Miss Forest Slape Wall Withdraws Breach Suit
A misread item describes Miss Forest Slape Wall withdrawing a breach of contract claim against a Los Angeles figure tied to a high profile case. The text references a 1989 marriage proposal and a past resemblance to a horse associated with climbing stardom, with unclear connections to Stanford White and a Thaw-related settlement.
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NEA Low Angeles Bureau
Forest Slape Wall
Tetress
Los Angeles
Farry Thaw
New York
Millonaire
Stanford White
Thaw
Hope City reforms and county highway program proposal
The Star promotes city revenue use from the municipal power plant to develop social services in Hope City, improve sanitary conditions, and pavement. It backs Chamber of Commerce input and Hempstead County farmers for all-weather road construction, gradual mileage reduction, and shared state highway progress. It calls for efficiency through a unified expenditure system and cooperative effort between rural and urban areas.
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Hope Fore
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead County
Kansas
Juvenile Tree Sitter Trend Sparks Debate Across Teens
A juvenile diversion technique spreads among boys in their teens with tree-sitting and sandbag refueling crews. Neighbors chip in funds as youths endure hours aloft for prizes, drawing comparisons to adult endurance feats. Proponents argue it restores perspective, while critics warn of childish risks and moral concerns.
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Riker
Tikee
Prosperity Through Thrift and Balanced Spending
A letter from the American Society for Thrift argues that prosperity comes from prudent spending and strong purchasing power. It cautions against wasteful buys and debt, emphasizes saving alongside living standards, and urges a measured balance between spending and saving to secure future independence. The piece notes thrift builds judgment in personal affairs and links a thriving economy to individuals working for a living rather than gambling.
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Blic
Busi
American Society
America
seHat
Booth rises from Pueblo laundry wagon to Army general
Rodney Dutcher profiles Maj Gen Ew ing E Booth born 1880 in Kansas later raised in Kansas and Texas. He drove laundry wagons in Pueblo earning $20 weekly and commission, eventually owning a shop and rising from lieutenant to captain with Colorado National Guard. He organized three militia regiments in the Philippines and advanced to brigadier general by 1919, serving in France and in the AEF service of supply before returning home.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
NEA Service, Inc
Washington
Ewing E. Booth
U. S. Army
West Point
Pueblo
Colo
Texas
Kangas
Sulk
Booth
Shifer
Kansas
General Booth
Ghaurh-Snoney
Colorado Nationaal Guard
Cripple Creek
Leadville
Philippines
1St
Colorado Volunteer Infantry
46Th
U. S. Volunteer Infantry
General Otis
Philippine Department
Otis S
Governor's Islands
Camp Upton
France
St. Michiel
Merse Argonne
Germany
Sergice
A. E.F
Ince Story Amid Fragments of Brownie Tale
Fragmentary text recalls a mythic scene with a brownie character and a troubled creature. The odd wording hints at affection and strange descriptions, but the record is incomplete and cryptic, lacking a clear event, date, or named place.
Fragmented musings echo vacation and weather gags
A muddled collection of jokes and quips about Hunters vacations tents hay in fields and hats blown by winds. It notes quiet police warnings in New York and Canada hoping tourist revenue. Vesuvius eruption and playful lines about postcards and nursery rhymes punctuate the piece with whimsical if scattered humor.
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Ohio
New York
Pittsburgh couple weds in air and lands after ceremony
A Pittsburgh couple staged a plane wedding and descended to Earth after the ceremony. A Chicago paper reports weekend photo shows 30 tons of scrap paper in Lincoln Park to prove crowds were present, countering beliefs that the area saw few people.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Lincoln Park
Horse Of Movies Nearing Death Nearing End of Brownie’s Life
COLUMBUS Indiana July 21 UP Brownie the horse that helped Ken Maynard rise to film stardom is near death. Veterinary Mayo says the 24 year old animal has only months left and will be laid to rest at Happy Stamping Grounds on the Maynard farm. Ken Maynard, on vacation at his father's home, ordered full care for Brownie during his final months.
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Columbus
Ind
Brownie
Ken Maynard
Jlans
W. H. Maynard
Ken
Annie Boys
Daily Crossword Puzzle Solution and Scattered Clues
Fragmented crossword page shows solution lines and many garbled clues. It references a Daily Crossword Puzzle Solution, mentions yesterday's puzzle, and lists assorted scattered entries, numbers, and partial phrases with unclear letters and misplaced words.
Shortage of Centimes in Paris Sparks Finance Ministry Note
Paris July 22 A report says French business leaders pressed the Finance Ministry over a 10 centime shortage about two cents per coin. Officials estimate 44 million 50 centime pieces are in circulation, signaling a possible impact on daily transactions. NOTICE FOR SALE The Mississippi Pacific H R will sell freight house goods in Hope Arkansas at 9 am August 7. Items include 1 lax paint in oil and 1 pint paint in oil, consigned to order of C Ward. Davis Paint Co North Kansas City Mo. agent listed as B R Christopher.
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Paris
Ministry of Finance
Circle Tion
Missont Pacific
H.R
Hope
Ark
Am. Atuust Tnd
Lax
Shippers
Davis Paint Co
Northahsas City
Narity C. Ward
Tare Arte G. BR. Christopher
Missulrd Pacific
New Station Osaka to House Reinforced Concrete Rail Car Shed
July 22 report from Osaka notes government railways approve a station shed project at Minato-muachi near Nam The building will be a reinforced concrete steel structure with a cost about 2,400,000 marks. The plan includes air transport and a dirigible balloon service with one passenger capacity between the United States and Japan via Honohitie and Manly.
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Osaka
Japan
Government Railways
Minato-muachi
Nam
AW Air Transport
Enaypany
Alan Ping
United States
Honohitie
Manly
Senator Freed Sutto for Lieutenant Governor of Arkansas
Arkansas voters are urged to consider Senator Freed Sutto as a candidate for Lieutenant Governor. He outlines duties, emphasizes presiding over the Senate, fair committee appointments, and economy in expenditures, while pledging support for education and highway-building programs and opposition to any action weakening Martineau Bend Law. He cites his record in public service and urges voting on August 12.
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State Senate
Senate
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Clark
Conway County
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