Cruel demands threaten Estelle in tangled Cuban drama
Jim Field forces Estelle to write a breakup letter to Pablito while fielding a deadly family feud. Estelle vows hatred and resolve as Field enforces a grim ultimatum. In Cuba Sir Aubrey confronts Billings about tracking the truth and protecting a wary heir amid danger and shifting loyalties.
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Jim Field
Pablito
Field
Estelle
Carlito
Kerry
Pabillo
Senor
Carlico
Pablico
B&stelle
Ocracoke Island Sheep Plague After Hurricane Losses
Richard O Neal reports on Ocracoke island where about 90 percent of the sheep died or starved after the September hurricane. The 700 head flock now under 100 as lambing season begins, with grass scarce and wells drying up. Residents debate government hay aid or relocating remaining animals to prevent further starvation.
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Ocracoke
Richard O'Neal
Coast
Simple home method promises happiness after denial
Mrs. fidred Owens of 4542 Coates House Kansas City Missouri invites readers to write for a home method that allegedly helped her after being denied having a baby. She claims many others say it improved their lives and urges hopeful readers to write for this happiness.
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Carlito
Kerry
Field
Flo
Fidred Owens
Coates House
Kansas City
Communist Leaders Comment On Minneapolis Riot And Roosevelt
Earl Browder, at Cleveland, said unemployed demonstrators in Minneapolis included organized Communists. He praised Roosevelt as a pro capitalist leader and argued the movement marks the rise of Communists into a mass party of American workers. He noted limited AFL sympathy and a full convention summary pending edits.
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Cleveland
Minneapolis
Earl Browder
Browder
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Hoover
American Federation of Labor
Christopher Willibald Gluck Father of Modern Opera
Christopher Willibald von Gluck, a composer who lived from 1714 to 1787, is often regarded as the father of modern opera for reshaping the form with streamlined plots and expressive singing.
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Christopher Willibald von Gluck
Atlanta Chief Urges Licenses to End Bootlegging
Atlanta police chief T O Sturdivant proposes licensing liquor sales to curb bootlegging and calls for state level control with revenue sharing. Councilman John A White pledges rapid action on open whisky bars as Solicitor General Boykin cites a downtown bootlegger problem. Officials argue a legal framework could replace speakeasies and reduce crime.
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Atlanta
Georgia
John A. Boykin
Boykin
John A. White
comRetao
T. O. Sturdivant
Sturdivant
Canute
President Signs Farm Measure for Dairy and Beef Aid
Miami April 9 President Roosevelt signed a bill appropriating 200 million dollars to finance dairy and beef cattle production adjustment and another measure providing funds for four government departments. The action follows Roosevelt taking up the first official budget request today.
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Nourmahal
White House
Miami Biltmore Hotel
Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Simple remedy ends dull headaches and nerves
A claimed remedy removes headaches and nervousness after one dose. The product description states it cleanses poisons from both sides, provides sleep, and is sold at Mann Stores and Economy Drug Store.
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Mann
Michigan Tops US in Galt Production
Michigan leads the nation in galt production, surpassing other states with strong output across key facilities and industries central to regional economics. The report highlights the state's growing share of national galt manufacture and its impact on local employment and supply chains.
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Michigan
United States
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Katharine Haviland-Taylor
Beau
Sir Aubrey
Cuba
Billings
Luck
Customse House
Inglaterre
Billing
Aubrey
Ocracoke Island
B.C
B. C
Secretary of Agriculture
Departments of State, Justice, Commerce and Labor
Angilila Island
Marvin H. McIntyre
Secre
Darling
Jimmy
Ruth
Comien
Bamwonte Telesone Company
MR. Tilden
W.E. Richards, Jr
Lansford
William T. Tilden
Prea
Wey
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