Buffalo Bill Grave Becomes Major Western Tourist Site
Denver Mountain parks draw visitors to Lookout Mountain where Buffalo Bill’s grave and Pahaska Tepee museum attract crowds. The Buffalo Bill Houseum and relics, including Sitting Bull’s gun and Yellow Hand’s scalp, showcase Cody’s life. Monument plans paused for wartime, now likely to resume.
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Aussie Prodigy Kirkwood Crafts Golf Odd Tricks
The young Australian golfer J H Kirkwood is described as a five by class player with remarkable ball and club tricks. He is said to drive a ball off a watch face, rake a ball from the ground with a niblick, and sink balls by placing them near the lip of the hole then lofts them over the atomle into the cup. He began as a caddie and became a professional at sixteen in Brisbane.
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Brishbane
Manchester Guardian
Must Not Read Speech Rules Spark Commons Debate
In the British House of Commons, MPs ban full speech texts while allowing copious notes. Debate centers on whether notes enable clearer delivery without violating tradition against reading speeches aloud. Supporters say notes maintain eloquence. critics warn of diminished eloquence.
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Hritikh House of Commons
Breach of Rule Edges Speech Etiquette in House
A fragment notes how members sometimes read lengthy speeches in the house with copious addresses. It mentions younger speakers facing gentler decorum and the habit of concealing manuscripts on desks to avoid display while reading.
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Hin
Everlasting Flowers Story From Fairy Wondrous Secrets
A fragment from a children's tale shows Everlasting Flowers learning to seek sunlit truth and asking questions. Fairy Wondrous Secrets and the Sun share a fable about honesty and purpose, then recount a simple tale of a dog and a humble old couple learning that love outweighs riches.
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Mr. Sun
625000 Bottles Sold in New York Testifies to Tanlac Surge
The Gibson-Snow Company reports 625000 bottles of Tanlac sold in New York since its launch less than a year ago. George B. Evans of the wholesaler says trade in their territories averages about 600000 bottles annually and could rise past 75000 bottles a year if the pace persists. Tanlac is available through leading druggists nationwide.
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New York
George B. Evans
Gibson-Snow Company
Albany
Buffalo
Rinchester
Syracuse
Evins
In Happyland First Flea Ben on a Vacation
The New York Sun reports on a lighthearted tale involving a character nicknamed Flea-Ben taking a vacation and the playful exchange around a second plea about a teamp. The item captures a whimsical local tone and features named entities in a brief card teaser format.
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Happyland
Ben
New York Sun
Catarrhal Deafness Promoted by Constitutional Remedy
Catarrhal Deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube lining. When inflamed the tube rumbling sounds and partial hearing occur, and complete closure can cause deafness if inflammation isn't reduced. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts through the blood to mucous surfaces, reducing inflammation and aiding natural restoration. Circulars free. All druggists. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Wife’s gesture reveals another woman nearby in sight
A report notes Low’s wife seemingly passed another woman and looked back to observe what she wore, prompting quick public reaction and questions about the encounter.
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Low
Which Kind of A Pipe Smoker Are You
An editorial piece extols Edgeworth tobacco stressing quality and price balance for pipe smokers. It argues committed Edgeworth users will pay for flavor, notes price pressures postwar, and invites readers to request free samples by writing to Larus & Brother Company in Richmond Virginia.
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Gary Indiana Price Cuts Across Sectors
A general price reduction sweeps Gary following wage cuts for steel workers. Lower costs appear in restaurants, housing rents, clothing and other items. Physicians drop call charges to 2 dollars and lawyers trim divorce fees from 100 to 50 dollars.
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Indiana
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Increase League Membership to Fifty Nations
Geneva reports the League of Nations plans to increase membership to fifty if the assembly accepts a political committee recommendation. The committee approved admitting Latvia and Estonia, with Lithuania’s entry delayed awaiting M. Tlymans’ Vilna dispute report.
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League of Nations
Letvia
Esthenia
M. Tlymans
Vilna
Lithuania
Hoover Sends Check to Girl for Oregon Help
Herbert Hoover secretary of commerce sent a 400 gift to a University of Oregon senior after hearing of her need via Dr Gertrude Minthorn daughter of Dr H J Minthorn of Newport. Minthorn had previously been Hoover s guardian when he lived in Oregon.
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University of Oregon
Herbert Hoover
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Gertrude Minthorn
H. J. Minthorn
Recall drive targets North Carolina officials in 1936 effort
Petitions requesting a recall election for Governor Lynn J. Frasier Attorney General William Lemke and Commissioner John Hagen were delivered to Secretary of State Hall in Bismarck North Dakota. Supporters claim 74000 signatures backing a vote to remove state officials aligned with the Nonpartisan League.
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N. C
Lynn J. Frasier
William Lemke
John Hagen
Agriculture and Labor
Hall
Nonpartisan League
Miss Stremer Faces Deportation Offer For Release
Miss Mollie Stremer, held in Missouri for espionage, prefers the penitentiary to deportation to Russia. Washington reports Attorney General Daugherty might recommend her release if she consents to deportation to Russia.
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Jefferson City
Mollie Stremer
Missouri
Washington
Daugherty
Thrilling Escape From Sing Sing Prison
Ossining New York. Joseph Sorace a manslaughter convict escaped Sing Sing by sawing bars, climbing to the roof, sliding seventy feet on a telephone wire, sealing the wall then diving into the Hudson river. He resurfaced below the prison and vanished into darkness.
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N. Y
Joseph Sorace
Sing Sing
Sorace
Hudson River
Woman 41 Has Twenty two Children
Omahi Nebraska report on Mrs Burl M Rowray aged 41 who has 22 children. She married at 14 and became a mother at 17, with 20 children from her first husband. Her first spouse died four years ago and she remarried a man twenty years younger. since then two more children were born.
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Omahi
Phonograph Placed for Omaha Night Postal Staff
Acting Postmaster Daniel in Omaha announces a phonograph will be set up at a local postal station for the night force of about 100 employees. The move follows a Minneapolis report that phonograph music improved night shift efficiency.
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Omaha
Neb
Daniel
Minneapolis
Siblings Die After Telegram Announcement on Train
Annie le Boyd of Memphis Mississippi received a telegram announcing her brother W. M. Boyd's sudden death on a train toward Monroe Louisiana. She died of shock and a double funeral was held for both siblings.
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Memphis
Enn
Annie le Boyd
W. M. Boyd
Monroe
U. S. collects 12 million in delinquent taxes drive
Washington. Commissioner Blair announced a special tax drive ending Sept 3 collected about 12 million dollars in delinquent and additional sales and miscellaneous taxes. Some 1,725 field collectors worked nationwide with emphasis on the luxury tax soft drinks theater admissions and transportation.
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Blair
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