Custody fight over baby Juanita Lane Anslem in Wyandotte judge ruling
In Kansas City Kansas Louis Anslem 26 seeks habeas corpus for infant Juanita Geneva Lane Anslem born March 4 to Esther Lane 18 after her death March 1 3 custody granted to baby's maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs William Lane of Kansas City Kan Anslem claims paternal rights and asks for custody challenging the grandparents hold on the child.
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Rochester
N. Y
Rockefeller-Eastman Hospital
Man says dreams led him to kill wife in Jamaica
Sam Fulton, 40, of 16 Church Street, Jamaica, told Detective Sabatino that his wife Maria Fulton spoke to him in dreams from heaven and urged him to report the murder to the police so he could be electrocuted. He admitted striking her with a hammer after discovering infidelity and waited five weeks before reporting.
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Sam Fulton
Church Street
Jamaica
Sabatino
Maria Fulton
Fulton
Jamaica Court
Magistrate Miller
Deserts Baby to Seek Thrills With Bandit
Mrs. Leon H. Miller twenty years old is jailed after deserting her husband and infant to travel with a man she met in Kansas City Missouri. The pair robbed a gasoline station en route to New York City and the man is being hunted. Miller later admitted she joined him for the glamour of crime.
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Cleveland
Leon H. Miller
Kansas City
New York City
Cathedral Sinking At St. Isaac in Leningrad
Structural cracks grow in the granite columns of St. Isaac Cathedral in Leningrad as it sinks on submerged piles. The 15 million dollar church, built over 50 years with shared labor, saw this work halted by Bolsheviks.
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Leningrad
Cathedral of St. Isaac
Bolsheviki
Warns Women Smokers in New York Health Warning
Dr. Herman Prinz of the University of Pennsylvania warns that women smokers in the Orient suffer higher cancer deaths than men, largely due to tobacco use. The warning underscores gendered cancer risk linked to smoking.
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New York
Herman Prinz
University of Pennsylvania
Orient
Deportation For Drug Clerk After One Drink Sold
Abraham Mirsky a drug clerk in New York is ordered deported after selling a single drink. His final citizenship papers were issued the same day he served the customer and have since been cancelled.
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New York
Abraham Mirsky
Saved by Blind Dog in New Rochelle Fire Rescue
A fifteen year old fox terrier named Fudge, blind and deaf, saved Mrs. Henry Brooks from death when her New Rochelle home caught fire. The heroic dog barked to awaken his mistress during the blaze.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Fudge
Henry Brooks
Determining the Value of Dairy Sires in U S Agriculture
The USDA explains how to judge a dairy bull by his daughters production records. A study of 2,182 dams shows daughters outproduced dams by 377 pounds of milk and 19 pounds of butterfat, with variations by sire quality and dam productivity.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Bureau of Dairying
Washington
B.C
Best Dairy Farmers Try to Raise Winter Feeds
Dairy specialist J. W. Linn of Kansas State Agricultural College says farmers who grow most or all winter feed on their own farms tend to profit per cow better than those who buy feed. He notes that profitable dairying hinges on producing sufficient right kind feeds, with grain supplements needed when roughage like alfalfa is available.
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J. W. Linn
Kansas State Agricultural College
Linn
Not Good as Dairymen
A speaker argues that men bred for beef cattle crops or general farming do not fit dairying. He asserts dairying pays when well conducted but warns against forcing unrelated farmers into dairy work, noting lasting profits require satisfaction and steady practice.
Josephs Forgiving Love Brightens Father’s Hope
A Bible lesson outlines Joseph elevated to prime minister in Egypt after interpreting dreams and guiding famine survival. Judah’s plea prompts Benjamin’s freedom, leading to Joseph revealing his identity and forgiving his brothers. The story connects to Christ’s forgiving grace toward Jews and salvation for Jacob’s family.
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Jesus Christ
The Accounting God Calls for Count of Talents Entrusted
A Maritime Baptist article notes that God will ask for an account of the one talent entrusted to a person rather than the four or five not received. It emphasizes faithful stewardship.
Selfishness and the reward of sacrifice
A succinct aphorism notes that selfish people demand love yet offer neither love nor sacrifice, leaving them to complain about life while giving nothing in return. The quote underscores a moral critique of selfish character.
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Peope
Wry farmer’s quip after lunch echoes in town
In Mobile Alabama the humor unfolds as a farmer, quiet at luncheon with his young son, pockets a delivered line after leaving a package behind. He jokes his wife is the one thing he can’t manage to walk away from, a dry, subtle wit noted by onlookers.
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Ala
Punny misfire on the trail of wild turkeys in town
Lum Dumm of Slippery Slap recounted a comic hunting mishap in the county seat. A town man crawling through brush dragged his gun muzzle first and, to everyone's amusement, did not have it loaded, avoiding any injury.
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Slippery Slap
Kansas City Times
War Drives Cotton and Linen Prices Higher Ad
The advertisement notes prices of cotton and linen have doubled due to the war and suggests lengthening their service by using Red Cross Ball Blue in laundry. Grocers place the notice.
Theater origins from Greece to medieval church plays
The theater began in Greece as a space near Dionysus temple with a dancing chorus. Later stages arose and medieval plays added dialogue in church services and vernacular sacred stories. The earliest recorded admission was 2 to 4 pence.
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Dionysius
Lead Turned to Mercury Reported by Amsterdam Professor
Experiments at Amsterdam led by Professor Smits claim successful transmutation of lead into mercury. The ongoing controversy over turning mercury into gold continues, with this result seen as definite progress by supporters.
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Amsterdam
Smits
Right at Home Ruby Oh Dialog Sparks Quiet Plans
A tender exchange shows a couple planning a future in a cozy home. Richard reassures, and the pair imagines a shared life, hinting at marriage and a stable domestic scene.
Titled Woman Lawyer Joins English Legal Ranks
Lady Ankaret Howard sister of the Earl of Carlisle enters the list of successful students who qualified in Roman law. She belongs to the Inner Temple as the second daughter of the eleventh Earl and was born in 1900. The Baroness Clifton remains the only titled woman called to the bar.
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Ankaret Howard
Earl of Carlisle
Howard
Inner Temple
Baroness Clifton
Leighton Bromswold
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Natural Bowel Regularity
An advertising item touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, non griping laxative option for those over fifty. It claims to establish regular bowel movement without upsetting the system, and urges readers to buy a 60 cent bottle at local pharmacies to test its效果.
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