Publisher Van Lear Black Missing From Yacht Saballo
Baltimore publisher Van Lear Black of the Baltimore Sun and famed flyer is missing after a voyage from New York. On the Saballo off the New Jersey coast a deck handkerchief, Black’s habit of sitting on the rail, and a heavy swell are cited as factors. Coast guard and Navy search efforts were requested.
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Baltimore
van Lear Black
Baltimore Sun
World Flier
Scotlight Light
New Jersey
Kelley
Pastor Away On Vacation at St Pauls Lutheran
Rev. E. T. Town, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran church, is away on vacation. He plans to return next week and services will be held at the usual hour upon his return. There will be no Divine services this Sunday.
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E. T. Town
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Three Slain by Crazed Gardener in Pleasantville
In Pleasantville New Jersey a man described by police as a crazed gardener killed three people then shot himself. The victims included a 65 year old woman Mrs Parr, her sister, and her nephew, at the home where the shooting occurred.
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Atlantic City
Pleasantville
N. J
Tennessee Sheep Growers Boost Spring Lamb Quality
Tennessee sheep growers provide purebred rams to improve the quality of upcoming spring lambs, aiming to elevate herd genetics and market value.
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Tennessee
Story of a Girl Who Deserved to Win
Clara Dee returns to her father's grand home in luxury and comfort greeted by loyal staff. She plans dinner with Gregory and Marie while reflecting on Don and their future. She writes to Don to explain her changed life and asks for time to adjust before any visit or decisions.
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Edna Robb Webster
Clara Dee
Haskins
Marie
Matthew
Forester
Gregory
Mr. Gregory
Mrs. Gregory
Mademoiselle
Dee
Don
New York
Dad
Mrs. Flynn
Rev Newton Aids In Trinity Meet
Rev M M Newton, pastor of Ninth Street Methodist, assists Rev Lester in a Trinity week meeting. Last week Newton aided Rev L A Holmes in a Hillsboro revival. A faded vignette follows of Marie and Clara Dee, with memories of a father’s photograph and a one dollar bill, symbolizing happiness and tragedy.
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Newton
Trinity
M. M. Newton
Ninth Street Methodist Church
Lester
Lb. A. Holmes
Hillsboro
Rev and Mrs Tonn Headed for Cleveland and Chicago
Rev and Mrs E T Tonn left for Cleveland by car this morning and will be away about 12 days. From Cleveland they travel to Chicago for several days of visiting before returning to Decatur on the 29th. The note ends with a cliffhanger from a separate scene and a brief line on Oregon State agricultural findings.
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E. T. Tonn
Cleveland
Chicago
Decatur
River Gauge Stable at One Foot in Tennessee River
The Tennessee River remained stationary today with a gauge reading of one foot at River Stationary. Local observers note no significant rise or fall in water level and no immediate flood risk.
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Tennessee
Refrigerated Warehouse Capacity Jump in Two Years
The report notes a rise of 60,748,260 cubic feet in refrigerated warehouse capacity over the past two years, indicating expanded cold storage for perishable goods and distribution networks.
Steamboat Tale of Fulton on an August Day
The Little Black Clock guides John and Peggy to a wharf to view a quirky paddle wheeled boat with smoke from a tall smokestack. Robert Fulton proclaims the boat will work and it sails upriver to Albany in 36 hours, as spectators observe and recall the ridicule Fulton faced.
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Mary Gratam Genner
John
Peggy
Albany
Robert Fulton
Revival Meeting at Camp Grounds Near Hartselle
The annual Camp Ground revival opens Thursday August 21 and runs through Sunday August 21 one mile south of Hartselle. J L Brasher of Boaz Alabama and Rev J W Carter of Wilmore Kentucky preach. H W Blackburn of Wessington Springs South Dakota leads singing. Dr Brasher designates the event a Home Coming attracting folks from Morgan and surrounding counties.
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J. L. Brasher
Boaz
Alabama
J. W. Carter
Wilmore
Kentucky
H. W. Blackburn
Wessington Springs
South Dakota
Brasher
Camp Ground Movement
Morgan
Decatur Industrial Payroll Nears Five Million Dollars
Decatur reports an annual payroll approaching five million dollars across its manufacturing sector. The figure highlights significant employment within local plants and supplier operations.
New Ford Demonstration Highlights Reliability and Economy
Tributes from owners and officials across cities emphasize the Ford’s low operating costs and long life. Dealers urge demonstrations to test comfort, safety, speed, and power, noting savings over 20 000 to 50 000 miles.
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Virginia
Macon
Mississippi
Knoxville
Tennessee
Atlantic Ocean
Ford
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Mr. Black
John J. Kelley
Coastguard
Navy Department
Gregory €S
Thomas
Clara
The
City National Bank
Decatur, Asa
Mrs. Tonn
Oregon
Agricultural Experiment Station
Sundown Stories
Decatur Pilot Club
Decatur Baptist Church
Robert Putton
Camp Grounds
F.C. B. Detroit
Company
Plan of Time Payments
Ford Motor Company
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