Spectacle of the town and a tense street showdown
In a tense scene on Main Street a boastful prisoner, a vendetta, and a wary Indian agent collide over coins and promises. Derrick Derr and Judge Windus clash with Shale and Charie as the town drama unfolds, ending with a guarded departure toward Blossom and the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Allison
Derr
Windus
Mr. Shale
Charlie
Suale
Alwa Charis
Walt
Ibener
Bill Derr
Hariie
Allison
Darting Duel Over a Sunlit Street Mystery Girl
A tense street confrontation unfolds as Dora battles charm and deceit. Derr clashes with Charlie and Thorn over a mysterious girl Belle, while a riding rider named Thorn intervenes and suspicions swirl about the young man who may be a girl.
Radio Program Schedule Listings Across Stations
A fragmented, OCR style listing outlines multiple radio programs and segments across stations WOR WGY OKA and others. It notes fashion reports weather forecasts market updates sports scores kiddie stories music and acts at various times with personnel such as Beatrice Gordon Smith and Fritz Kreuber.
Jews Begin Ten Day Period of Devotion This Week
Jews will observe the High Holy Days starting Monday with Rosh Hashanah and continue through Yom Kippur, marking the opening of a ten day period of reflection and prayer. Orthodox and Reform temples plan services, with the holiday culminating near October 2 as the Day of Atonement.
Residents Plan Protest Over Local Gas Station
Residents of Eedaetriet prepare a public demonstration against a new gas station at Berrhwoedial Park. The protest is set for Monday evening on Therk avenue, organized by community members including Banisda and the Sroinet Condi Morday group, with potential delays if weather worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scalipett
Peegionineds Stvert
Therk Avenue
Banisda
Pethnan Tor
Berrhwoedial Park
Residenta of
Eedaetriet
Medical Examiner to Investigate Watchman's Death
Bridgeport hardware plant worker dies at Bridgeport Hospital after clothes ignite while lighting a furnace. Investigation to determine cause of death as a general accident with authorities noting the man delayed seeking help and tried to extinguish flames before summoning assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Mardware Manuf Wine Co
Transney
Wallace Court
Beidge pPort
Medert
Minnie
tCiwellets
Efficient Housekeeping Vest Knitting Pattern Directions
Instructions for man's knitted vest including armhole shaping, pocket openings, and pocket bands. For readers, tips on counting stitches and rows, plus notes on completing the garment and mailing questions to the department. The piece reads like a vintage knitting column with step by step pattern directions and reminders to obtain back copies.
Handy reference hooks and a curious daily home item
The fragment hints at a household reference device or encyclopedia stand in daily use, mentioning children and access issues. It describes a debated choice between a larger or smaller household fixture and suggests ownership or purchase considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel
Firemen Tackle Two Grass Fires in Quick Succession
Two grass fires were reported within ten minutes to the fire department. At 6 06 No 3 Chemical company put out a blaze at Success Hill behind Hillside home. Ten minutes later No 1 Chemical company extinguished a fire burning grass and hedge behind John A uvine home on Golden Hill street near Broad street. Prompt discovery and calling of the fire department limited damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 3 Chemical Company
Success Hill
Hillside Home
Eelork No. 1 Chemical Company
John Augevine
Golden Hill Street
Broad Street
E'm
Thiers
Two Homes Reported Visited by Thieves
Two homes were reported robbed as thieves visited during the night. At 480 Washington Avenue Mrs Gary Lawson found a strong box with checks and a silver pencil left behind after a noise in the cellar. At 151 Park Avenue Henry Cliffe found items disturbed in the rear garage and Miss Doyle 421 Seavey Avenue saw two men flee through a window. Police suspect gas meter thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steen
Gary Lawson
Washington
Parks
Henry Cliffe
Park Avenue
Doyle
Seavey Avenue
City to Call Bids on New Sewers Today
City officials will open bids for over a mile of sewers on Chase, Gilmer, Dewey streets and Boerhment Hills Willowhouse avenues. Work includes pipe up to eight inches in diameter, total length about 9000 feet, bids opened on the date mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Ruty
Lyle
Tronia
Chuseh
Gilmar Main
Dewey Streets
Boerhment
Wilihowuse Avenuee
EU Pd
Mothers and Their Children Stool Design Notes
A fragment discusses a children's bathroom stool to aid step use and handwashing, urging low height and angled, stable legs. It mentions mothers, a husband, and household routines, with tangential references to youth statistics and a New York comparison. The text is incomplete and blends domestic advice with unrelated data.
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Kessler
Ger
Scalawag
Judge Bend
Lindsey
Denver
Mhariie
Tomas
Brittie
Jaerr
Iitne Hess
Stend Dura
Eehal
Dorn
Dora
Dore
Charle
Rora
Hin
Doras
Charlie Shah
Bill Dere
Shale
Hey
Deve
Thorn Bawkins
Devr
Thorn
Ralf
Req
Bill
Jan
Belle
Dolly
Tal
Andy Heen
Chas
Ber
O'Renry
Irving CoBell
Sane
Aeolian Hall
New York City
Mt. Ork State
Farry
Willan J. Slometh
S. Army
Bamberger & Co
Newark
N. J
Ai Ato Gardai Smith
Ino Kreuber
Rutherford
Beatrice Gordons Smith
Aten Jordan-smith
Vita Lokremaer
Rice Gordon-Smilth
Ecu
Fsadaro Munn
Batons
General Electric Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Thigha
Ges Cornell
Siaek
Vasehail
Westr
Nghouee Electric
Mit
Pittsburgh
Vielor
niu—Farm Prograyy
Ruth Bingamion
Pian Mra
Wilson
Alanne Davis
ne-Briebayll
Arlington Tir
Otes
Medford
Hillaide
Mass
Gnienea
Hdisan
Junie
Pollens
Massachusetts
Watchman
Hreakniet Yeast
Lambicon
Healis
Uy Mamtax
Moore
Ani
Budkease and Desk
Noel
Notien
Marigyn Muere
Soring Lane
Alan Enod
George McManus
Maggie
Ives
Te Feavune Seaves
The
Neebs
Tarropucine
Caleb Renrod
By Sol Hess
Betsy
MR. RENROD_ T
Caleb
International Consolidated Pipe
TeMple
Tiey
MR. Renrod
Frudy
Tar Company
eakSo
New York
Nuoneer
Ubrace
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