The Hour Glass Ranch Heist Ends in Confession
Garcy uses immunity promises to extract Dustin and Goddard’s full statements about the Hour-glass looting. Gerald Keene reveals he is Duro Stone, orchestrating a ruse to expose the gang and save Edith Carr as Joe Carr confronts the truth in Crevasse County.
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Dustin
Garcy
Corse
Gray
Goddard
Champerty
Soda Springs
Jameson
Notary Public
Edith
Joe Carr
Stone
Spike Goddard
Seco Trail
Crevasse
Masters
Lorton
Keene
Kane
Epps
Edith Carr
Peyott
Old Kane
Old Carr
Carr
Broken Spur
Layton
Border Patrol
Willow Crossing
Big River
Old Mexico
Gerald Keene
Burwell
Caro Bank
Mr. Carr
Duro Stone
Duro
Wind River Basin
Peyot Gregg
Crewe
Joe
Peter Vinton
New Operation Aims to Relieve Heart Disease
Reported at the American College of Physicians meeting in Philadelphia the procedure hobbles the thyroid gland to ease heart workload. Doctors James Alexander Lyon and Edmund Horgan describe tying off arteries to reduce thyroxin production, easing angina and congestive heart failure in several cases.
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American College of Physicians
Philadelphia
James Alexander Lyon
M.D
Edmund Horgan
Washington
Changes Their Color Mouse Color Varieties Unveiled
Dr. George D. Snell of Washington University announces in St. Louis that mice fed a special diet and exposed to roentgen rays show varied colorations in heredity experiments. Colors exclude green bright blue and orange with some malformations observed.
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St. Louis
George D. Snell
Washington University
Snell
The Rhyming Optimist and Shifting Joy
A verse about joy as an unruly, wandering feeling likened to a singing bird that arrives on a golden day. The poem contrasts fleeting happiness with a moment of luminous mood and inner song. The latter portion notes a general tendency to spend more when income rises and comments on milk’s high food value.
Royal Jubilee Reflections On Democratic Sovereigns
A reminiscence on how modern British royals blend accessibility with dignity. The piece contrasts today’s King George and Queen Mary with King George III’s formal, ceremonial visit to Mrs Delany, noting the shift toward warmer public friendships and the humorous tale of royal tea service.
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George
Mary
George III
Fire at Dublin Sweepstake Building Incites Spectators
The Plaza in Dublin housing the Irish Hospital Sweepstakes was destroyed by fire rumored incendiary in origin. About 300 young women not at work watched as walls collapsed and debris uncovered the decorative drum used for counterfeit draws. The Saorstat government owned building on Abbey Street held sweepstakes records and the second floor ballroom hosted the draw.
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Plaza
Dublin
Irish Hospital
Saorstat
Punjabi tribe vows cattle theft halt for jubilee year
In tribute to King George's silver jubilee, 100 leaders of a notorious Punjab tribe promised not to steal cattle for the next year. The pledge, urged by British Commissioner C C Garbett, aims to curb rustling amid Jubilee celebrations.
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Punjab
George
C. C. Garbett
Trampled to Death as Beggars swarm for Merchant
Seventy five beggars were trampled to death on a Bahrein island during a crowd surge at a rich merchant’s arms celebration. The scene unfolded in luxury as two thousand destitute people mobbed the mansion seeking alms. The incident was reported from Baghdad.
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Persian Gulf
Baghdad
Eskimo Canoes Unearthed in Ancient Alaskan Village
Archaeologists in Alaska report the first discovery of wooden Eskimo canoes at an ancient village site. The find highlights traditional maritime craft and provides new insight into early northern travel and trade.
Jamaica Discovery and Claim Highlights
Jamaica was encountered by Christopher Columbus on his second voyage in May 1494 and later claimed by Spain in 1508. The brief record notes the discovery and subsequent possession by the Spanish crown.
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Jamaica
Fruitatives Sworn Statement From Mrs Duff
Mrs Duff of 135 Wellington Street Chatham Ontario swears to the facts before a notary about Fruit a tives curing her stomach trouble and headaches in under a month She notes her husband also improved and a copy of the complete sworn statement can be requested Fruitatives Limited Ottawa Canada Fruit A Tives 25c and 50c everywhere
Little Helps For This Week From Psalm Reflections
A devotional fragment emphasizes God’s protection and joy in His will. It likens the faithful soul to a flower that follows the sun, staying the same in sun or cloud, content to do God’s will in all conditions and trusting His guidance.
Labor Under Handicap and the Silent Struggle of Deaf Children
An investigator reports that no child is more neglected than the hard of hearing, unable to grasp his own plight and trapped by impatience, lack of sympathy, and being passed over. Thousands of such children exist in New York State, with surveys slowly uncovering them. The New York State Federation of Women’s Clubs runs two committees targeting roots of delinquency, noting eye defects also isolate and foster anti social behavior.
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New York
New York State Federation of Women's Clubs
Real enemies beyond borders in Dr. Harold Phillips words
Dr. Harold Phillips argues that nations misjudge their foes as external. He states that enemies arise from hate fear ill will greed ignorance pride and bigotry within and between peoples.
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Harold Phillips
Remembered Nurse Notice and Small Coin Gift
The day shift nurse complains of noise and the doctor posts a hallway notice reading Please remember the night nurse. The next evening a small coin gift lies under the notice. The item also notes rapid railway expansion in China and compares costs of steak and a midrange car per pound.
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Walt
Terr
Canadian Industries Limited
Windsor
Ont
the Tenderfoot
George B. Rodney
Sam Dustin
Rustlin
Spike
Sam
Doc Epps
Frank Crewe
Saskasal
Canada
Manitou
Bayer
Rhyming Optimist
Aline Michael
Dr. Johnson
Miss Post
Irish Free State
India
Ethel Duff
China
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