Louise of Saxony Faces Penury in Montreux
In Montreux a Paris hotel scene shows Louise of Saxony Coburg Gotha and other royal ladies slips into hardship as marks income collapses. Louise a longtime beauty contemplates accepting money from an American to cover funeral costs for Count Geza Mattitich while Louise of Tony endures a meager, prayerful existence in a bare room.
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Montreux
Switzerland
Associated Press
Europe
Jove
Louise
Saxe- Coburg-Gotha
Paris
Geza Mattitich
Tony
Maden 5Elli
Moistreux
Crown of
Saxony
Countess of
Nose
Cascarets Laxative Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertising snippet touts Cascarets as the nicest cathartic laxative for men women and children. It claims they work while you sleep and ease constipation biliousness gas and upset stomach with no griping. Available in 10¢ 25¢ and 50¢ sizes at any drug store.
Blind inventor lights the way for safer driving
Washington October sightless inventor J B Nicholsom, known as Nicholsom, claims to have perfected a practical anti impairment headlight. The device directs light 30 degrees from the car’s path, allowing the car to illuminate where it is going. He asserts the invention will reduce accidents and improve road safety.
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Washington
Oct
J.B. Nicholsom
Shington
Nicholson
Saxony Princess Louise Toselli Seeks Aid Amid Scandal and Decline
The former Princess Louise Toselli, once Princess Louise of Saxony, once married to Enrico Toselli and linked to court intrigue, struggles in Montreux at 52. Once rich and connected, she faces poverty while raising funds, spending time in prayer and recalling a career marked by scandal and a lost royal life.
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Saxony
Ati
Archduke Leopold
Austria
Leonold Wevelling
Paayer
Regensburg
Louis
Andre Giron
Geneva
Givon
Montignoso
Parti Lavis
Anna Me Touise
England
Enrico Toselli
Tosell
London
Louise
Madame ‘Loselli
Saxe-Coburg- Gotha
Paris
Autobiog
Raphy
Asone
Maudame Toselli
Montreux
Europe
Smoke Nuisance in Cities Draws Civic Attention
Washington reports that urban smoke pollution is back on civic agendas as officials and groups push for elimination. War-time suspensions are ending, with cities aiming to enforce ordinances to curb residential smoke and its health harms including pneumonia bronchitis and pleurisy, while concerns grow over reduced efficiency and crime.
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Washington
Associated Press
Interior Department
Ma Kean
Knowledge Hill community notes and events update
Knowledge Hill community reports moving of the Byers family from Wichita to the Marriage Farm area, medical care for a friend, and local farming tasks. New Christian Endeavor officers are named, an upcoming Prohibition lesson, a Halloween party planned, visits from relatives, kaffir corn cutting, wet fields delaying harvest, a new Pony Creek bridge, and Sunday school reminders.
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George Stamvix
Rolla Stamwix
John Weible
J. W. Rice
Knowledge Hill Christian Endeavor
Fred Gowdy
Seulah Thiry
Lula Mae Thiry
Frances Metcalf
John Grauberger
Deepwater
Fred Grauberger
John Canary
Weeks
Pony Creek
Moore's
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
Illinois homemaker epic emerges from a farm questionnaire
A New Jersey style survey of Illinois wives shows farm homes blend work and play, with plowing and bath time cited as daily routines. The study reports eight room houses, shifting fuels, and a culture of shared duties, recreation, and reading, highlighting women’s varied roles and self expression within the home.
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Springfield
Ilinois
Home Economic Association
Househeld Science Department
Illinois Farmers’ Institute
Economies 1 Association
Scots Emigration Surges Amid Unemployment Across Clyde
Hard Times NIT Scots report on Oct 24 notes seventy thousand Scots have emigrated since January, many leaving for Canada and the United States. Tradesmen struggle to earn a living at home as skilled craftsmen lose work in Clyde industries, pushing engineers and artisans to seek work westward.
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Associated
Canada
United States
Clyde
New Chicago Zoo to Give Animals Jungle Atmosphere
Chicago, Oct. 27. The Chicago Zoological Park near the loop will host a barless, jungle like setting covering about 200 acres designed to extend animals’ life and happiness. Dens for lions, crags for goats, concealed moats, and rock walls prevent escapes while allowing natural behavior and unrestrained movement.
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Chicago’ Zoo
Chicago
Associated Press
Chicago Zoological Park
Loop
George F. Morse
Boston Zoo
Highland pride and a tourer’s regret over emigration
An American visitor touring the Highlands near Glasgow laments talent leaving Britain for better prospects. A Scottish host replies that one cannot live on scenery alone, noting deep roots in legends and traditions despite departure.
