Menace of Railway Crossings Near Elim and Clio
Federal plan to eliminate grade crossings in Alabama progresses with a 25 mile trial route from the old road to Clio. Officials report 14 crossings removed and the remaining one near Clio slated for safe cross or grade separation as rail traffic moves slowly toward the station.
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Alabama
Ariton
Clayton
Clio
Bureau of Public Roads of the
United States
Agretilute
Entering and Exiting Autos A Frail Door Guidance
A detailed guide explains how average people can enter and leave a car without injury by using the right foot on the running board, gripping the door, and a sequence of weight shifts. It notes door hinges and body posts are fragile and misalignment can ruin a door. It offers step by step movements for entering and exiting to avoid hitting the head.
Clutch Technique and Gear Shifting Risk in Early Transmissions
The passage explains how the clutch disengages before shifting to ease lever movement and prevent gear teeth damage. It notes that shifting without disengaging requires practice and risks gear teeth stripping and driveline strain, increasing danger during shifts.
Quiet Move Aims To Restore Prewar German Mark Value
A plan proposes exchanging inflated German marks at prewar value to retire currency quietly without disturbing the market rate. If enacted the operation could base the sum well under $100,000 and stabilize Germany's industrial outlook as the country seeks price relief.
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Aie
Germany
Denver Millionaire Son Tries Grounded Living in Chicago
Wineddht J. Lamb, twenty year old heir to an estate valued at $6.4 million, works for a Chicago broker earning $18 weekly while his wife Grace Ives in California pursues film work. He plans to prove his worth by earning $10,000 in three to four years to access his trust, after his uncle Patrick O Connor left the estate to him. His boss Charles Craine notes Lamb must show ability to advance, though his true identity remains unknown to some.
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Chicago
J. Lamb
Milsionaire
Denver
Coro
Patrick O'Connor
Omaha
Neb
Grace Ives
Tie
Charies Craine
GroVerage
Young Lamb
Craine
Brazil Escalates Taxes to Aid a Tight Treasury
Rio Janeiro reports new taxes including a first Brazilian income tax, higher customs, and increased duties on butter cheese coffee and dry goods. Electric power taxed, imported goods taxed 5 percent, and gold duties set at 1 percent to curb money supply.
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Eilectric
Youths Must Stay Home at Night for Two Years
Jenge Vanderwerp of Muskegon Michigan paroled Frank and Roy McClure aged about twenty and convicted of entry with burglary. They must stay at home at night for two years as part of the sentence.
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Jenge Vanderwerp
Muske- Mich
Frank
Roy McClure
Sudbury News Briefs Include Recovery, Purchases and Events
Readable items report Frant Parmenter and others in a noted movement toward recovery. Harry Gleason buys a Dodge car. Ruth Gear returns home after winterly visits in Cam wat. The community notes a sermon, special music service, and a cattle concert at the church.
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Frant Parmenter
Wave
Mae
Cis
Harry Gleason
Dodge
Ruth Gear
Aire
Camwat
Help Wanted and For Sale Classified Fragments
Mixed old classifieds advertise nurse aid wanted hardware sale bicycle trade offers tailors make money false addresses and a maid needed. Listings mention Concord Massachusetts Boston department store mail ads and local addresses with incomplete details.
Musical Afternoon at Club Features Local Singers
A club concert featured soloists Miss Autebicon and Mr Houry, with pianist and baritone performances. The musical program highlighted refined artistry as the audience enjoyed the afternoon recital.
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Hagate
Autebicon
Houry
Arren
Siciana
Grange Supper Features Sudbury Visit and Music
The Borough Pomona Grange met Sudbury last week. An evening program included stereo music from a coast to coast tour and was led by Mr and Mrs R B Oliver. A formal supper followed with orchestral accompaniment and attentive attendees.
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Grange
Pomona Grange
Sudbury
R B Oliver
Concord Junction Notable Returnees
John MacEachern returns from St Johns Mary Brighton to Concord Junction for the weekend visiting daughter Mrs Earl Prescott at Groton. James Hennessey John Sullivan and John Thornton resume studies at St Anselm College New Hampshire after spring vacation at home.
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John MacEachern
St John’s Mary
Brighton
Earl Prescott
Groton
James Hennessey
John Sullivan
Jom’ ‘Thorton
St Anselm's College
Charges Referred By Former Housekeeper in Concord Court
William Gillis of Pond Lane faced charges in Concord court on allegations by his former housekeeper Rosia Cyrémia that she refused clothing belonging to her after leaving his employ. Gillis, 71, had obtained a marriage license last fall to wed his Russian housekeeper older than him, but surrendered it months later. He claimed he held the clothing pending an explanation for the disappearance of many of his dishes.
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William Gillis
Pond Lane
Concord Court
Rosia Cyrémia
Gilis
Union Church announces guest minister and program
The Union Church will host Rev Chester A Wheeler from Littleton as guest preacher on Sunday April 7 with a 7 pm evening service. Mrs Chrysotte Hopkins Brown of Sedalia will give an address and a colored quartet will sing with readings from Paul Laurence Dunbar. An all day event is organized by the Ladies Union.
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Union Church
A. W. Stone
Chester A. Wheeler
Littleton
Chrylotte Hopkins Brown
Alice Freeman Palmore
Ladies’ Union
Meeting Invitation in Fistan for Pet A
An invitation note invites attendees to a gathering in Fistan to discuss pet A and related topics. The message requests cordial attendance from all invited participants.
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Fistan
Acton estate notices and local appointments in 1923
Court-cited notice in Middlesex County requires show cause why letters testamentary should not be granted to a petitioner. Publication to run three weeks in Enterprise, last date at least one day before the court session on April 23, 1923. Witness George F Lawton Esquire, First Judge, March 30, 1923.
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Cotfity
Middlesex
Th Enterprise
George F Lawton
Quire
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