Bank Teller's Bold Escape Ends in Texas Prison
A midwestern bank teller stole 36000 to fund a fresh start in Mexico. He fled through Kansas Oklahoma and Texas by automobile but was tracked by a surety inspector and captured near Laredo. Of the money, 25000 was recovered in its wrappers, with the car and proceeds partially recovered. He now serves a lengthy sentence for embezzlement and flight.
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Mexico
Rio Grande
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Laredo
Porder
Rash spreads rapidly in Granton case with Cuticura relief
Emma Retzloff notes a severe facial rash in April 1914 that spread from pimples to a large eczema like sore. After two months of unsuccessful treatment she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and the condition vanished. The promotion states Cuticura products are sold worldwide and offers a Skin Book from Cuticura Dept. L Boston.
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Granton, Wis
Mies
Emma Retzloff
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Baby's arrival makes nine grandparents in town
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Goble eighty eight becomes i x real great grandmother today when a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Licht enstein of Bloomfield at Mountainside hospital both mother and child are doing well The child is Edward H Lichtstein and the extended family includes Ackerman Montclair Dodd and Greevy Ackerman with numerous grandparents great grandparents and uncles all living in Montclair and nearby towns.
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Sarah Elizabeth Goble
Aon
Jacob Lichtenstein
Bloomfield
Mountainside Hospital
Edward H. Lichtestein
Edward H. Ackerman
Montclair
Ieane A. Dodd
Harnett Greevy Ackerman
First Speakers of the U S House and Notable Successors
The article recalls Frederick Muhlenberg as the first speaker born in Trappe Pennsylvania who died in Lancaster in 1801. It notes successors including Jonathan Trumbull of Connecticut and Henry Clay among others, with Polk as the only former speaker to reach the White House.
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House Ofpresentatives
United States
Frederick A. Muhlenberg
Pennylvania
Trappe
Lancaster
Muhlenberg
Jonathan ‘Trumbull
Connecticut
Henry Ay
James K. Polk
Robert ©.Rop
Schuyler Col
Making It Hot in Warfare Portable Crematories Debate
The fragment suggests a wartime discussion about portable crematories and a General’s remark. The text hints at authorities examining use and implications, with terms like “wake war look” indicating heated rhetoric or potential policy considerations.
A Romance of Extraordinary Distinction THE MARSHAL
Hortense, mother of a prince, plots a perilous escape from Ancona as Austrian forces close in. With Fritz Rickenbach and a trusted doctor, she smuggles Louis Bonaparte out in disguise while safeguarding a plan to deceive the enemy and save her son amid the Romagna upheaval.
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Ardens of
Malmaison
Plantain
Napoleon
Hortense
France
Hiolland
Forli
Louis
Romagna
Tuscany
Switzerland
Rome
Cardinal Fendi
Jerome
Turkey
Corfu
Adriatic
Josefine
Florence
Paris
England
Lewis
Caleche
Marquis Zappi
Revolutionista
Mortelle
Madame de Campan
Fritz
Fritz Rickenbach
Prince Louis
Frits
Prince Louisa Bonaparte
Europe
Friends of
Dijon
Zappi
Monsieur le Warauia
Sire Lawis
Vieques
Louie
Lim
Louis Napoleon
Therd
Holland
Prince Louie Napoleon
Marquis Zapp
Hut Hortense
Alck
Tie Mother
Mary
Marquis Zoppi
Louis Napoleon Lont
Otion
Francois Beaupre
Prince Louie
Ham Marquis
Beaupre
Forti Louis Bonaparte
Monsieur
Opee
Francola
Escaped Prince and Queen Flee Austrian Pursuit
Francois Beaupre sacrifices himself to shield Louis Napoleon and Hortense as Austrian soldiers close in at a rural inn. The prince escapes with the queen and Beaupre leads a dangerous chase, earning the soldiers’ wary respect before vanishing into the woods.
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Krew
Jean Gredin
Hermine Jerry
Banis
Francois Beaupre
Monsieur
Francois
Hleublen
Bleu Bleu
Friedrich
Francola
Vieques
Monsieurs
Five Years In The Cell The Meeting With Battista
In a dim jail cell a prisoner recalls a five year stretch as the jailer mentions the governor's return. The prisoner greets Battista and Pietro with nostalgia while a doctor nursed medicine and memory flickers of a long cherished friend in a tense scene.
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Pietro
Signor
Battista
Bane
Hope for Bald Head Hair Transplant Reported by Doctor Brekety
Report from the hospital of Saint Stephen in Mudapeer details a new scalp transplant using 50 000 gold wired hairs implanted in weeks. Gold wires anchored by a knot loop and sterilized, allowing natural appearance and no lasting inflammation after 10 to 12 days. A patient reportedly holds hair and luster for seven years.
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Waldaere
Dwetor Brekety
Baint Stephane
Mudapeer
London Times
Puneturea
Szekely
Man Robbed Express Company to Play Poker in South
A man with bad habits robbed an express company of several thousand dollars but stayed in the city. He confessed the theft saying he lost the money at poker. Investigations showed the county attorney and friends benefited from the game. the surety company dropped the case and repaid the loss. Also, over 30 million pieces of glass are needed for 500 mosaic panels for a St. Louis cathedral.
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Express Company
St. Louis
Woman Finds Relief After Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy
Unionville Missouri resident Mrs Martha Seavey reports severe female trouble with nervous spells cramps and speech and sleep difficulties. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved and regained strength and recommends the medicine to other women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Unionville
Lydia E Pinkham
Martha Seavey
Missouri
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