Safe-Opening Specialist Trusted by Royals and Diplomats
A famed safe cracker known as Mr X to protect his identity helps King Victor Emmanuel by opening a personal safe without damage using a touch-based wire technique. He travels worldwide, called by diplomats and professionals, with a father and grandfather lineage in safe manipulation.
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Tronic
Victor Emmanuel
Eurupy
Neltee Comemunist
Win
Sammed
Rowe
Mr. X
Savoia
Coledon
Yorks
Mr X
Berlin
Praness Joseph
XN Sai
Tam Ihe
Father
Deposit of Stone Age Man's Leavings Found
Minng in Austin area uncovers a cave near the place named the Druga's Don. Enormous deposits of phosphates are being excavated. In a side cave evidence of human occupation is uncovered with quartz implements and other utensils and human bones found.
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Minng
Austin
Tom
Phace
Druga
Don
Countess Weds Yankee Rock Specialist in Europe
New York Tribune reports a "Countess Weds Yankee" tale of a rock specialist who has stayed honest and proud of his craft while living in Europe. Also noted is the jailment of Vance for assaulting an 80 plus year old mother in Madilan Wash with marks on throat and bruises, with moonshine cited as the cause.
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Europe
New York Tribune
Madilan
Wash—cJick Vance
Varen
Haunted Years Victim Alive After Old Dice Fight
In Kansas City Missouri Steuben Malt of Paris Massachusetts faced a man on Honver street whom he believed he had killed 14 years earlier after a dispute over a dice game. A letter from Denver to Shatzee, manager at the Faol Specialty Company, details the remarkable case. The message came from Reuben B. Hail, half brother of Shatzer. Vall, a young farmer near Paris, disappeared after a harvest.
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Kansas City
Steuben E. Malt
Paris
Honver
Cole
Denver
Shatzee
Faol Specialty Company
Shatzer
Reuben B. Hail. Vall
Parisy Sa
Disappearance Tale Unfolds in Suspense Letter
The longest letter to Mr. Shatzer recounts a 14 year desertion under the name Harry B. Thomas of Veaver. Hall’s family mourned him as dead until a Denver street reunion with the man he believed hunted for murder revealed they had met. The letter details a staged death, a dice loss, fugitive life, and a later reunion with his wife and six year old daughter, declaring himself the happiest man in the country.
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Mr. Shatzer
Harry EB. Thomas
Hall
Harry B. Thomas
Veaver
Thomas
Denver
John Williamason
Learok
Kansas City
Agli
Williamson
Tela
Quarrel
Gil
Flemish Tenacity Wins Out in Rebuilding Belgium
Belgians with government aid rebuild homes and revive barren lands in Flanders. Motor tractors loaned, fields revived with chalk and chemicals, and farms expand as population recovers from wartime losses. Despite scars of war, Flemish peasants salvage war debris and restore crops and orchards, honoring fallen Allied soldiers.
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Brussels
Flanders
Belgium
Leta
Skel
Etons
Yser
Lin Lyued
Percevers
Ministry of Agriculture
Baron Nuzette
Sis Stam
M. Boerenboom
Fall fashion features longer skirts and coats in mixed styles
Fashion notes describe fall silhouettes with longer skirts and coats, focused on varied sleeve and collar shapes. Elaborate trims dominate, with suede like finishes, taupe fur accents, embroidered panels, and moleskin fur details enhancing the typical one color ensembles.
Knitted Clothes Fashion for School and Play
The article traces a girl's growing wardrobe from winter baby wear to school outfits and adult knits. It highlights knitted coats, middy blouses, scarfs, mittens, and taly fabrics like wool velour and broadcloth, noting colors, fur trims, and practical warmth for children’s varied activities.
Ione Neighbor Shares Lydia E Pinkham Testimony
A Moundsville West Virginia woman recounts relief from irregular and painful menses after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges others to seek advice and health information from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts warnings and confidentiality noted. Government hires many hunters to trap wildlife, with counts showing thousands of animals killed including wolves coyotes bobcats and lynxes, reporting potential agricultural savings for western farmers.
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Grance Tegarden
Third Street
Moundsville
W. Vas
Mra
Eparden
Lydia
Pinkham
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Massachusetts
Atrich Conf
Forgotten North Delaware Street blaze leaves shell of home
A brief Akron style report recalls a recent fire on North Delaware Street nearly destroying a resident’s home. A neighbor overheard onlookers saying only a shell remains, as a child announces the burned house is now just a shelf.
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Delaware Street
Thilanapolis News
Fragmentary Dusty Verse Exchange In Odd Dialogue
A garbled dialogue references wine and poetry with unclear speakers Miss Cay cone and Tam in a cryptic scene. The text hints at jazz poetry and bootlegging, mentioning Omar and Omir as alleged proper persons amid a puzzling exchange.
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Miss Cay
Cone
Tam
Omyr
Taken at Once Fhre-Compose We Short Story
Carns Magazine presents a compact narrative rich in emotion and urgent longing. A terse, stylized exchange builds tension as two figures reveal hidden motives and a fragile bond. The piece clusters intimate moments into a swift, cinematic vignette.
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Carns Magazine
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