Eddie the ambassador’s secretary and diplomatic chases
A vivid profile of Eddie, the long serving secretary to the U S ambassador, detailing his duties at the State Department and Paris Peace Conference. The piece recounts anecdotes about diplomats, his loyalty, and his career spanning multiple secretaries, with notes on his modest $1500 yearly pay and earlier raises by Wilson and Colby.
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Eddie
Barnaby
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Bainbridge Colby
Play Savage ash In on Tourist Australia Dawin Witness
Fragmentary OCR note describes a supposed event in Australia involving aboriginal youths. The text mentions Dawin, visiting ships, and a ceremonial wielding or initiation, but the meaning is unclear and portions are garbled. No verifiable details or names are extractable for a solid summary.
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Ustralia
North Australia
Dawin
Chiefs Rise From Begging to Affluence Near Parsi Zone
Formerly wandering chiefs who hung about the outskirts of Parsi begging for food and clothing are now affluent. The transition marks a dramatic shift in status for these figures once dependent on charity.
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Parsi
Marriage Advice For Young Men In Memphis Church
The Rev. J. J. Walker of East End Christian Church urged youths to marry if they have five dollars and a girl who truly loves them. He framed his guidance as practical, implying financial limits should not block starting a family.
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Memphis
J. J. Walker
East End Christian Church
Columbus Tigers Bow to Curley Wolves in Prescott Test
Columbus High School basketball faces a tough week with a Thursday trip to Prescott to play Curley Wolves, a six time district champion, after an earlier two point win. Friday features both Columbus teams hosting DeQueen and Mineral Springs at Hope, drawing a large National Guard Armory crowd. The Tigers rely on balanced scoring depth while the girls are led by Estell Caldwell Ruth Clendenin and Flora Blackwood’s strong defense and shooting.
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Columbus
Tigers
Prescott
Curley Wolves
Prescot
DeQueen
Mineral Springs
Hope
National Guard Armory
Eququily
Estell Caldwell
Ruth Clendenin
Flora Blackwood
Ginger and Bard Host a Turbulent Studio Party
Ginger Tolliver schemes to keep Bard Holloway close at a sunlit country gathering. Speed, Eddy, Cotton, and Bard navigate car troubles, flirtations, and evolving loyalties as guests arrive, music fills the rooms, and Ginger plots to influence Bard’s affections while Wheelwrights, artists, and lovers collide in a lively but tense evening.
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Gincer Ella Tolliver
Fhil van
Holloway
Filet
Ole de
Chicago
Nicolo Allen
Ginger
Eddy Jackson
Glager
Exidy
le Getling
Speed
Eddy
Patty
Beniie
Ree Tan
Fiinger
New York
Cotton
Bard Holloway
Phil
Ginger Ella
Ivy Ford
Dooradee
Bard
Alisa Co Fon
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels
Advertisement for Baalmann’s Gas Tablets promising relief from stomach gas and pressure. Claims include disappearance of gnawing emptiness, reduction of nervousness and heart palpitations, improved breathing, relief from postmeal drowsiness, and cessation of bloating and cold limbs. Recommends yellow package at Ward & Son’s for $1.
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Baalmann
Basmann
Ward & Son’s
Former Dallas Mayor Dies at San Antonio
Ben E. Cabell, 72, mayor of Dallas from 1900 to 1904, died Sunday morning at Fort Sam Houston hospital in San Antonio. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at the Dallas home of his son B. E. Cabell Jr. He had lived with Lt. C. P. B. Cabell at Brooks Field for three years. Surviving are another son Lars E. B. Cabell of Pine Bluff, Ark, and two brothers, Col. L. R. Cabell and L. R. Cabell, both of Dallas. Cabell was born November 18, 1858.
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Tex
Ben E. Cabell
Dallas
Fort Sam Houston Hospital
B. E. Cabell, Jr
Cabell
C. Pb, Cabell
Brooks Field
Lars EB. Cabell
Pine Bluff
Ark
L. R. Cabell
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Three Persons Killed In Plane Crash At Wairoa
Wellington report says a Dominion Airlines aircraft from Gisborne to Hastings crashed at Wairoa killing three people Pilot Knight and passengers W F Baker and W S Strand. The plane carried passengers and mail.
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Wellington
Dominion
Wairoa
Gisborne
Hastings
Knight
W. F. Baker
W. S. Strand
Women Say Its Wonderful Powder Advertises Youthful Skin
A vintage ad touts MELLO-GLO powder as a perfect beauty aid for women with poor complexions. It claims a snevial tint and finish, prevents large pores, spreads smoothly, and is gentle on the skin, advertised by John P. Cox Drug Co. and George W. Robison & Co.
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John P. Cox Drug Co
George W. Robison & Co
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