Civilians Should Solve Air Problem, Expert Declares
Lord Cecil in an exclusive interview argues civilians, not military, should determine air policy. He praises Allied air control in Britain, citing seven years of unified oversight shaping a clear air strategy and better officer temperament. He warns senior officers who cannot fly lack sympathy with subordinates.
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America
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Royal
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Air Force
Air Forc
England
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Ceell
Emerald Git Promises Fast Varicose Vein Relief
A dubious ad touts Emerald Git a powerful germicide claimed to shrink varicose veins quickly and also reduce enlarged glands, warts, and boils. It urges readers to visit Buslman's Cut Rate Drug Stores and ask for a two ounce original bottle with firm guarantees.
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Buslman
Mae Murray Seeks Divorce Amid Hollywood Buzz
Mae Murray seeks divorce from her husband amid sensational Hollywood chatter. The report notes public interest in the split, referencing Mae Murray's status and the couple's high-profile union, with broader discussion of aviation and naval control debates interwoven in the era’s press.
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Mae Murray
Hollywood
Hobert
Lenard
Nut Rhe
Ned Heme
Tni
Child Ends Wife When Put In Cell Florence
A 14 year old detainee, Hicarrdo Pareschi, died by hanging with a cord fashioned from a handkerchief in a ward of the house of correction. He had been confined for a minor disciplinary breach and reportedly moaned before guards intervened, but he died shortly after being taken to the infirmary.
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Raty
Haute of Correction
Hicarrdo Pareschi
Hinself
Pareschi
House of Correction
Sayer
Newro
Colueton
Pip
Nero
Ramael
Vinketus
Ely
Saya Diab
Lagan
Sero
Pierre Aw
Lawrence County Heroism Award Announced
The annual award of 700 dollars for the resident who performs the most heroic act in saving a life in Lawrence County is announced. County Judge Emery Mayor Willis H. Trump and Mrs. Charles Greer, president of the Women's Federated Clubs, will review the presented cases for eligibility.
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Saving Lives New Casts
Kemte
Lawrence County
Ltr
P. Emery
Willis H. Trumap
Charles Greer
Federated Clubs
English Youths Fail Army Standards In Recruitment Report
British army recruitment figures show nearly nine percent of English volunteers last year failed physical or other requirements. Secretary of War Sir 1 Worthington notes unemployed men avoid enlistment, reducing available manpower by over one thousand.
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Worthinglyton
Todd's Tonic Receives High Praise From Charleston Resident
A Charleston resident reports Todd's Tonic greatly improving appetite and digestion, noting a five pound weight gain and overall relief. The letter cites the tonic as a friendly, effective remedy, with flavor described as pleasant. Availability is listed at local drug stores in Charleston and surrounding areas.
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Alec
Shrewsbury St
Freed for killing "Peeping Tom" in Leeds case
In a perilous case tied to a late night incident, testimony and arcane details reveal a killing linked to a fraught pursuit. The court referenced public safety concerns and the involvement of local residents as it weighed the legal outcome.
REA CHAMPAGNE AND THEFT AT BURNELL SALE
A garbled OCR item mentions a Burnell sale and alleged theft involving a bottle and a man named Manuel Sernieth, owner of Ure brat, with unclear details about a homer or keys and a sewed-together sequence of names and actions.
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bin Burnell
Mranurda
Manuel Sernieth
Ure Brat
The Rialto Theatre Premiere of an Italian Play
A detailed read of the new Unix production at the Rialto Theatre portrays an Italian adaptation of a celebrated Henry Slonkywies novel. Performances feature strong acting by the lead, though some direction lapses are noted. The film version leans American and closely follows the novel’s plot, with stark depictions of moral conflict and religious tension across scenes.
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Ung Rialto Theatre
Henry Slonkigwies
Mingern
Broil Tate Pengs
Paris
Toling
Tayota
Petri
Siateas
Uae
Friar Wi
Chris Tiana
Merrontas
Stop You Cut Off My Leg Ad Drug Claim Satire
Fragmented OCR text suggests a 19th or early 20th century medicinal ad touting a facial or skin treatment. It mentions Petersons Ointment, a claim to remove blemishes, pimples, and "black heads" with a daily use recommendation. Product name appears as Peterson Ointment or similar. The garbled text references a Walliams and Morchester style setting but lacks coherent structure.
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Walliams
Wilder
Morchester
Paterson
Calaftalen
Local Carpenter Drops Plane Diet After Pepgen Trial
A local carpenter reports no use for a plane diet after trying Pepgen. He describes improved digestion and energy, citing relief from stomach and headache symptoms, and notes a flood of testimonies praising Pepgen's benefits. Authorities caution about unverified claims while customers report positive results.
Untitled fragment on faith and showy spectacle unfolds
A fragmentary passage recalls faith guiding men to die like kings and mentions a delicate comedy at a Rialto. A well-loved Black Farina and her aging troupe are described with a Pitth Avenue bun and a 25 foot python from Sumatera, valued at 700 dollars.
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Rialeo
Farina
Cyclone devastates Harara district farm hit by cyclone
A cyclone struck the Harara district touching down at Tone point on the farm of James Higeina. The farmyard was left uncrewed and cattle were damaged as debris and weather disruption affected local agriculture.
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Harara
Tone Point
James Higeina
Life's Greatest Lesson Promoted by Whole Grain Wheat
In a testimonial style notice from Green Bay and other places, readers are urged to embrace Whole Grain Wheat as a natural food that restores health by replenishing blood with essential elements. Personal endorsements claim relief from ailments from constipation to fatigue, crediting regular use and a unique cooking method protected by governments. The piece argues civilized diets rely on denatured foods and that Whole Grain Wheat preserves minerals and vitamins, with doctors and reputable advocates endorsing it.
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Ray Ife
John H. Trageaser
United States
Canadien
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