Radio, Rumors, and a Townspeople Secret Unfold
In a close knit town, Meade family tensions rise over an electric washer and a boy’s radio. Bill’s offer from Mr Romibold reveals a quiet moral victory, transforming Lilla’s bitterness into understanding as the neighbors’ mutual secret reshapes their fortunes and views.
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Lilla
Myrtle Rodman
Romibald
Mr. Crick
Bill
Lilia
Mrs. Meade
Meade
Uati
Mr. Romibold
Villa
Howe
Hogé Balantly
Ste
Romibold
Lula
Gill
Romihold
Ore Radio
Lil
Bil
Llittle
Lisa
Mr. Rom
Ah. Crick
Mr. Romitield
Valuable Substance Bullet Description
A concise explanation of earth called Valuable Substance Bullet describing claylike materials that absorb grease or clarify filter and bleach oils. It notes these substances are varied natural materials used for filtration and purification processes.
Great Round-Up of Historic King Ranch
Kingsville Texas reports a massive cattle round-up on the King ranch, 1.2 million acres, where 14 000 two and three year olds were selected for shipment to Oklahoma pastures and later to the St Louis market. Over 500 cowboys worked, with spectators noting old ranch days and Captain Richard King era history. The King ranch house, built at 150 000 dollars, stands as a Texas landmark, while Henrietta King founded the operation with steamboat background and long efforts to build one of the state’s largest cattle empires.
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Kingsville
Texas
Great King Ranch
Oklahoma
St Louis
King Ranch
Great Ranch
Henrietta M. King
South Texas
Richard King
Corpus Christi
Rio Grande
Mrs. King
Gulf Coast
Dts
Captain King
King
Mississippi River
Old Fort Brown
Little cat turns out to be jaguar in Washington
A jaguar cub, misidentified as a wildcat after an auto crash, was found in Fred Redmond’s home in Washington. Owner William J. Slattery, returning from navy service, had brought the animal from Nicaragua as a pet. It required four men to corral, and the cat, though small, displayed dangerous claws before being placed in a crate.
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Washington
Liberty
Fred Redmond
Nicaragua
William J. Slattery
Vicaragua
Redmond
Slattery
Famed German Castle Decays As upkeep costs rise
Schloss Friedrichshof, built by and for Empress Victoria of Germany, is slowly decaying. The grand duchess of Hesse cannot meet the upkeep, while saltpeter in salt-infused stone requires warm interiors to prevent deterioration. The couple now reside in the nearby smaller palace.
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Schloss
Friedrichshof
Victoria
Frederick
Grand Duchess of
Hesse
England
Taunus
Besse
Pair to Be Tried Under Anti-Duel Law in Atlantic City
William Rushton of Cologne, 24, is jailed after a shotgun duel with Charles Siewert, 65, at a girls home. Police say both men agreed to shoot it out, with Siewert unhurt and Rushton wounded in arm and abdomen. Prosecutors plan a historic trial under a century old anti dueling statute.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Atlantic County
William Rushton
Cologne
Charles Siewert
Stewert
Rushton
Ship captain aged 86 vows two more years at helm
St Albans resident Cantell B. Rockwell, famed Lake Champlain steamboat captain, celebrated his ninety eighth birthday with plans for at least two more seasons commanding the Vermont III. A veteran river pilot since age 12, he has logged seventy one years as pilot and forty years as captain, with a perfect service record and admiration for Lindbergh and the era’s opportunities.
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St. Albans
Cantell B. Rockwell
C. F. Carpenter
Lake Champlain
Rockwell
Vermont
Lindbergh
Babe Ruth
North Hero
St. Johns
Que
Whitehall
Cynthia
St Albans Bay
Adirondack
Vermont III
Justice as vengeance in Nationalist China in Nanking
A robber who killed a policeman in Nanking was caught and sentenced to death. A memorial service was held with the mayor presiding and offerings before the bier. Nationalist minister Hseeh Ta-pi praised the dead officer, and the service closed with the robber's decapitation in view of the assembly.
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China
Shanghai
Nanking
Hseeh Ta
Wealth per capita shifts show 1928 rise, 1914 fall
Treasury data reveal Americans hold $40.52 per person in 1928 based on 118.364 million population. This marks a drop from $41.48 in 1927 but an increase over $34.92 recorded in 1914, implying each person is about 96 cents poorer than last year yet 85 dollars richer than in 1914.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
Earth curvature noted in land surveys
The geological survey explains that small tracts ignore Earth's spherical surface. Surface irregularities outweigh curvature, causing true north south lines to converge as one moves from the equator. For large areas curvature becomes evident, and in general land office surveys, blocks of a square mile are adjusted, with curvature effects pushed into the northwest corner of each six mile block.
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Geological Survey
General Land Office
Woman Feeds Wild Bear Believing It Tame Near Capilano
A Capilano woman befriended and fed a wild black bear descending from the mountains in search of honey and pork. The bear visited her doorstep for several days before forest ranger Charles Anderson revealed the mistake and explained the animal was not tame.
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Capilano
British Columbia
Mik
Charles Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Farmers to Use Planes in South Africa
South African farm owners weigh planes for city trips and farm inspections. Vast fields allow landings near home. The idea pairs with Hustle in a hopeful partnership. Etiquette remains a refinement of the golden rule.
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South Africa
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