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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1929

Page

26

Charleston Cow Record Stuns Police Chief and Public

Lt Arch Brown of Charleston traffic department gains praise for a May 1928 record with no cow fatalities. The piece recounts past carnage, jokes about cows and motorists, and Brown’s unusual method of “cooperation” with cows, including a caper involving a hidden cow and a disguise as a New York official.

Leutenant Arch Brown Charleston Brown Mant Brown Lieutel Bis Traffic Department Lieutenant Brown Coolidge United States Herbert Hoover Rrong Dan Prowse Mead Grover Whalen Whalen New York Davis Creek Okey Johnson

Old Man Heck Battles a Lion in Summer Parade

In a noisy Capitol Street scene the prominent citizens watch a parade pass by as Old Man Heck, famed for his fierce temper and ready wit, tangles with a lion in memory of John Robinson’s circus. Neighbors joke about neckties and a chaotic town pageant with locals like Lawyer Yauly Elk, Louie Searman, and D. Gates recalling past showmanship and the old oil exchange bench.

Joe Wherte Hin Ol and Gas Exchange Yauly Elk Louie Searman Duho Arter Bithurne Dolar Manbey Fred Lackin Harold Mathews Capitol Street Oil and Gas Exchange Calliope Jet Burg Saint Louie Spitts Vaulty Black Louie Neateman John Arter John Robinson Noah John Winklec John Kangwey River Shem New York Jim McFarland Mons Joe Wemris Dibble Ming Fritz Alsamer Howard Broith Howard Heck Fritz Alhus Ian Chawin George Harry Silverstein Arry

Dark Duel and a Father’s Footloose Theory

Literary guidepost reviews Mar guerite Steen's Dark Duel with Lisa Hulcatt a modern designer amid a Bohemian London family. The piece traces Lisa's thwarted love for Val Taureaux and her defeat by Alice Amcott as Humbert’s career drive swallows the pair. Elsewhere Donald Ogden Stewart lampoons father child bonding proposing a “Movement” that pits a father against his son, joking of mill work and college.

Margaret Kennedy Marguerite Steen Tessa Miss Stean Lisa Hulcatt Lisa London Alice Amcott Val Taureaux Val Paris Elinor Glyn Alice Maurice Humbert Humbert Donald Ogden Stewart Stewart Ames Ogden Stewart

Forgetting the wedding memory in frontal bone cases

English medical lecture cites two men who forgot their marriages after skull injuries. They recalled past events but not their weddings. Public figures, from a star to a sultan and poets, weigh in with humorous or blunt reactions, highlighting disbelief and social views on memory and marriage.

London England Bernard Hollander Mile Casnovo de Monravo Motion Preature Maggie Dooley Hackensack, N. J Big Boy Hollywood Sultan Sahara Archie Vere de Vere Vere de Vere Vera Cattish St. Paul's Cathedral Mr. Vere de Vere Archie Vere de Verence Cattish Mayfair Cuthbert Florence Rose Sandy Machrihanish Basham

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Joe Savage Old Man Red Hotlee Henry Cato D. Gates Ewart Big Ax Jerry Mitchell Industrial Locations Committee Chamber of Commerce McWhorter Seckaterry Potter Clifford McBride Rink and G. Mas
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