Gabriel Sisters Face Lion Cage Challenge in Circus Tale
Madeline Gabriel and her partner Con prepare for a dangerous lion cage act. She endures fear and nightmares while training with Carlo Sander and Leo under Con’s demanding guidance, risking her career and love as the circus drama unfolds.
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Donna Gabriel
Siddal
Gabriel Sisters
Ponna
Madeline
Don
Bill Sid 1
Bill
David
Circus
Sander
Leo
Haus
Arena
Con
Mountstairs
Cen
Carlo
Gander
Lucy
Complete Diagrammed Martian pattern feature
A readable promo for Marian Martin pattern 9036 in sizes 8 through 18. It highlights a Parisian look with a crossed bodice and front waistline detail, noting raglan sleeves and possible fabric needs for size 14. Includes order details and pricing.
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Marian Martin
Faneuite
Enterprise Pattern Department
With &T
New York
W. Y
Sacred bulls of India and the zebu saga
A fragmented note discusses sacred bulls and the zebu, a beast of burden once found in ancient Africa, India, and Madagascar, highlighting historical distribution and animal significance.
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India
Zebu
Africa
Idia
Madagascar
President Roosevelt Balances Play and Work in Spring Routine
Roosevelt keeps a light schedule with swimming on most days between desk work and dinner. Gus Gennerich or his daughter Anna join in, and the president also enjoys stamp catalogs and Sequoia trips when weather allows. He tunes his mail signing time with a lively, running dialogue and jokes, often objecting to split infinitives.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Gus Gennerich
Secret Service
Anna Dall
Daily Mail
Presi
Dent
Mount Vernon
Navy
Children’s Hour
Marguerite le Hand
Grace
Paula Tallyn
Eee
Stephen Early
Buried in Beggar's Coffin marks Oil Promoter's end
C. Julian, an American oil promoter once linked to Oklahoma fraud charges, was buried yesterday in a plain pine coffin after three caskets failed to find funds for a proper US burial. Miss Leonora Levy mourned as Rev. Emory Luccock conducted a brief service in Shanghai.
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Morris J. Harris
Associated Press
Shanghai
Co. C. Julian
Foreign Cemetery
Leonora Levy
Julian
Miss Levy
Emory Luccock
Oak Park
Luccock Julian
America
Winnipeg
Streeeters
Oklahoma
Dust and Soot Fall Compared in Glasgow and London
Annual dust and soot deposition across Glasgow is estimated at 820 tons per square mile, far exceeding London’s 248 tons. The figures highlight stark air pollution differences between the two cities.
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Glasgow
London
Last slave Margaret Pine dies in Brooklyn 1857
The record notes Margaret Pine identified as the last slave in the state of New York died in Brooklyn in 1857.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Pine
Brooklyn
Magnolia Tree Blooms Twice in Elkhart
A magnolia tree in Elkhart bloomed twice in 19332, marking an unusual floral event in the town. The sight drew residents who noted the rare double bloom during the season.
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Elkhart
Louisiana Tech Students Call Kidnapping Finances
Flashes of LIFE reports critics of a prank at Louisiana Tech where non engineering students allegedly kidnapped Wayne Hill, claimed expenses include 17 stitches, hospital stay, and four broken car windows totaling $14.76. The ad is signed by P. P. Love, chair of the kidnapping committee.
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Ruston
Louisiana Tech
Wayne Hill
Tech Talk
P. P. Love
Witness Ready to Testify on 1878 Gift
The article notes a man received a treasured item in 1878 from Carl Drummond, his longtime playmate, who is now prepared to appear as a witness after 56 years.
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Treasuring
Carl Drummond
Esx chef divorces fish and bones after skillful prep
Essex Connecticut veteran Japanese chef George K. Yoshida at the Essex club separates a shad avoiding bone damage. He is reputed to be the only local expert who can remove 400 bones in a fish, a task once taking two hours and now reduced to about 25 minutes.
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Fish
Bones
Essex
Fish and Bones
George K. Yoshida
Key to the City Replaced by Cellar Key in Aide Memoir
In a humorous exchange the mayor gifts a cellar key instead of the city key to Mrs Moore during an event honoring 7 A and the Mrs. The mayor’s altered policy and the misplaced key provoke Mrs Moore’s quip that she would prefer the cafe key.
The Changing Home and Modern Family Roles
A column argues that home life can evolve with democracy in parenting and motherly outside interests. It asserts modern changes need not diminish parental guidance or children's standards while suggesting practical steps for addressing a boy’s schoolroom absences.
