Foreign Alliance Star Millicent Rogers Seeks Argentine Romance
Millicent Rogers, heiress and daughter of a millionaire, pursues romance abroad with Attila Ramos amid tales of luck, lotteries, and a world of wealth. Col. Rogers controls a $30,000 yearly trust while forbidding extravagant foreign marriages. The narrative paints a glamorous, perilous socialite life.
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Millicent Rogera
Coun Salm
Attila Ramos
Ties
Han
Monte Carlos
Col
Rogers
Arturo
Millicent
Jungle films shift focus from guns to camera often
Frederick V. Patterson head of National Cash Register discusses motion pictures of jungle life. He notes wildlife reels offer authentic learning and thrills while reducing hunting for sport. The piece highlights public interest, conservation concerns, and the rise of camera hunting as an alternative. Ruth Elder is mentioned briefly in a quip about aviation bravado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick V. Patterson
National Cash Register Company
Jungle
Davis
Answers to Saturday's Questions From the Reader
Questions and partial answers appear, including Clara Barton and a long list of weapons. The fragment ends with a disclaimer about responsibility for bills by D. M. Sheldon.
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Canada
Statinicians
Clara Barton
Lange Wuard
Scoth Nexteen
United States
Romeo
Thorn
Sidelights on Life in the Nation's Capital
NEA Service writer reflects on Congress upcoming sessions and public indifference to issues. He cites Washington’s farewell, warns against blocs and lobbies undermining constitutional authority, and urges prudent finance and unity. He notes warnings against antisocial behavior toward foreign nations and stresses patriotism and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Wasitington
United States
Bill Thompson
Chicago
George III
George Washington
Calvi Coolidge
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
Puzzle and exercises from a puzzle column titled Game of Correct English by W L Gordon. Includes questions on mis-spelled words pronunciation and synonyms with scattered garbled OCR text and incomplete answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Gordon
Melus
Willan
Problem of the Day shows gas usage and pricing puzzle
A wordy puzzle notes gas consumption of 3 600 cubic feet on October, 40700 cubic feet on November 1st, and asks for the bill amount at a rate per 1 000 cubic feet less per discount. It mentions answer 2086 and asks to divide the product of 16 23 and 8280 by 2, involving cubic feet per cubic yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alas Miter
Shamille
Tom Thumb Wedding To Be Society Event Of Season
Twenty years ago notes from the Journal Files recall the Tom Thumb Wedding planned for next week in the city. The child actors rehearse as social pages promise the event of the season while locals discuss plans and tickets.
Second Childhood and McCoy Tablets Featured in Ad
An old advertisement claims a woman gained 16 pounds in five weeks using McCoy's Tablets or two one dollar boxes. It touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets for weight gain and improved health, urging readers to ask their druggist for the product at N. P. Amey & 36.
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McCoy
East
N. P. Amey & 36
Ty America
Georgette Fampus Players to Ring in December Concert
The Georgette Fampus Players and Swiss Bell Ringers return to Corry on December 10 for a High School concert in the auditorium. A matinee for school children is set for the afternoon with tickets at fifty cents. The ensemble, famed worldwide, will perform pop, light, and classical numbers using a wide array of instruments including bells and zylophone.
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Everpopuir Georgette Fampus
Corry
Hold Youth For Shooting Incident Sparks Probe
Earl Schickley a 16 year old junior is held by police on felonious assault charges after a hunting plan ends in a shooting. Companion John Raséal 19 is wounded as Schickley fired a single gun from a porch while neighbors watched. A loaded shotgun discharged striking Raséal in the face neck and chest as Schickley claimed the gun was not loaded.
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Nn United Prete Tarrisherg
Earl Schickley
John
Raséal
Schickley
Russell
Officer Dies in Pennsylvania Railroad Crash
Pittsburgh news reports Salvation Army lieutenant Gertrude Fairchild aged 27 was instantly killed near Bellevue when struck by a moving railroad tie while stepping off a sidewalk to avoid an eastbound train. Miss Fairchild's companion Lula Janell avoided harm. Fairchild's home was in North Bangor.
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Pittsburgh
Gertrude Fairchild
Salvation Army
Bellevue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Miss Fairchild
Lula Janell
Liuitenant Fairchild
North
Bangor
Be Wary of Colds. Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief
An old advertising text touts Creomulsion as a remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote activates healing, soothes inflamed membranes, and inhibits germ growth while being absorbed into the bloodstream to reach the trouble site. A money back guarantee is offered if symptoms persist after following directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udy
Penn'a Voters Turn Toward Spring Primary
Pennsylvania voters focus on the 1928 spring primary set for April 24 as nominating petitions open under state law. Voters will pick party standard bearers for November contests and delegates to national conventions, with state and local officials also up for election.
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Pennsylvania
Hewrers
Didates
Camisilles
Marty
National Congress
Pennnsylvania
Tia
Serutteris
Tw United States
William S. Vite
Dangers of Carbon Monoxide Warned by Health Official
Dr Theodore B Appel head of the Pennsylvania Department of Health warns that carbon monoxide from car engines and room heaters is more deadly than germs. He urges care to prevent deaths, advising never to run a car in a closed garage and to have appliances checked regularly, with proper ventilation and open windows in cold weather.
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Theodore B. Appel
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Appel
Pennsylvania
Tim
Health Department
Quick Hoppel
Sealth
San Automa
Focal Gas
Ford to Build Plant in Yokohama Japan
Ford plans a 1,000,000 square foot Yokohama plant to produce 200 cars daily by August 1928. Construction to start immediately on a Levensdere site at Koyasu near Tokyo Bay. The facility will feature earth quake and fire resistant design with insulated roof and deck for summer work. A bonded warehouse 100 by 80 feet will serve unloading from Ford's overseas suppliers.
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Detroit
Ford
Yokohama
Jpan
Sweeter Earth On A Humble Palm Sill
A fragment notes a homely scene with earth scents from coffee grounds worked into soil around palms and ferns on a windowsill, hinting at a simple gardener’s ritual and seasonal mood.
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Cairy Evatg Journal
Wor Booth Suez Barty
Ruth Elder
Ant
Billy
D. M. Sheldon
Hallowe
Nation’s Capitol
Washington
Wade
Soolidge
Norris Tivrah
Ouriwestern
Atlantic States
Lmne
Petre
Anne
Tinmierser Sivbntierge
Tramerge
Bisty
Jrrecnetiatite
Buster Brow
Messenger Theatre
Sun
Fred Weaver
James D. Metthoys
Cor Fy
Keith
Bellevue Electric Co
Walter Blair
St Augustine
Florida
T 0
Corrswill
New Business College
Titusville
Ering
Robert Wolford
Daytona
W. P Geary
PLA Re
Sandy Lake
John Sheeley, Sr
Fine
New York
Bell Ringers
Penn’a
Japan
Frank C. Caapi & Sons
North Center Street
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