Baby Missing After Aunt Jobson’s Trip Ends in Court
The Jones family fears a missing four month old baby after Aunt Jobson leaves on a voyage. Grandpa misplaced the infant while guardians of the peace and bystanders debate whether the voyage was a kidnapping or a theft. Police intervene, Aunt Jobson denounces blame as the tense scene unfolds at the pier.
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Marina
Papa
Aunt Marie
James
Aunt Jobson
Two Wen
Anat Jobson
Jobson
Guardians of the Peace
Valuable health claims for a medicinal tonic
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Seal Gerson's root and Black Cherrybark as nutritive tonics aiding digestion and cough relief. It promises improved appetite and strength in early disease, warns miracles are unlikely, and invites readers to send for a book detailing medical roots and uses. It requests stamps or money orders for a booklet.
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Monroe
Iohn Pierce
Alcoit
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
N.Y
Pianes
Furs For Miss Alice Roosevelt’s Trousseau From Orient Skins
A furrier fashions Miss Alice Roosevelt’s trousseau from silver fox skins. The design features a wide stole style coat with a pointed front collar and no armlet talta, lined in pale gray satin. The furs will be delivered at the White House on November 15, and are described as rare value from the orient shipment after her return.
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Alice Jourevelt
Orient
Mise Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt
Fragmented Vignettes and Quotes Across Markets and Letters
The text presents a collage of disjointed lines and garbled dialogue referencing Roosevelt, London markets, an unnamed letter, and literary figures. It then shifts to New York reporting Joe Wigs planning to appeal to Henry H. Rogers and query Joan Rockefeller, followed by Washington urging newspapers to be kind to the Senate, and a Virginia note about old friends writing from New York City.
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New York
Joe Wigs
Henry H. Trogers
Hudles
Joe
Joan D. Rockefeller
Bolero fashions and city politics mingle in Cleveland note
A fragmented Cleveland item notes velvet boleros with gowns, and mentions Rockefeller and Lawson in a conflict, while William R. Williams retires from the Board of Public Works and Frank Noll assumes a key role. The piece hints at transitional leadership and social fashion alongside municipal affairs.
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Noll
Williams
William R. Williama
Board of Public Works
Therang
Tlan
Frank Noll
Water Tank Discovery Drives Unclear Trail to Crime Tale
A fragmentary note describes finding a piece of paper at a water tank near Waller Pike connected to a murder case. The unreliable text obscures names and actions, but suggests a witness or suspect recounting events and intent. The garbled lines obscure clear details, leaving the core items as a scattered reference to a crime scene and involved individuals.
Widow Sues Over Man's Death At Shipyard Fire
Sarah J. Clark seeks 16000 damages in superior court for the death of her husband Jon J. Clark in a storchworks accident. Witness Harry Yant, a Navy sailor, testified after shore leave arranged by the court amid a delayed trial.
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United Sta
Sarah J. Clark
Thunaday Muri
Dent 2
Plain Sant
Harry Yant
Anit
Norfolk
M. Leathers
Yant
Mrs. Clark
Nkking
What We Love Is Ours by Charles Grant
A reflective meditation on wealth and value arguing true possession lies in love and inner worth rather than money. It contrasts affluent owners with the poor who cherish nature, beauty, and honest joy, asserting happiness comes from the heart and the mind’s freedom.
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Charles Grant
Faye
Eve
Eden
Child Abduction Plot Foiled In City Home
A distraught scene unfolds as Mrs Jobson fears harm while police intervene. Charles Jones discovers the infant was hidden in a hamper misused as a cradle, the lid dropping by accident. Aunt Jobson expresses relief though both suspects face possible charges, the magistrate momentarily set aside. The talk ends with praise for Mrs Swellmore and her dressmaker.
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Jones
Jobson
Charles
Flirt Fiasco on Broadway Ends With Arrest
Special to the Saw reports John Jones of Binghamton age 60 visited Broadway en route to Philadelphia. He tried to charm passing women with ornate compliments, was punched by a vision in blue, resisted, and was arrested by Police O'Fingherty who took him to Pendertofy station. The crowd dispersed as Jones vowed to reform.
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New York
Johnn Jones
Binghamton
Philadelphia
Broadway
Mr. Jones
Ike John Alexander Dowte
Elijah
Beau
Ant Mr. Jones
Mrr. Jones
Pollee O'Fingherty
Ted
Getors
Studiad Haya Lollowerdt
Cabbien
Indiana Postmasters Named in Presidential Nomination List
Washington January 19 The president has sent to the Senate the nominations of Indiana postmasters including AL Kuhitan Auburn Christopher Browand Kendallville George E Burbank Oakland City and others in a compiled list reflecting federal appointments to postal duties.
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Indiana
Washington
Senate
AL Kuhltan
Auburn
Chrisopher Browand
Kendallville
George E. Burbank
Oakland City
Married Sixty Two Years Special to The Sun UK
On Jan. 21 192? Mig. W. W. Cunningham and his wife celebrated their sixty second wedding anniversary. Both are hale and hearty. Their family, once prominent in California politics, includes two daughters and several grandchildren who have pursued varied careers across the country.
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Ukiaa
Cal
W. W. Cunningham
Maj. Munningham
State Hospital
Tate
Winkitt
Gunniighams
California
Grtree Lecter F. x Erath Factories in Wartime Trade
In a terse report, entities Grtree Lecter F and Erath engage with GB and Gommer W indicating wartime production links. Gardiners and B.S. Gurron are named in connection with the Great Aflontte venture. The note outlines a business or agency relationship amid Allied supply considerations.
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Grtree Lecter F
Erath
Gommer
Gardiners
B.S. Gurron
Agen Vos
Eenes
Aflontte
Gad
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