Georgia Couple's Odd Romance Ends in Divorce Court
In Blackshear Georgia Doniver Teston 19 filed for divorce from wife Litzie then 14 after a February wedding and a weeklong honeymoon with her older sweetheart Buddy Davis 22. Litzie traveled with Buddy to Lookout Mountain and Savannah before returning home. Doniver said she flirted with other men and police noted the kidnapping claim was dropped.
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Fort Worth Families Move House for Street Widening
Four Fort Worth families in the same block moved their large house to a next door vacant lot without moving elsewhere to widen a street. The relocation consolidated residences on the same property line to allow the street to be widened.
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Poor Man's Philosopher Hal Boyle on Johnson and Lincoln
New York AP piece notes that hidden papers of Abraham Lincoln and the Boswell collection on Samuel Johnson reshaped views of the era. Johnson, described by Boswell as homely in appearance, became a central figure in the age of reason and a contrast to Lincoln’s rise from poverty to the White House. Johnson’s sharp wit and maxims are cited, while both figures are celebrated for their lasting literary and moral impact.
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Pitching Horseshoes By Billy Rose
A gossiping scene unfolds about a detective-story writer Tom and his wife Dorothy as a mink coat sparks a marital rift. The couple’s circle jokes about fur and status, while Tom plots a scheme to regain control of the situation, only to see a chain of twists unfold. Dorothy wears the coat unexpectedly and power shifts within the group.
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Strange Powers Work While You Sleep Tale From Tibet
A Los Angeles explorer known as The Voice of Two Worlds promotes a Tibetan system said to unlock mind and energy powers for health, wealth, and happiness. He claims the latent power can awaken during sleep with simple methods and offers a free 9,000 word treatise via the Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles. Readers urged to respond promptly for the limited free copies.
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Detective tale tease ends with a coat debt demand
A narrator recounts a crime setup where Simmons serves a summons to Tom for payment of a coat. The group of poker players act as witnesses while the fur dealer’s wife looms as the moral stake. The publisher hints the story lacks an ad libbed moral.
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Fragmented OCR note on feast event
An OCR fragment references a feast or celebration with distorted text and a copyright year 1948. Details are unreadable, leaving the exact event, date, and participants unclear.
SUTLEMENT WORCESTER Rams Retired Toolmaker Invents Devices
In Worcester a retired tool and die maker named Sonn invented three devices for sharpening minute drills. Julie Nelson, age 70, hired another toolmaker to assist, and together they began producing the new tool accessories with steady activity.
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