Mystery car crash death hinted as possible murder
Bannister and Coleman find Drugan dead after a wrecked sedan overturned on a hillside. A quick ambulance and police response reveal clues, including a whiskey bottle and a bloodied, unconscious man. McNeal hints the death could be either accident or murder, with further inquiry to follow.
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France
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Ami Aninaiér
Denese Lang
Metvinn
Baauinier
Rane
M Nong A. Tours
Whitmam
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Bamusree
Coteman
Bannister
Coleman
Bans
Drugan
McNeal
Dragen
Jed Coleman
Tremont
Parker Coleman
Sawyer
Masiad Instrument Company
Central Headquarters
Dragan
Local Social Notes and Condolences
Mrs E B Collier and sister May Pickard and Tom Collier called on. Mr and Mrs J A Collier and family Friday. Friends of Miss Miley Cowling daughter of Mr and Mrs Jot Cowling near here were sorry to hear of her death Thursday. Friends extend sympathy to the family. Robert Johnson and Henry Neil Parker were visiting here Thursday. Friends of the Tom Dodson family extend sympathy for their mother’s death Monday. Mildred Dillard spent Wednesday night with Boyce Bowles. Friends of Mr and Mrs C Sheffield will be sorry to hear of the death of their little son Jackie on Friday December 1st. Dan Wolf and Frank Suggs of Mc Nab were visiting in Okay Wednesday night. Miss Damon Foster spent the holidays with her parents at Mt Pleasant. Miss Kathleen and Patsy Collier visited in Saratoga a while Wednesday afternoon. Marie Reed of Mineral Springs has been visiting her sister Mrs Floyd Tollette of this place.
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Bannister
Drugan
Dengan
al Dringan
Kjnis
King
Dragan
al Drugan
Tremont
McNeal
Detective Bureau
Sawyer
E. B. Collier
May Pickard
Tom Collier
J. A. Collier
Miley Cowling
Jot Cowling
Near Here
Sory
Fam
Ily
Robert Johnson
Henry Neil Parker
Tom Dodson
Mildred Dillard
Boyce Bowles
C. Sheffield
Jackie
Cember
Dan Wolf
Frank Suggs
McNab
Okay
Damon Foster
Mt. Pleasant
Katherleen
Patsy Collier
Saratoga
Marie Reed
Mineral Springs
Floyd ToHette
Celebrities who beat tuberculosis sponsor Christmas Seal drive
A unique national committee of tuberculosis survivors leads the 27th Christmas Seal sale staged nationwide from Thanksgiving Day by 2 084 local associations. Members include author Will Irwin, novelist Harold Bell Wright, and Dr William C White chairing, among others.
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Will Irwin
New York City
William Charles White
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Harold Bell Wright
Tucson
Arit
Hobart Honworth
Beverly Hilla
Cal
Roger W. Balson
Babson Park
Moss T
Iving Elsie
New Have
Conn
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Anatonuy
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Wigeds
O'Neill
Sean the Christus Seal
Most Baldness Is Hereditary Fault
Dr Morris Kishbein editors the Journal of the American Medical Association and Hygeia discuss hereditary baldness and gray patches. They warn against hair restorers, noting no proven remedy restores hair once hair loss is due to genetics. The piece cites a Pittsburgh family study showing early gray and depigmented patches, and links nerves and glands to hair growth while cautioning that testing treatments is complex.
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Morris. Kishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
the Health Magazine
Pittsburgh
Prikingly Elegant Lis Velvet Dress Pattern Notice
Pattern describes a Lis velvet dress design offered in five sizes with yardage for dress and accessories. Includes instructions to mail order to Jidie Boyd in New York for a pattern, with postage and delivery details.
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Jidie Boyd
Lodurk Avenue
New York
Rites Steed
Sale Dubiyenss
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Smith Never With FDR In First Charge Lifts Split Fear
Washington reports say Al Smith did not split with the Roosevelt administration after attacking the monetary policy. Observers note Smith remains a party within the New Deal fold, while Roosevelt’s inflation stance grows through southern and western support. The 1928 nominee’s remarks targeted anti inflation fears and belief in controlled currency amid farm relief measures.
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Washington
al Smith
Roosevelt
Yeat
Stuith
Baloney
Roonsevelt
Thomas
Congress
Smith
Studios replace lead with re-enactment for Viva Villa tale
The film producers replace the earlier star with Stuart Erwin to re enact key scenes Tracy previously shot and continue the story. The change follows the director's review of a native end to the Mexico sequence and aims to keep the project moving smoothly.
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Lea Trey Whaetracker
Mexico
Oly Rreentiy
Viva Villa” Nauk
Stuart Erwin
Tracy
Roosevelt’s Push to Keep West Progressives in Democrats
Roosevelt presses to hold progressive Republicans in the Democratic fold with cabinet picks and frequent moves. the impending struggle over money signals the coming battle is only beginning.
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Roosevelt
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Unclear lines from 19th century notes on politics and demographics
The fragment discusses a potential political shift with Smith and Roosevelt on a money issue, hints at congressional elections next November, mentions a public denunciation of a White House program, and notes the Indian head design on US five entries and London’s youth population under 30. It also recalls America's first regular agricultural experiment station at Middletown, Connecticut, in 1873.
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Gown “Smith
Roosevelt
White House
America
Middletown
Conn
Marmet Man Praises Ford’s Black-Draught For Relief
Roy Holstein of Marmet West Virginia describes stomach distress headaches and sleep trouble. He says after using Black-Draught the pain heartburn and nausea eased and he can sleep and eat normally. The advertisement notes Black-Draught is a purely vegetable product and mentions a new pleasant tasting syrup for children.
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Roy Holstein
Marmet
W. Va
Thedford
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