Mystery of Heath Murder Echoes Through Long Island
In 1926 harbor Gardens Long Island a murder shocks the Heath household. Myra Heath is found dead with cosmetics on her face and a rare cold bottle used as the weapon. Suspects include guest Bunny Moore and Lawrence Inman with Todhunter Buck shadowing a stranger as Perry Heath vanishes.
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Heath
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Myra Heath
Perry
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Bunny Moore
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Inman
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Tunney Reveals Factory of His Fighting Face
Gene Tunney explains to Lewis S. Stone and John F. Dillon at the Broadway Theatre how he develops a hard, calloused face through massage and work to withstand a boxing blow. He says eyebrows and cheek cushions are shaped to strengthen flesh and reduce eye and bone damage.
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Hollywood
Gene Munney
Jack Dempsey
Tunney
Lewis S. Stone
First National
John F. Dillon
Stone
Nightie edict creates hassle for North Carolina counties
In Raleigh on September 3, the state board of health orders county officials to provide convicts with sleeping garments nightly. Officials rush to buy nightshirts, though many worry prisoners will resist changing from their uniform night attire. The move aims to improve sanitation despite anticipated reluctance.
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Board of Health
Raleigh
State Board of Health
Dog Growls At Heavyweight Champion Makes Page One
A dog’s growl headlines page one as spectators witness a dramatic moment with a heavyweight champion. The incident distracts from expected action and becomes the era’s notable visual.
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