Hope High School Football Caps Strong Season
The Stay's Platform and Chamber of Commerce support county road and sanitary improvements in Hempstead County. Hope High School finishes a successful football season, praised for a wholesome rivalry with Camden and a standout campaign as one of the state’s unbeaten major teams. Local pride centers on intercity football memories and autumn highlights.
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Vencurtes
Hope
Mintnt
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Bobcats
Nashville Rt
Ates
Hope High School
Nel I Prive
Vwith
Camden
Fordyce
Little Rock
South Ne
False Rumor Law Prompts Bank Protection Proposals
Kentucky considers a special statute to curb false rumors about banks aiming to prevent runs and protect depositors and stockholders. The measure stresses banks as vital to commerce and argues traditional libel laws may not fully deter rumors harming financial stability.
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Kentucky
Marstening
A Test For Intoxication Inebriation Judge’s Quick Guilty Verdict
A judge in a police court quickly ruled four men guilty after they sang the song Sweet Adeline while claiming they were sober or merely mildly drunk. The judge asked for the tune and fined them ten dollars each, declaring the performance proof of intoxication. Commentary from Detroit News notes the joke and questions wider social shifts.
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Aida
Adeline
Pulf Takes a Staged Swing at Hamlet in Crowded Show
Mek Nereeies hight PL Pulf tries acting in a show presented by her Zoo. He proclaims Hamlet with intelligence though the orchestra and balcony crowd jam. The performance falters after a cry of Ham echoes through the theater.
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Pulf
Hig
Zoo
Fordham mourns death of fastball mascot ram
Fordham University students report mourning the death of their fastball mascot, a pet ram, as mischief and theft rumors swirl in Hammond Indiana. A cynical quip about a dachshund contrast and playful lines about students burning time hint at campus wit and local chatter.
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Fordham University
Daily Crossword Puzzle Update and Clues
Puzzle page fragment lists clues and partial answers for a Sunday crosswords. It references names like Alexander and Martinique volcano and various wordplay hints. The garbled OCR text shows scattered clues across across and down, with enumerations and theme notes, but lacks a coherent grid or complete solution.
Nce Upon A Time Koy Steckel Led LAPD Twenty Years
Koy Steckel joined the Los Angeles police force twenty years ago and has worked without missing a day except vacation. He rose through the ranks to become chief, maintaining steady service throughout his career.
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Koy “E
Steckel
Los Angeles
Patrdman
Lipstick Booklets Compete With Matches for Ads
In Duluth Minnesota pocket booklets of lipstick are replacing matches as advertising tools. Each booklet matches the size and form of a pocket book, aiming to capture attention similarly to the traditional matchbooks.
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Duluth
Minn
T.p
Hairpin Kill Shocks Wisconsin Doorway Death
A hairpin in a knot of hair pierced the skull of 46 year old Mrs. John Kunz, killing her as she hung curtains in a Mellen Wisconsin home. She fell from a chair when the hairpin caused the fatal injury.
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Mellen
Wis
John Kunz
Cardus Claims To Restore Nerves In Texas Woman
Kemp Texas Mrs. Mat How ard near here describes severe nerve distress hot flashes and faint spells from years ago. After reading of a similar case she began Cardus which she says significantly improved her health and she has since recommended it to many women.
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Cardus
Washington Letter on Prohibition and 1932 Politics
Rodney Dutcher reports the national mood shifts toward wet candidates in 1932 as states previously dry swing, affecting party strategies. The piece analyzes the Electoral College map, state trends from New York and Illinois, and the wary stance of both parties toward Prohibition while eyeing convention dynamics and possible policy shifts.
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New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Ohio
Tlinois
Wadsworth
Illinois
Aurora
Aither
AntiSaloon League
Congress
Unclear fragment cites divorce plea in Uniontown case
Fragment recalls Mrs. Leo Lofstead of Uniontown Pa testifying that her husband would not allow her to play and sought a divorce, with reference to East McKeesport. The text is highly fragmented and lacks full context or dates.
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Leo Lofstead
Uniontown
McKeesport
Mississippian Dr Underwood Elected President of Southern Medical Association
Dr Underwood, health officer of Mississippi, elected president of the Southern Medical Association at its 990 convention in Louisville Kentucky. He resides in Jackson, Mississippi.
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Mississise
Dri Fee
Underwood
Southern Madicnt Association
Lotsvilla
Tnderwood
Jackson, Miay
Ancient Loom Still In Use Near Pamptoy Ohio
A nearly ancient loom from Rutland Township continues to be used by Mrs Henry Seldemble age 60 of Pamp toy. She has woven linens on it most of her life preferring the traditional device over modern patent looms.
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Fomeroy
Ohio
U.P
Henry Seldemble
Pamptoy
Rutland Township
Here
Teacher Receives Rotary Service Award in Nebraska City
Miss Amelia Wille, a 50 year local educator in Nebraska City, wins the Rotary Club service award for meritorious public service this year. She began teaching in 1878 before the public school system was well organized.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Amelia Wille
Rotary Club
No Uncertainty If Dollars Circulate Freely
A statement emphasizes that confidence remains as long as money keeps moving through the economy. It urges continuous circulation of currency to preserve stability and avoid doubt about financial systems. Public finance officials advocate steady liquidity to support commerce and growth.
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