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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1929
Page
2
Fairy Queen declares a birthday race for Mr Sun as all fairies gather to witness a late afternoon performance. Mr Sun explains earth birthdays differ from solar birthdays and continues to wear his red robe as he prepares for bed.
A boy named Albert comes home with clothes full of holes after a grocery store game. His mother questions what happened while Albert explains everyone had to be something and that was the cheese in play.
New York reports Mrs. Low McQuisten of Boston fined 15251 for attempting to smuggle jewelry and clothing from the port aboard the White Star liner Homeric. A deputy customs surveyor watched her bags, forcing a search that uncovered unreported jewelry and silvers. trunks seized and released after payment of assessed value plus penalties.
A group of twenty leading English dance teachers form a committee to create a 100 percent AU-British dance step. They aim to banish foreign choreography imported from Paris and New York and ensure no one can introduce a new dance fad. The public awaits the committee’s conclusions.
A court in Logan Ohio found the defendant guilty of per jury. Warren Contin was sentenced to read two sentences from the Bible every Sunday for a period of two years.
A dense listing of July schedules across RED BLUE and NBC networks detailing daily radio programs and times including National Sunday Forum, Towns Family Party, Atwater Kent Hour, Roxy Stroll, Enna Jetticle Melodies, Cathedral Hour, and various musical and talk shows across July 21 to 27 with multiple times and hosts.
A mixed collection of camping anecdotes and practical notes on making a fire in wet conditions. It covers using dry fuel, natural shelters like rock ledges, tree trunks, and old ship timbers, plus a cautionary tale about following wrong directions and a baseball anecdote from Rogers Hornsby.
Easter Suzanne six writes a playful note to her hostess Merriman-Tonnle claiming Denpox as a joke. She explains the line about chickenpox comes from finding it easier to write.
In a curio of language play a child asks the meaning of barbarism and a stern answer cites barber as a pun. The discourse hints at consequences for those who sow wild outa as a thrashing time approaches.
A cryptic fragment suggests a dialogue about truth and deception, mentioning Harrington-Denson and Carrington with musings on life and death. The terse lines imply speculation about fate and presence of the living Nes, without clear events or outcomes.
Old Folks recall Dr Caldwell’s 1875 laxative approach with simple vegetable laxatives herbs and pepsin. The Syrup Pepsin blend remains mild safe and narcotic free ideal for elderly use and gentle on the stomach. Available at drug stores or via free trial from Syrup Pepsin Dept BB Monticello Illinois.
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