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Britain
Highlands
Glasgow
Prize Live Silver Fox Exhibit Set For Milwaukee
The annual Live Silver Fox Exhibit will run November 24 to 26 in Milwaukee. Key earners include a $50,000 bid for three live foxes and a $10,000 sale for a cub. Wisconsin leads the industry with 20 classes, prizes in each general class, and two sweepstakes trophies. Noted judges come from Detroit New York and Glencoe with speakers from federal biological and fox farming programs.
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Milwaukee
Associated Press
J. E. Smith
Muskegon
Mich
National
Commonwealths
Canada
Fox Ranch
Ottawa
Hercules Silver Fox Co
Glencoe
Minn
Robert Pfeiffer
Detroit
Robert Fraser
New York
George B
Herziz
Frank G. Ashbrook
Division of Economic Investigations
United States Bureau of Biological Survey
Carl B. Harrison
Keesville
N. Y
Czar’s killer leader under medical care in Berlin
The band leader who murdered the late Czar of Russia and his family is apparently in Berlin. He is under medical treatment in a nursing home, haunted by hallucinations since the crime. The Soviet Embassy in Berlin reportedly oversees him, supplying funds and a car.
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Berlin
Ort. 7
Associated Press
Czer
Russia
Lokal Anzeiger
University of California opens pen fountain for students
A new pen fountain aid at the University of California serves as a modern watering trough for fountain pens. Daily more than 1000 students refill their pens, using over a quart of ink every five hours. The image features Miss Claire McCarthy beside the device.
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University of California
Claire McCarthy
Pleasant Hour club hosts fall gathering and town mishaps
Mrs Crawford Brackett hosted twenty members and five guests of the Pleasant Hour club on Wednesday October 24 with plans for a Halloween party next week. Several members shared histories of Napoleon and the Marsellaise as lunch was served. In town, Thomas Hird survived a road accident when a car from Oskaloosa struck his wagon injuring him. Multiple local residents reported rib injuries, illnesses, and social visits with relatives, with several trips and gatherings noted through mid-October.
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Crawford McClung
Pleasant Hour Club
Lindsey
Manwarring
Levette
Napoleon
Josephine
J. R. Topping
Prescott Underwood
Emma Walker
George Bhelsford
Peirson
Guy Widehell
Thomas Hird
Oskaloosa
Mr. Hird
Frank Ridley
Harveyville
W. R. Jeffries
Topeka
Local Social Roundup and Farm News Highlights
Eighteen attendees enjoyed a two-course lunch after a Saturday evening gathering. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jack St.Clair of Lawrence and Mrs. E. S. Reeves visited with her daughter. A community sing at the high school featured Prof. Preyer, while Leonard Owens was ill. A collie owned by Robert Ridley was killed after being struck by a car, and Ralph Kirby’s Callie was injured but recovering. Lee Olman returned from a sheep buying tour in New Mexico and Colorado, as the Al Smith stock farm reports over six thousand sheep. Oliver Evans, Ralph Kirby, and Rob Ridley plus his nephew traveled to Kansas City via the oiled road, noted for bad conditions.
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Lawrence
E. S. Reeves
Will Kirby
Robert Ridley
Collié
Dot
Ralph Kirby
Callie
Ren
Lee €Olman
New Mexico
Colorado
al Smith Stock Farm
Oliver Evans
Robi
Ridley
Kansas City
Drunk in Police Court Fines Led to jailing
J J Buggs and Charles Carp faced police court fines of 315 dollars each for being drunk. Carp paid his fine and was released, while Buggs could not pay and was sent to the city jail in default.
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J. J. Buggs
Charles Carp
Carp
Buggs
Forfeited Bond For Elmer Dunigan for Speeding
Elmer Dunigan failed to appear in police court this morning and his bond of 20 pounds was forfeited. The report also notes Bataille a Japan had fourteen national holidays.
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Elmer Dunigan
Bataille
Japan
Women Dye It New for 15 Cents Brings Skirts Kimonos
A newspaper notice announces a women’s fashion sale offering dresses coats sweaters skirts and kimonos dyeable items at 15 cents each with emphasis on a wide range of garments.
Diamond Dyes Offer Guaranteed Home Dyeing Ease
Do not worry about dyeing success Diamond Dyes guarantees perfect home results even for first timers Druggists stock all colors with clear directions included in every package
How's Your Family A Suggestion From Dr. Pierce
Mrs Lula West of Springfield praises Dr. Pierce remedies for family care. She endorses Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery Pleasant Pellets and credits the line with enriching blood and aiding weak women. She urges readers to obtain remedies from local druggists and to write for free medical advice.
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Springfield
Dr. Pierce
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