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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1939
Page
7
June Leiford endures a violent night with thunder and a frightened mother. A frightened escape leads her through a dark village to Doctor Cable for aid, aided briefly by a stranger whose car vanishes into the rain soaked night.
In darkness Sennene rushes to Doctor Gabler after a desperate tolling moment. A gaslight blinds her as the car door opens and Jane cries urgently that someone is dead, words echoing a heavy fate while the doctor orders entry.
In amid heavy rain at the York World's Fair, a narrator notes Seaford's death while a tense domestic scene unfolds with Clint insisting a woman remains the mother figure of the Servies family. The plot hints at a long stay while the house is claimed, culminating in a breakfast scene and a curious remark by Moss about a curious advertisement.
Health officials plan immediate inspections of all tourist camps and roadside eating places on main routes to the New York World's Fair. District engineers will conduct up to 4900 inspections in three weeks to identify and correct health hazards under the Sanitary Code.
A young man recalls a career path from nine years ago to becoming the role of Alexander Graham Bell in a theatrical piece. He speaks from Boston about the early telephone era, detailing his surprise rise and the belief he carried in the importance of the Bell story.
Fragmented notes recount telephonic contact with the Duke of Windsor and Princess Elizabeth at Windsor, mentioning a birthday and a visit from two blind men from New York touring Hat System exhibits. The text also references a Wisconsin state event and an incident with a bird, all described in garbled form.
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