Relics of Long-Gone Peoples Found in Monument Valley
Scientists led by T. R. Kelley report uncovering evidence of civilization dating to 500 A D in Monument Valley straddling northern Arizona and southern Utah. Robert Branstead descended into a cave to find two basketmaker type pottery fragments while bones and signs of ancient animal remains filled the rock chamber.
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Monument Valley
Arizona
Utah
T. R. Kelley
California
Robert Branstead
Kelley
Kelley Beleves
Eczema on Hands Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Mrs H Hammond of Holliston Massachusetts reports relief from severe hand eczema after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She praises the free sample, notes complete healing, and provides prices for the soap ointment and talcum with address for Cuticura Laboratories in Malden Massachusetts.
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Hammond
Pleasant St
Holliston
Mass
Cuttcura Laboratories
Dept. A
Malden
Waiting Bridegroom Mystery Opens in Minister's Study
Jim Franklin awaits marriage to Doris Carmody when he is found dead. Inspector Kilday and Sergeant Cardigan lead the case amid interviews with Choo Choo Train and Carmody kin. The investigation traces keys and shifts suspicion to Webster Spears as arrests loom.
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Jim Franklin
Doris Carmody
Peter Cardigan
Kilday
Franklin
Choo Choo" Train
Ambrose Carmody
Rylie
Daniel Bullis
Rylie Carmody
Webster Spears
Fletcher
Milo Dunbar
Choo Choo
Callis Bhipley
Kyle Carmody
An Unexpected Appeal Over Church Murder Suspect Wary
Callis Shipley confronts Peter Cardigan with a confession about her ride home with Rylie Carmody and Web Spears. She admits helping them while fearing suspicion and offers the full truth to help clear the two young men in the Franklin murder case.
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Kilday
Franklin
Webster Spears
Spears
Shipley
Ifme
Rylie Carmody
Woman In Blue
Daniel Bullis
Callis Shipley
Bullis
Royce
Bull
Peter
Choo Choo Train
Ambrose Carmody
Rylle Cnarmody
Doris Carmody
Callis
Calls Shipley
Web
Rylle
Cardigan
Kyle
Rylie
Jim Franklin
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Veteran Pairs Old Soldier Claim With Veterinary Hospital
An elderly man presented at a veterinary hospital and claimed he should be admitted as a veteran. The porter rejected him, noting this is a veterinary facility, while the man persisted that his status as a veteran should grant entry.
Manager Links Home Comforts to Baseball Drive
The team's manager explains a preference for players with happy homes, arguing that the key in baseball is reaching home. He says players who value home are more eager to make the journey home on the field.
Warsaw Youth Arrested Lying on Railway Tracks
A young man in Warsaw was arrested after lying across railway lines. He asked about train speed and denied intent of self harm, saying he wanted to learn how quickly a train could draw up.
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Warsaw
Sounds Fishy In A Fish Business Dialogue
The Montreal Gazette reports a lighthearted exchange about income in the fish trade. A speaker asserts no gross income while claiming a net income from the fish business. Local humor and a nod to verschillen financial terms appear in the dialogue.
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Montreal Gazette
Man Runs Off With Friend's Wife Stirs City Gossip
Louisville Courier Journal notes a man fleeing with his friend's wife, sparking local gossip and questions about trust and social ties. The brief reports on the affair highlight public curiosity and neighborhood reaction.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Worthless Lot Quip Sparks Family Jibe
A Brooklyn Quagle cartoon caption plays on a speaker boasting a devoted wife and eight children and a retort that they must be a poor lot if they cannot support him.
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Brooklyn
Simple frock pattern sells with chic neck design
A sewing pattern advertisement touts a single frock design named 9960 praised for smartness and slimming panels. It lists sizes 12 through 40 and fabric needs, asks buyers to send fifteen cents and their name address style number and size to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York City.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
Wear
Eighteenth Street
New York City
We Know Them Too Smart and the Cold Ember Trick
Smart suggests a riddle about cold embers to a friend. The friend denies ever hearing such a thing, while Smart implies the phrase November ember is cold. The exchange reads like a playful word puzzle between two acquaintances.
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Smart
Uncle's February Asparagus Lunch Provokes Bemusement
In a humorous exchange, Uncle arrives for lunch as asparagus appears on the table. A puzzled bride asks about February asparagus while Uncle dismisses it as nothing, recalling a distant event from eight months ago in Little Slowcombe.
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Asparagua
Slowcombe
Flegende Blaetter
Munich
Arms row sparks talk of limits at home
Jane explains a family conference led by her parents about limiting arms around her. the dispute reportedly ended in a heated row, as noted in the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Jane
Fayne
Tate
Cincinnat! Enquirer
Debate Over Stock Regulation Sparks Speculation
Mr Dustin Stam responds to a question about regulating the stock market saying regulation is possible but speculation cannot be stopped and insiders will always seek tips. He notes you cannot prevent Jamber from taking tips any more than stopping waiters.
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Stone Comearc
Angeles
Calif
Teles
Philadelphia
Cam
Frankus
Spears
Peter
Franklin
Webster Spears
Kilday
Tipe
Mr. Dustin
Jamber Fron
Woman's club addressed by man over busy wife
A man discusses his wife who is busy and planning to address a women's club while a neighbor misreads the task as addressing the husband about a dress.
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