The Man Who Hit the Bull's Eye
A Prohibition era tale of moonshiner king Wayne Gooch and a government agent Tom Kennedy. Kennedy befriends Gooch under cover, wins his trust with a shooting match, then traps the king’s operation by ambushing a night truck, leading to the arrest of Gooch and his men.
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United States
West Virginia
Wayne Gooch
Kennedy
Gooch
Wau Bervire
The Gas Station Realities of American Life
A 1920s style meditation on gas stations dominating the U S landscape, compares stations to churches and schools and notes a shift as homeowners replace stations with suburban homes. The piece laments oil interests encroaching on old neighborhoods and records a countertrend with a colonial homestead built on a former station site.
Fragmented Language Notes and Quotation Fragments
A garbled fragment discusses languages including Spanish and Chinese copy terminology. It references Spain and colonies, Canary Islands, Porto Rico, Cuba, India, Mexico, and Central and South America, plus a definition of Chinese copy from Literary Digest and a quip attributed to Al Ho about a man who speaks only the much being content to remain silent.
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Spain
Canary Islands
Dio de Oro
Porto Rico
Santo Do Inligo
Cuba
Indiao Islands
Mexico
Central and
South America
Mraxll
Guilapas
British Honduras
al Ho
A Ghost Story From 1922 Washington Apartment
Mary Roberts Rinehart recounts a haunting in a late Senator Penrose apartment after his death. Disturbances included ringing bells, moving furniture, upturned plants, and eerie noises affecting family and servants. The account ends with the narrator’s mother dying in a scalding bath, despite efforts to explain away the phenomena.
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Bolsa Penrose
Washington
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Senator Penrose
Doctor Rinehart
Marle
Penrose
Senate
Yale
June Bride Turns Cake to Dog With Drying Dish Joke
A Chelsea Record item recalls a bride crying as a cake she left to dry on the kitchen table was eaten by the dog. The June groom consoles, offering another dog, lightening the moment with humor in a small domestic anecdote.
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June
Chelsea
Debunk Tradition Poets Die Early Say Experts
An insurance study finds poets musicians and mathematicians share similar life spans. Among 81 musicians 75 poets and 82 mathematicians the average ages at death were 62.27 64.05 and 64.26 years respectively. Early celebrity deaths may have skewed beliefs.
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Shelley
Keats
Chopin
Schubert
Matrimonial Tragedy in Briggs-Poor Horrocks Marriages
The Gazette Montreal notes Briggs discusses two unhappy marriages of Horrocks. First wife left him and the second remains unsettled, reflecting a harsh domestic history across the two unions.
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Briggs
Horrocks
Gregory
Gazette
Montreal
Why the Sudden Change to Liquid Laxatives
Doctors and the public increasingly favor liquid laxatives for their adjustable doses and natural movement. A properly prepared liquid laxative can be tailored to individual needs without causing discomfort or dependency. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is prescription safe and based on senna, available at all druggists.
Stamps Highlight U S National Parks On New Postage
United States post office released four and eight cent stamps featuring national parks. Zion Utah eight cent stamp debuted September 18 with The Great White Throne design, Mesa Verde Colorado four cent followed a week later showing Cliff Palace. The article notes park locations and geography from a National Geographic bulletin and compares stamp geography to international issues. A second item covers a London to Copenhagen television transmission using a three by nine foot screen in a Copenhagen theater via Vestfronten wireless station and land lines.
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Washington
United States
Post Office Department
National Park
Zion Park
Utah
America
Mesa Verde National Park
Colorado
National Geographical Society
Yellowstone
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Mount Rainier
Yosemite
California
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Tennessee
North Carolina
Glacier National Park
Acadia National Park
Rocky Coast
Maine
Crater Lake National Park
Oregon
Hawaii National Park
London
Copenhagen
Denmark
Vestfronten
Bayer Aspirin price cut boosts accessibility claim
The note asserts Genuine Bayer Aspirin is now sold at a lower price, emphasizing reliability and quick action. It claims even a single tablet is affordable, urging consumers to choose the recognized Bayer brand over unknown substitutes.
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Bayer
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