Banker Enters Court Through Cellar Door In Bustling Trial
A wealthy New York baker, James A. Stilton, testified Thursday in a suit against Una form Pitt Lotter, his former partner. He described sneaking into the courtroom by a cellar door and exiting via a taxi cab entrance as photographers crowded the scene. Mrs Stillman, already inside with attorneys, reportedly reviewed questions about the child and Stilton’s testimony amid tense exchanges with his wife.
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James A. Stilton
New York
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BASOLINE KILLS THE FISH AND MISLEADS ANGLERS
A garbled report discusses alleged gasoline contamination affecting trout and other fish. It references unclear locations and names while questioning the impact of toxins on water quality and fish life, with scattered phrases about experts and practical effects on fishing.
Temperature of the Sea and Its Seasonal Shifts
The article analyzes four years of observations on sea temperature and finds sea warmth lags behind air temperature. It notes the sea is warmer than land in most months, with the warmest period in late summer and the coolest in late winter, while monthly air warmth affects the sea gradually.
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The Imagination of a Child and Its Tales
The article argues that a child's imagination is shaped by stories and myths. It cautions that overindulgence in tales can trap a young mind within their units, while independent work fosters broader cognitive development.
Sumner Beauty Hint Shampoo Ad Promises Hair Health
An advertisement extols a shampoo liquid claiming to prevent hair troubles and maintain natural shine. It touts cleansing power, generating a scrolling lather and leaving hair spotless and color-true with minimal oiliness.
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Unie Nobis
Binsky
Vague Historical Fragment Sparks Coded Names and Phrases
A garbled OCR fragment presents scattered terms and quotes including references to hounds, thrift, and a list of seemingly misplaced names. The text reads as puzzle like speech with unclear connections and no coherent reportable event or identifiable subjects.
Pageant seeks hoop skirts and relics for historic display
The committee plans a July 16 pageant and asks housewives and collectors to donate hoop skirts and antique attire. They urge owners to locate items from past days and return them in good condition for display, or contact Teboson for arrangements.
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Birds Help the Fishermen In Coastal Aid Tactics
A narrative describes seabirds aiding small northern England fishing crews by stealing bait and catching fish, then delivering them to skippers who net close by. It notes other birds also scavenging near boats and shorelines, with mixed opinions on hunting the birds for sport as common practice.
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Ilmost
Forest Power Capturing Plant Energy Across World
A speculative piece argues that all plants emit energy as they die and, if a method existed to capture this dissipated energy, humanity could be powered indefinitely. It warns that triggering massive energy release could instantly electrocute life over vast areas.
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Fragmented plea on smoke cleanup and furnace fire risks
A garbled note references cleaning smoke in a district and concerns about furnaces. It mentions involved parties and possible health or safety implications, but the text is unclear and lacks concrete details or names to tie to a specific event or date.
Harbor State Governing Figure Recalls Old Rail Line
An eccentric note recalls the Hawaii governor Wallace Farrinston and a “Shortest Railroad” once built as an industrial dining patio. It describes Havenglass to Boot in England with a fifteen inch gauge, repurposed for transport and tourism.
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Paper Wills to Resume Operation by Fifth of July
An arbitration agreement signed by union workers across most mills in the United States and Canada aims to restart operations by July 5. The International Brotherhood of Pulp Surphity and Paper Workers says mills signing the pact should return to wage scales in effect at the walkout and comply with the arbitration board’s decisions.
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International Paper
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