Victim of a Street Fight Elevates Tension at Mill Town
Gale Henderson and her younger brother Phil face peril as Ed Vogel is shot during a street brawl outside a pool hall. Phil denies firing the weapon though a revolver is found on him, and he is jailed as police investigate a possible murder linked to Vogel’s injury. Gale consoles Phil’s sister.
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Gale Henderson
Uhi
Gale
Brian Westmore
Thian
Paris
Vicky Thatcher
Robert Thatcher
Brian
Vicky
Phrian
Phil
ED Vogel
Stroude
Lefrty
Joe Gillaspie
Phill
Phil Henderson
Ed Vogelt
Vogel
Stronde
Lefty
Miss Henderson
Steve
Framed Brother Faces Gun Case in Courtroom Drama
Gale consoles her jailed brother Phil who protests his innocence after Vogel's shooting. She vows they'll prove he didn't act, recalling their bond and Dad's possible understanding, while neighbors spread rumors and police await the next steps. Gale seeks witnesses to confirm Phil's alibi and uncover who planted the gun.
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Gale
Phil
Vogel
Sis
Dad
Lefty
Stroude
Joe
Daily Lessons In English Word Guide And Q A
A compact note from W L Gordon on common word usage mispronunciations and spelling, plus daily vocabulary. It covers gluttony and mentions Milton style phrases and linoleum prep. Practical tips include mending tears with adhesive, and avoiding burns by funnel pouring water from a teapot.
How Can I Take Care Of Varnished Floors
A guide notes varnished floors need weekly care with a woolen cloth. Ruth recommends wiping with a slightly damp wool cloth and a mild cleaning solution to maintain shine and prevent buildup on wooden surfaces.
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A. Ruth
Modern Etiquette Q and A on visits and jewelry gifts
A question and answer style column outlines etiquette rules for women approaching a male acquaintance for advice, advising appointments outside business hours. It also states that a girl should only accept jewelry from relatives or her fiancé, not from others.
Look and Learn by A. Gordon
The piece lists Q and A on general knowledge. It defines the high seas as the open uninclosed portion of the sea. It states New York City has the world’s largest Jewish population. It identifies Johannes Brahms as a famous German composer (1833-1897). It notes one meter equals about 3.28 to 5 feet and locates Sonoran state in Mexico. It adds history: the American Peace Society formed in New York City by William Ladd of Maine in 1828 with about 1000 members.
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High Seas
Johannes Brahms
Sonoran
New York City
Mexico
The
American Peace Society
William Ladd
Maine
Starving Horse and Cow Win 500000 Feed Aid
A quirky note reports animals named Starving Horse and Cow winning a $500,000 feed aid prize tied to a church wedding fragment. The text mentions a bride’s family and seating on the left side of the center aisle.
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Minnesota
Senate
Woman breaks vow, fish bone blocks throat again
St Louis Mrs Alma Casey aged 31 had sworn off fish for 25 years after a childhood fish bone episode. She relented yesterday and ate hali but, resulting in a lodged bone she needed doctors to remove.
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ST. Louis
Alma Casey
Mystery Railroad Wreck Near Dresson Pa
Railroad workers traced a freak derailment in Dresson Pennsylvania where two coal cars jumped from the middle of a 55 car train and toppled over a bank. Brakemen inspected the scene and reattached the cars before continuing. cause of the mishap remains undetermined as wrecking crews were summoned to clear the cars.
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Dresson
Life Preserver Vest Uses Dual Gas Cylinders for Quick Inflation
Army aircrews employ a life preserver vest resembling a vest that inflates instantly from two small cylinders mounted at the front. The device aids buoyancy when over or near large water bodies, providing rapid flotation for flyers.
Albania and Greece Claim No Radio Stations in Europe
A historical note states that Albania and Greece are the only European countries without radio stations. It highlights their unique media landscape and raises questions about communication infrastructure in the region.
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Albania
Greece
Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertisement Reminder
An old style ad promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a harmless remedy to stimulate bile and ease digestive issues. It urges asking for the pills by name, warns against substitutes, and notes a 25 cent price at drug stores with the red label branding.
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Mabe
Carter
C. M. Ca
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief From Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as powerful yet harmless with seven benefits in one. It claims ease of use and a money back guarantee if the cough or cold is not relieved, with a note that your druggist can authorize the refund.
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Gaile Henderson
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W. L. Gordon
Milton
Anne Ashley
Roberta Lee
Gordon
Thedford
A. J. Davenport
Paducah, Ky
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