Foreboding Visitor in East Africa Ends in Tragic Death
A lone imperial official in a bamboo post on Lake Victoria hosts a farewell for a friend, warns him against danger, and later witnesses a haunting vision of the missing Anton Werner before learning Werner died in the jungle, his body found near the lake with a gun and empty cartridge remnants.
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East Africa
Hivh
Wera
Jim
Lake Victoria
Anton
India
Anton Werner
Piasra
Werner
Alont
Lake Toria
Good Things to Eat From Kitchen of Old Time Cook
A collection of recipes for Lucanian eggs fry and a lemon sauce, a simple combination salad, string bean salad with parsley dressing, and parsnip carrot onion and yellow pea croquettes. Includes steps on browning onions boiling eggs and forming sausage shaped patties then frying in vegetable oil.
Paul Morton Receives Plentiful Job Prospects
The Kansas City Star notes Paul Morton faces no worry about finding another good position as correspondents have already selected a dozen favorable offers for him. The tone suggests strong demand for his talents and a secure career path ahead.
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Paul Morton
Kansas City Star
Trivial urban snippets and social note quotes
A patchwork of seaside and city life anecdotes from a Toronto World Paris London Globe Kansas City Times and Philadelphia Telegraph wire. Items include a gusty street scene in Queenstown with a laughing hat, a misfiring telephone mystery from Paris, immigrant vigilance in Rockhill, and social club inauguration plans.
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Queenst
Toronto
Parly
Mmysterius
Dameela
Suvinvasion
Mympa
Paris
London Globe
Crase in China Leads to Bankruptcy Filing in Shelbyville
Harry A. Jacoby, a Shelbyville Queensware merchant, filed voluntary bankruptcy Friday in the federal court. He owes $586.96 and is unable to meet debts, with past due bills mounting as he chases elusive dollars.
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Dynes
Glissacre
Shelbyville
Ind
Harry A. Jacoby
Queensware
Doctor Confined After Side Collision Injures Rider
Dr J M Rhodes of 7358 West at remains home with traumatic appendicitis after being struck on the side by the street car brake Monday night. Dr C C Durham attending says he is not yet out of danger.
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Atruck
J. M. Rhodes
West
C. C. Durham
King Alfonso and President Loubet visit St Cyr and Versailles
King Alfonso and President Loubet visited the national military academy at Saint-Cyr on Friday and then toured Versailles before returning to Paris in the afternoon. The official trip followed by a morning engagement at the academy and a layover at the historic palace complex amid diplomatic exchanges.
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Alfonso
Bcripps-Wrrd
PRESB
PARIB
Loubet
National Military Academy
St. Cyr
Versailles
Paris
Smart Dress Rules and Color Advice for Women
A mid article advises on fashion sense for ladies in New York, stressing that real wealth shows in dress, not status. It covers color harmony, avoiding extremes, and choosing quality fabrics, belts, and accessories. It promotes one color schemes, coordinated hats, and the chemisette for seasonal wear with emphasis on well-made garments.
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Qiogance
Drunk man disrupts neighborhood in Washtub incident
Ford, a resident of W Norwood Street, became intoxicated Friday morning and caused a disturbance at home. He damaged furniture, then exposed neighbor washing, leading to police pursuit and his arrest for disturbing the peace and profanity.
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Tolar Ford
W. Norwood St
Fle
Am Tran Bea
Ford
Brevelemen
Burris
Keene to Hold Two Positions in City Health
City Board of Health eyeing changes as Dr T V Keene’s election as superintendent of the new St Laboratory of Asmene prompts a push for another sanitarian post. Dems seek influence to replace Keene with a successor while plan to keep him as city sanitarian pays a reduced salary and delays final decisions.
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City Board of Health
Vitor Keene
Keene
Ana Sistitus
Nate
Hans
Holtzman
Barnum & Raley Kentest Show Attracts Wide Animal Spectacle
The Glalls of The Barnum & Raley Kentest Show on Earth comes June 16 featuring rare and exotic animals. Exhibits include a world’s smallest horse Speck the elephant and four zebras, with leopards, wolves, hippo, rhinoceros, camels, elephants, antelopes, crocodile, and many more.
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Barnum & Raley
Ube
Anomer
Vhesa
Saloon Keepers Fined by Police Court
John McCaffery and Frank Gorman saloon keepers were fined Friday morning in the police court. McCaffery was fined for a Sunday minor offense and Gorman for allowing persons other than family members to enter the saloon after hours.
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John McCaffery
Frank Gorman
Handensia Tar
Mqnor
Hi Waloon
Real Estate Man Hit By Wagon on Washington Street
John A. Smith, a real estate man in the Ingalls block, stood in Washington Street when a wagon team belonging to the White River Fire company struck him from behind. He was knocked down, the wagon wheel struck the small of his back, and he was carried into Navin's drug store before being taken to his home on Bellefontaine Street under the care of Dr. Kirk.
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John A. Smith
Ingalls Block
Washington St
Senateave
White Fiver
Guna Company
Navin
Inter
MS Bellefontainast
I Vie
Anukiace, Io
Kirk
Piano prices and costs behind the instrument
A fragmented note argues piano prices reflect material quality and design complexity. It claims the actual cost varies little, with the rest being profit and branding, suggesting buyers pay inflated figures for names rather than value. The text mentions about ten minutes of work versus large price marks.
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Pric
Doliara
Lagonda piano advertised by Krell-French company
An advertisement touts the Krell-French piano as high quality and serviceable with pure sweet tone and accurate action. It describes cases in various woods, simple beauty, and a six year durability guarantee by Indiana's Krell-French company, noted as the state's greatest piano makers, with price listed as only omitted.
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Krell-French
Indiana
Robert Furnas Dies in Lincoln Neb at 90
Robert Furnas, longtime Nebraska governor and father of horticulture in the state, died Thursday night due to diabetes. He owned a large apple orchard and was a prominent agricultural figure in Nebraska's history.
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Robert Furnas
Scrippe-Aurae Press Association
Lincoln
Neb
Robert Ww. Furnas
Twlea
Nebraska
Ted
Purenas
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