Gypsy Wallace in Car Crash on Somerset Road
Gypsy Wallace is injured in a road accident when a passing car crashes into the couple’s vehicle on the Somerset road. Frank Gibson tends to Gypsy as Mason drives them to a farm house for help. Jim Wallace rushes in as Gypsy is carried inside and she faints.
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Bear, 400 pounds, hurries past hunter in Virginia
A 400 pound black bear brushed past hunter George W. Custer on Peg Top Mountain near Buchanan Virginia without harming him. The incident, witnessed by Custer, shows the bear moving quickly and leaving no injury.
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Cleveland's Famed Hot Tamale Vendor Dead
Gateana Mes sina known as Hot Tamale Joe died at 68 after 53 years selling tamales on Cleveland streets. He pushed his cart while shouting his mysterious cry Chicalabo skelli boochi and refused to reveal its meaning.
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Hope Star Cooking School Recipes From Historic Pantry
A collection of vintage kitchen directions including Brown Bread with dates and sour milk, Scalloped Corn and Ham, macaroni cheese bake, Fear Salad with American cheese dressing, Lady Betty Cake, Maple Parfait, and related measurements and oven times. The instructions mix ingredients, dairy, fruit, and baking steps for several era style dishes.
From Hot Tamale Vendor to Notable Entrepreneur in Cleveland
With $40 in his pockets Messina came to Cleveland to establish himself as a hot tamale vendor. He boasted he doubled his stake nightly, saved money, bought property, sent two sons to college, one becoming a physician, and later years spent winters in California or Honolulu where he maintained residences.
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Skipper Wins Silk Hat Crown For Third Time
Captain T. G. Weston, skipper of the Charles Dick, earns a silk hat crown for the third time in four years by bringing the first boat into Toronto Harbor after the winter freeze-up in Toronto Ontario.
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New Mello Glo Face Powder Ad Promises Gentle Wear
A bold advertisement touts MELLO GLO face powder as smooth spreading and pore-minimizing while not drying the skin. It claims long wear and government-approved coloring, pitched by John P. Cox Drug Co. and Geo George Robinson Department Store in Ady.
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Cauliflower Harvest Plans Near Mese Arizona
A 109 acre cauliflower ranch near Mese Arizona will produce about 100 carloads of the vegetable this year. Each carload contains roughly 4 484 crates, with details shared by reporters about historical attempts to gauge harvest yields.
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