Tuts Curse and the Pharaoh Tomb Legend Upsets New York
A garbled curio discusses a supposed curse linked to Tutankhamen’s tomb opened in 1023, naming Herbert Widlocks hospitalized in New York with an unnamed illness. It notes twenty seven deaths among those who ignored warnings and reflects on superstition, taxes, and fortune telling, listing oddities and inconclusive claims.
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Dizzy Thermometers and Record Heat Swings
Wyoming reports an extraordinary 182 degree range with highs near 18am and lows near 6 below zero. Florida shows a 111 degree range with a high around 109 and a low about 2 below zero. Weather Bureau notes record extremes, cites Death Valley 144 and other historic lows as context for volatile temperatures.
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Promising 1988 Bantam Car Aims for High Mileage Size
A new Little New Car line promises a 1988 model with improved efficiency, aiming for 60 miles per gallon and superior comfort to attract buyers beyond standard priced autos. Production starts September for a 1998 model, with orders for dies and materials already placed. A separated wife cites her husband keeping 20 cats as grounds for divorce in a city court, after 29 years of marriage.
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Hollywood gossip reshaped by Alice Brady over time
The article recalls Alice Brady’s evolving view of Hollywood from skeptical, cautious notes upon arrival to enduring beliefs shaped by earthquakes and industry pay cuts. It notes her recent return from southeast California where she filmed In Old Chicago and reflects on the era’s perilous film industry pressures.
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Railroad air conditioned cars and competing transport claims
Railway lines boast 9,900 air conditioned passenger cars in service and question competitors. The air conditioned bus is anticipated to appear soon. About eighty percent of the world’s visible gold is owned by the United States Great Britain and France. Each month over 100,000 visitors travel to the top of the Washington monument.
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Stewart Says Copeland Attacks New Deal in Wide Column
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart reports Senator Royal Copeland’s harsh outburst against Roosevelt, calling the president’s policies a spade and condemning the New Deal. Copeland is backed by Al Smith and Tammany groups. Mahoney supports the Fusion ticket led by Fiorello La Guardia.
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Paris Styles Aris Midsummer Town Wear in Print
Dark print crepe dominates Paris midsummer fashion with two piece suits and formal day dresses. Accessories set mood with dusk hats veiled caps upturned sailors and berets. Long sleeves geometry and florals define simple daywear. bold embroidery, bright bracelets and gloves add color.
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Compulsory Voting Debate Spurs Argentine Election Notes
The excerpt discusses mandatory voting in Argentina, noting penalties for noncompliance and concerns about intimidation in open ballots. It contrasts prior open voting with secret ballots and explains the rationale behind compulsory participation to deter coercion.
Dr Royal Copeland: Senate power broker for a Liberty League bid
Washington Aug 16. Dr Royal S Copeland the Tammany senator is Smiths pick to beat LaGuardia on a Liberty League platform. He is known as Senate Physician and hard working. His career spans health work, radio forums, and authoring medical books. He chairs commerce after leaving rules and heads many subcommittees. He opposed hours and wages laws but supported seamen discharge books. He led opposition to library reform and attacked Roosevelt, aligning with du Pont-Liberty League efforts to block reform.
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Twenty Years Ago In Corry and Area News A Century Ago
Read taken from Journal Files August 16 1917 notes on draft exemptions in Corry and Union City hearings on gas rate increases by Pennsylvania Gas Co milk plant plans near Elgin with 12000 subscribed Mohawk Milk Co claims more producers return to Corry plant local WWI draftees qualified for service Clif Bemis LeRoy Garrison Stephen Duma Bart Higgins Mrs Jane Arnold dies in West Wayne St Col TB Brown hosts Company A at Westy Church St Almond DeJeans dies in Columbus RD 1.
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One-Minute Test Answers and Hints
The clipping lists answers: majority leader of the Ur. 8. house is Rep. Barn Rayburn of Texas. North Dakota is nicknamed “Plick ertail.” The small Alpine antelope is the chamois. It also includes etiquette hints and a horoscope note.
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Nobody Loves a Pimply Skin: San Cura Ointment Ad
An old advertisement promotes San Cura Soap and Ointment to treat pimples and skin irritations. It claims washing affected parts and applying the ointment nightly for five nights, with money back if not satisfied, listing price points of 5c, 60c, and $1.25 for the ointment and 25c for the soap.
Philathea Class Anniversary Celebration at First Baptist
The Philathea class of First Baptist Church will celebrate its 25th anniversary with an afternoon and evening service at Miss W. N. Jones's home on 225 Marion Street, Wednesday August 18. A public supper will be served on the lawn at 6 30 followed by a program supervised by Mrs Tracy Whitehead. The class, founded in 1812, grew through the years with meetings twice monthly. over forty out of town invitations have been sent to former members and all past and present members are urged to attend.
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Die Philethon
Found eyeglasses near Concord School
Advert reads a found pair of eye glasses near Concord School asking owner to identify and claim. Also list shows 6 piece oak living room set for sale and a 45 acre farm for sale one and a half miles south of Corry with contact details for Jackson Gillam at Bid S. Center Street site.
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Personal Souvenir Roundup Narrates Silent Town Tale
A Mont A Minnesota tourist refused to reveal his name but carried a personal memento from the Old West. The Rastérner was struck in the back by a 22 caliber bullet during a recent celebration, the projectile penetrating clothing and lightly scratching his back.
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