Marland Bank Readies for Detective Manga Harvey Visit
In Marland Oak Street, at Archer Street’s corner, Randolph Fiske, president of the Marland National Bank, receives a telegram from the Bankers' Protective Association. A comically inept detective, Jim Harvey, arrives with a bulky figure and curious gadget as Miss Seward frets over the unsettling visitor.
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Marland National Bank
Marland+National
Marland
Randolph Fiske
James H. Harvey Bankers’ Protective Ass'n
Miss Seward
Randolph
Fiske
Mr. Fiske
Jim
Harvey
Randolph Flake
Randollph ‘Fiske
Lfe
George
Jim Hanvey
The Toothpick Detective in a Bank Robbery Scene
Jim Hanvey, a sleepy detective, uncovers a bank robbery at Archer street. He rigs a tense confrontation with banker Randolph Fiske, learns the robbery details, and questions Miss Seward as he dissects the crime plan. The tale blends humor with noir intrigue as Hanvey outsmarts the crook.
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Fiske
Randolph Fiske
Hanvey
Jim Hanvey
Tam
Mr. Fiske
James H. Hanvey
BR. P. A
Haomey
Ren
Jim
Harvey
Marland Mills
Helen Seward
Archer
Oak
Archer Street
Biske
Oak Street
Miss Seward
West
National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart
A dated op ed discusses the shift of powers from Congress to the President under FDR. It outlines banking, reorganization, inflation, and military measures, arguing Congress delegated authority and the President expanded control through executive orders and legislation, with political tensions among senators.
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William Bruckart
Washington
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Courts
Supreme Court of the United States
Roosevelt
Franklin
House
Senate
Tme
Federal Reserve, Banks
Federal Reserve
Thomas
Oklahoma
Mystery at Thayer House Ends in Suspected Death
Synopsis describes Anthette Peytonier of Marisnd University resisting Paterson Thayer's attention and Ivy's entanglements. Tony persuades a pause for appeal. Ivy visits Thayer in his room, Vernon arrives and leaves saved, then Thayer is found dead. Police chief Reazen takes charge.
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Anthette Peytonier
University of Marisnd
Paterson
Thayer
Tyrene
Ivy
Tony
Max Vernes
Vernon
Welch
Carmicine
Reazen
Mariani
Peolice
Colors for Auto Tags in 1933 States and District List
A Cleveland Plain Dealer list details 1933 automobile license plate colors by state and District of Columbia. It lists numeral and lettering color then background, with entries such as Alabama white on blue and California orange on black, including several state color pairings and notes on variances.
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District of Columbia
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Fast Relief
Poisons absorbed from souring waste cause dullness and bilious feelings. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin gently and safely clears trouble overnight. Caldwell spent over forty seven years studying constipation to tailor a natural mild laxative that suits men women old and young, with pleasant taste and thorough action.
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Dr. Caldwell
Providence on the Job Yearns to Run Away and Returns
A brief note on Providence who contends with a daily urge to flee yet finds a way to stay. The line captures a persistent tension between impulse and obligation as the subject navigates repeated temptations and restraints.
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Providence
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Coolidge
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Robinson
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Doctors
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Mich
D. King
Zion, Ill
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Bohland
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