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Newspaper

Farmington Republican

Location

Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1929

Page

6

Ginger and the chain letter for the blind fund

Ginger Ella plots a chain letter fundraising plan for a blind home, sharpening pencils and writing appeals while plotting how to send three dimes to start a new circle of donors. She hides funds in a trunk and plans a wedding day distraction as the project grows.

Red Thrush Glinzer Providence Ginger Emergencssas Daily Press Burlington Hawkere Fta Culumns Flolen Helen Wintera Ginger Ella Rand Horace Langley Eddy Jackson Sbe Ellen Tim E. Tolliver Glover Ellen Toliver

Local Bank Robbery Suspect Commits Suicide After Heist

Rex Frohlekey identified by three Orange County Bank officers as one of the robbers who held up Sioux Center bank and escaped with 250 dollars. The suspect reportedly confessed before fatally shooting himself. Prother and widow describe a troubled marriage amid the crime. Frohlekey, once a ministerial substitute and college athlete, had varied undertakings from radio operator to lumber dealer.

Ie Mars Towa Rex Frotkes Avance High State Banka Mr. Hyde Orange Uiy Nationab Bank Tmin- Inter PoPonan Prother Buncato de Mars Prothes Sioux City Frolkey Western Union College G. T P. Simeon

Tolliver Family Prep For Beauty Pageant Amid Hope for Eyes

In Red Throsh town Rev Mr Tolliver and his motherless daughter Helen, with Miriam and Elfen aiding sister Marjory, prepare for a beauty contest with escort Ron the farmer. Marjory aims to win the prize of 5000 dollars to fund eye treatment by specialists in Chicago, while Tolliver seeks doctors' hope upon his return.

Bolliver Red Throsh Helen Miriam Elfen Ginner Kilav Marjory Eventua Eddy Jack Ron Mir Tolliver Chicago Epecutiots Agilr Palliver Glager Alexander Stardock Mr. Tolliver

Ice Age Changes Redirected Major North American Rivers

The article describes glacial movements diverting the upper Missouri and Yellowstone northeast toward Hudson Bay while ice sheets created glacial Lake Agassiz. Water from the Red River eventually formed a southern flowing river now called the James River, with other rivers continuing south and later resuming normal flows as the ice retreated.

Mississippi River Missouri Yellowstone Hudson Bay Dakotas Red River Agassiz Minnesota River Missouri River James River Great Tee

Rear to Stay Motto for Punctuality in Life

A compact American Magazine line urges timeliness in all affairs both big and small. It stresses staying on schedule and avoiding lag behind others in everyday practice and habits.

American Magazine

Gotham Pants Burglar Outwits Police Dogs

Staten Island police and dogs combed the area for the so called pants burglar after Lewis Spaner woke to find his pants folded and $68 missing from a chair. The thief had escaped as dawn broke over Westerleigh.

Gotham Pants New York Staten Island Lewis Spaner Fairview Avenue Westerleigh Spaner Crook

Midnight rattler crosses sleeping man in Porterville

Otto Tinnin of West Texas described waking to a rattlesnake crawling over his blankets a few inches from his face. He stayed still as the snake slid across the bed, then he killed it. He notes Texas rattlers are not as friendly as California snakes.

Porterville Catif Otto Tinnin West Texas Tinnin Texas California

Mean Sat Man Robs Cripple for Sixty-Five Cents

Appleton Wisconsin reports a man referred to as the mean sat man robbed a cripple of sixty five cents. The incident reflects a street crime in a small community setting. Police may investigate the alleged theft and pursue the suspect.

Appleton, Wisa

Butter Colors Boosts Prices for Dairy Products

Advert explains Dandelion Butter Color raises cream prices by producing a uniform, tasteless vegetable color. Claims safe, meets state and national road laws, sold widely with 3560 sample requests from Wells and Thehardson Co. in Burlington Vermont.

Wells and Thehardson Co.,, Inc Burlington Vermont

Twins Story Sparks Dad’s Humor Across Names

Detroit Free Press reports a father jokes about naming twins and future pairs with playful phrases. The piece recounts multiple twin births and humorous name choices from John Maidment and the writer, weaving a lighthearted family tone.

Cate John Miaidmient Peter Repeater Max Cline Jobin Maidment Detroit Free Press

Early sound film technique using playback interlocking cameras

A Toronto report to the Society of Motion Picture Engineers describes recording dialogue in acoustically proper rooms before filming. Actors stay silent during scenes and later speak in a controlled room, with playback synchronized to action, enabling clearer sound without sight and camera confusion.

Wathfinder Magazine Society of Motion Picture Engineers Toronto

Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Claims Finest Quality

An advertisement proclaims Red Cross Ball Blue as the finest product of its kind in the world, asserting every woman who has used it knows the statement to be true.

Richard Strauss Death Room Attracts Amused Tourists

A European travel anecdote notes Austrians joke about their icons including Richard Strauss. Tourists may be shown the composer’s living apartments and even the bedroom claimed as his future death chamber, described with tongue in cheek by a Lady guide.

Richard Strauss Europe Sisley Huddleton

Churches Rename After Union in Inverness

Inland churches in Inverness adopt new names after union. The High church is now Old High, the U F High church becomes St Columba High church, and the U F West church now calls itself St Mark's West church.

Union of Churches Scotland Inverness Old High U. F. High St. Columba High Church U. F. West St. Mark's (West) Church

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