Death follows boy hit by Kennedy cap in Delran tragedy
Recap of a week’s scattered news item highlights include the death of Mario Carnply ch aged 9 after a foxhunting accident linked to Min Kennedy, a coroner's jury urging reevaluation of a tense case, and a New York kidnapping charge against Betty Brainerd. Also noted are sugar price drops, bank robberies, liquor probes, and diplomatic tensions abroad.
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Mario Carnplych
Min Kennedy
Dorconer
Betty Brainerd
Pacorn Hewapapie
New York
Neubert Stuck
Gerober
Cole
Hess
Hiebere
Carl J. Coleman
Canyon City
Coto
Great Western Sugar Company
Denver
Olcott
Illinois
Glenn T. Aldrich
Navy
Salem
Ore
Chicago
Deer Trail State Bank
First National Bank of
Deer Trail
Ohio
Stratford as the Place of Peace and Shakespearean Charm
The article portrays Stratford-on-Avon as a tranquil haven drawing visitors from America and beyond. It notes crowds at Shakespeare’s birthplace, villagers embracing Maypole and Morris dances, and a sustained allure of Elizabethan rural life. Motor travel brings many to festival events and local towns, with peace sustained amid growing tourism.
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Stratford-on-Avon
Thropshire
Shakespeare
London
Stratford
Leamington
Memorial Theater
Warwick
Tix
England
Stratford Steels
Warwickshire
Denver
Boston
New York
Colorado
South America
Australia
South Africa
Asked Jail Sentence to Be Sure of Home for Winter
Manuel Costa of San Francisco, longtime winter resident of the city, was jailed for three months in a cell reserved for his use to ensure a winter home. He was arrested after tearing up pavement and throwing cobbles at the back of his neck. Costa asked a judge to extend his sentence to months to be ready for the Alaska fishing season.
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Luek Viquor
Los Angeles
San Francisco
United States Secret Service
Sarnia Tunnel
John Sullivan
Alvarardo
Cal
Norfolk
Mali
Congress
Wayne J. Wheeler
AnthSaloon League
Lickory
Jickvolmdla Pen
Nashyild Tndusteial Corporation
Wir
Harriobieg
Miles Essay
Madion
Union Bank
Winkler
Manitoba
W. Graufer
E. A. Sadler
Chiccago
Badler
Tiemba
Anhan
Cleveland Ain
Sirooklyn Tian
Malla Brie
Cheveland
Brooke Witing
Steele
de Meow King
Gavin Coeote
Manuel Costa
San
An & Eireementh
Tribute to British Funds for a Reading orphan home
An American driven effort funds a British reading home for 48 fatherless boys near Reading. Lieut J G Churchill named headmaster with Mrs Churchill as matron. The home, formerly St Andrews, is under British Education Ministry protection and backed by National Allied Relief committee and American admirers of British Valor.
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New York
Reading
London
National Allied Relief Committee
United States
Argunian Flan
West Party
Fifth Street
J. G. Churchill
Briah Army
Churchill
Hay
Ministry of Education
Eingland
John Moffat
Large Washington figures show women voters number
Census bureau and other government sources estimate about 21 million American women over twenty one, with roughly 7 million eligible to vote in November. The count reflects married and alien restrictions, state laws, and citizenship status affecting voter eligibility across the United States.
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Washington
Censue Bureau
Governant Departmenta
United States
Atlene Wad Witen
Tony Dt
Mom GE
Wamu
Allen
Cigit of Justice
Amerions
Talbert
Aimericea Citiaeia
Thane
Centre Lurene
Bge
Thia One Starting Young and Higment Yet Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Katherine Parrott and Erivad with scattered phrases about foaling, planning, and a youth. Details are obscured. core facts unresolved, many garbled terms and possible misreads remain.
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Cequalatancne
Katherine Parrott
Rae Anne
Doctor Cupid Cure-all Tonics Promoted by Noted Physician
A famous doctor touts a cure for various ailments claiming to restore health and vitality in women. The advertisement extols Dr Pieres Prescription as a life enhancing tonic available nationwide, claiming benefits for nervous and irritable conditions and general well being.
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Pieros
Piereee
Eas
Cuticura Ad Claims Soothing Skin Relief Routine
An advertisement recommends retiring gently rub spots of irritation with Cuticura Ointment then wash with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It promises clear skin and soft hands with daily use. The copy also touts money as a key benefit in allowing daily purchases.
Green's August Flower Remains a Widely Used Digestive Aid
An old advertisement extols Green's August Flower as a marvelous remedy for indigestion nervous dyspepsia and related digestive complaints. It claims forty four years of use worldwide with strong testimonials and promotes gentle laxative effects. The text ends with a teaser about three women who “know” the neighbors.
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Aud Green
Adv
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George Creel
Committee On
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Mexico
Houston
Tugeholina Interesta
Treasury
Wilson
Josephine Berry
United Kingdom
Popocatepetl
Puebla
Warner
American Students’ Temperance Movement
Sheffield
Hagland
Zeugouski
Vilna
Regno
Vilaw Grodno
Mile
Aisi Lambrine
Prince Chvel
Rumania
Queen Marie of
Trumania
Teague of
Ily
Serbia
Belgrade
Xemlon
Tokio
Tay
California
Come Comma
Bee
Herr Crisplea
Eader
Halle
Buku
Dale
Hee Hilton
Evan
Eve
Maine
Rockport
Morty-Hoe
Rillroad
Orphans of War Heroes
British Mangemient Committee
Bt. Andrew's
Wallw and Strays Society of England
Col. Arthur, Murray
Maj
J.J. Astor
Evelyn Wrench
Col
A. S. Cleaver
Robert Grant, Jr
G. Milo McKay
James van Allen Shields
Kart Reading
Baron de Cartier de Marehidine
Kijuro Khidehara
Charles W. Gliot
Eueritua
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Utah
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Mathian
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Midway
Dean
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