, hydrogen use on ships, and the Janissaries with notes on 19th century mutiny, plus a glance at tickler coils in vacuum tubes and Huguenot migration to Charleston shaped by etymology.
New Mexico Woman Runs for Congress Title
Mrs Warren, of Spanish descent, led in New Mexico Republican primaries and aims to win the November election. She has served as Santa Fe superintendent and chaired state boards, with strong family lineage and regional influence.
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School Lunches Aid With New Book for Children
An early 20th century message urges mothers and teachers to obtain a new book promoting proper school lunches. It explains a healthy diet aids alertness and growth, and offers packing tips and recipes for sandwiches, salads, and sweets. Readers are asked to mail a coupon with two stamps to Washington.
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