Mr Bailey Defends The Pog Pound Plan
Letter writer R B Bailey defends a dog pound as a useful yet unnecessary expense, arguing the city is no place for dogs and suggesting relief for dog owners while urging public consideration of the issue. The piece critiques editor F Polle and invites further discussion.
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Bailey
F. Polle
R. B. Bailey
Stealing the Show in New Film With Mitchell and Durant
Lew Ayres worries about his performance in the upcoming film She Learned About Sailors in which vaudeville team Mitchell and Durant also appear. He complains that the duo allegedly stole his makeup test, prompting his public lament.
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Lew Ayres
Mitchell and Durant
Lew
Treatment Gap Hints at Needed Care Access
A reader suggests that areas needing care are where treatment must be targeted. The remark implies attention to underlying access barriers and potential health system gaps in reaching affected individuals.
Merchants face tax crackdown in Raleigh
State Department of Revenue identifies about 20 percent of merchants who underpaid sales tax during nine months of operation. Auditors review 30 000 merchants returns and will assess overdue amounts with penalties and interest. Some underpayments stem from misunderstanding but deliberate evasion now appears more common. authorities can collect back taxes plus penalties.
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Walter E. Sasbervill
Raleigh
State Department of Revenue
Department
Ita
General Assembly
Department of Revenue
Revenue Department
Cable laid between Sweden sparks 84 simultaneous conversations
A garbled report claims a cable laid between Sweden connects multiple parties, enabling 84 conversations at once. Details are unclear and the source text is unreadable in parts.
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Rtm . Eee
Sweden
Guilford County Administrator Seizes Jamestown Property
J. B. Beck, administrator of Guilford County property, oversees seizure of Jamestown assets under authority of county proceedings.
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J. ¥. Beck
Guilford County
N. C
Jamestown, BH
Hollywood Gossip Lilian Harvey plans marriage and baby life
Hollywood gossip centers on Lilian Harvey who says she aims to marry Willy Fritsch and have a baby girl while settling into a home life. She wears a diamond ring from Fritsch and hints a ceremony may follow Europe return after her next film Serenade.
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Hollywood
Lilian Harvey
la Harvey
Willy Fritsch
Lilian
Fritch
Europe
Willy
Miss Harvey
Global radio broadcasting investment tops 1.756 billion
The worldwide investment in radio broadcasting exceeds 1.756 billion, reflecting growing spending across networks and markets. Key players include major broadcasters and advertisers expanding reach through new frequencies and digital platforms.
Subway Plan Aims to Create Citywide Underground Rail
A city program moves toward a comprehensive underground rail system intended to serve the entire metropolis. The effort envisions an integrated network linking major districts and transit hubs, signaling a bold expansion of urban mobility.
Japan's new factory law limits night work for women and children
Japan enacts a factory regulation prohibiting employment of women and children between 11 pm and 5 am, defining night shifts as hazardous and restricting late-hour labor in industrial plants.
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Japan
Notice of Sale of Land in High Point North Carolina
Trustee will auction a land parcel in High Point Guilford County at the Municipal Building on Saturday June 2 at 11 30 A M. The deed of trust originates from J and Moffitt to W A Idol for High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association dated November 1933 and recorded in Guilford. Parcel runs along Morris street starting at an iron stake and contains 10935 square feet more or less.
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J. &. Moffitt
W. A. J. Idol
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Office of the Register of Deeds of
Guilford
High Point
North Carolina
Quilford County
Morris Street
Bain Avenue
Morrie Street
Am Trom
J.B. Campbell
Ima
Jamestown Township
Guilford County
Grimes-Clark
W. Dorsett
Notice to Creditors in Ford Becker Co Partnership
SeeS SS Seee of Ferdinand Ecker, deceased. TO ALL CREDITORS AND PARTIES HOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST FERD., BECKER COMPANY: You and each of you are here by no of the co-partnership known as Ford. Becker Company. You are further notified that the re ceiver will take and state an account of the affaires of said partnership, setting forth a list of all creditors and the amounts for which their claims are filed and allowed or disallowed, report the same to the Clerk of the Superior Court of Quullford County on or before the 18th day of June, 1934, and pointed receiver of said co-partnership. 'This 27th day of April, 1934. WACHOVIA BANK & TRUST CO. Receiver of Ford. Ecker Company. Hobgood MacClamrock, Attys.
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Ferdinand Ecker
FERD
Becker Company
Ford. Becker Company
Superior Court
Qullford County
Wachovia Bank & Trust CO
Ford
Ecker Company
Hobgood
MacClamrock
Attys
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