The Good Bad Girl From a 1920s King Features Serial
Mimsi, a young aspiring artist in New York, navigates a perilous social scene in Greenwich Village and nearby rooms. She grapples with Perry, Merle, and flirtatious friends while discovering a drawing of Merle appearing in her own work. The chapter ends with a precarious New Year’s party and Wallie’s coercive influence.
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Tr Troe
Trixie
Limsi
Mims
Merle Lengel
Greenwich Village
New York
Willy Perry
Perry
Mimsi
Merel
White
Merle
Nita
Classified ad offer in Albany classified columns
A notice urging readers to place rental sale or trade ads in The ae classified columns seeking listings for items to rent sell or trade and offering options for 3 or 6 time placements.
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Albany Ad
Wiggins Resident Praises Black-Draught For Constipation
A. L. Cone of Wiggins Mississippi testifies to Thedford's Black-Draught as a reliable remedy for long standing constipation. He notes regular use over 30 years and claims it cleanses the bowels and restores energy. His wife also uses it, and they keep the product in their home. Sold everywhere for 25e.
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Jimmy
Bill
Detroit
Wallie
Mimsi
Lil Ol’ Walle
Lil Ol’ Wallie
Lil Ol
Lil Ol. Wallie
Sociabie
Miss
A. L. Cone
Wiggins
Thedford
American Business Man Pays With His Life For Jazz Age
Indiana health figures show men die more than women and rising deaths from degenerative diseases. Dr. William F. King links modern life strain to male mortality while women’s deaths decline. He cites editors dying young from heart trouble and urges preventive care to reduce degenerative deaths.
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Robert W. Ginsburg
International News Service
Indianapolis
Vital Statistics Division
Indiana State Board of Health
Indiana
William F. King
State Board of Health
King
Cars Collide on Sixth Avenue Causes Damages
Two cars owned by E. E. Thompson and G Y Hoyer crashed on Sixth Avenue. Neither driver was seriously injured. Both vehicles sustained damage and the incident was reported near the Church of God.
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E. E. Thompson
GY Hoyer
Sixth Avenue
Dobby Ome
Church of God
Doctors remove safety pin and drain tube from man
Lloyd Deutsch of Collins Indiana is recovering after a second operation relieved him of a five inch rubber drainage tube and safety pin sewn in his abdomen since 1924 following an appendicitis operation. An X ray had shown nothing earlier and he still drove freight before symptoms worsened.
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International News
Auburn
Ind
Lafayette
Lloyd Deutsch
Collins
Deutsch
Chicago Juries Spare Three Murder Suspects in Separate Trials
In Chicago three women charged with murder faced juries within a month. Bertha Heilman, Alma Olson, and Florence Stokes escaped the gallows. Heilman received imprisonment, Olson was acquitted of murder, and Stokes drew a sentence from one year to life. Evidence portrayed Heilman as overwhelmed by a liquor-fueled incident, Olson as influenced by a supposed Svengalian hold, and Stokes as a young lover scorned by a fiancé preparing to marry another.
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International News Service
Chicago
Bertha Heilman
Alma Olson
Florence Stokes
James Glennon
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Mat
Drupk
Jimmyr Plegne
Washington Square
Mirmal
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Southern Bell Telephone System
Southern Bell Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Lorraine Snyder
Albert Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Walter Teagle
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Mississippi
Lita
Lita Gray Chaplip
Charlie
Walter Guerin
Inset
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania Freight Depot
Woimer
the Heilman
Oua
J. L. Karney
Johnston St
Albany 710 Domestic Electric CO
State Distributors
N. Fifth Ave
Birmingham
Ala
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Adis
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Lata
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