The Mona Gale Murder Ruse on the Chicago River
In a 1920s crime drama Mona Gale is shot dead as Jack Waring is found unconscious with a smoking gun. Jim Boyd, an underworld leader, frames the youth while plotting to claim Sylvia and control the situation as Ruth and Philip Waring swirl in Chicago high society. Sylvia hunts Boyd, Tom Hardy resists, and Mona's mother figure appears in a silver framed miniature guiding a tense escape toward justice.
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Jack Waring
Jim Boyd
Mona Gale
Chicago
Waring
Boyd
Ruth Boyd
New York
Cime
Ruth
Philip Waring
Sylvia Waring
Jack
Ruby Simpson
Mona
Tom Hardy
Sylvia
Tom
Carby
Ornstein and
Shores
Jim
Daily News
Turner
Bat
Neffsville church picnic and local visits in Lititz area
The W M A Lutheran Church held its annual picnic at Lititz Springs with about sixty attendees awarding prizes to Mrs. Milton Miller Mrs. Laura Wagaman Mrs. Wilson Miss Dorothy Fichelberger and Miss Florence Kreider. Other church groups held meetings and outings. Sunday visitors included multiple local families from Willow Street Lititz Akron Brownstown and York area. Various residents were noted visiting relatives and traveling between Lititz Quarryville Ephrata Peach Bottom and surrounding towns.
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Lutheran Church
Lititz Springs
Milton Miller
Laura Wagaman
Wilson
Dorothy Fichelberger
Florence Kreider
Melvin Huber, Jr
Donald Huber
Buds of Promise
Gladys Martin
Rainbow
U. B. Church
John Graver
GC. R. Seaman
Paul Werner
Dorothy
Paul, Jr
Betty
Arlene
Clair
Willow Street
M. R. Wolfe
Lititz
Richard Gamber
Akron
Geo. Gamber
Brownstown
C. F. Corbett
Esther
Mt. Gretna
Jacob Grube
G. I. Tressler
Shamokin
Geo. Spotts
Peggy Yearsley
Laura Jones
Collingswood
N. J
Mary Kreider
York
Muriel
Betty Shoemaker
Edgar King
Peach Bottom
Catherine Lutz
Arlene Braunsworth
Lancaster
Harry Krick
Harry Braunsworth
GC. E. Rice
Samuel Schreiber
John Schreiber
Limerock
There Are Others in Medical Almanacs Say More Ills
A Rochester Democrat and Chronicle writer notes a medical journal remark that no human has named all fleshly ills, and observes that old medical almanacs captured many such faults.
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Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Wailing Wall Reputed as Jewish Holy Spot in Jerusalem
A historical note describes the Wailing Wall as the western retaining wall of Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem and the holiest shrine in Jewish religious tradition. The reference emphasizes its spiritual importance and enduring reverence.
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Jerusalem
New Lease on Life Due to Konjola
Mr Clark Rowan of Mill Run Penna describes a five year struggle with stomach and kidney troubles including indigestion constipation and back pains. After weeks of Konjola treatment he reports relief and improved strength. Konjola sold at L N Moyers drug store Lititz and by other local druggists.
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Clark Rowan
Mill Runn
Penna
Konjola
Lititz Fire Co Wins 16th Game in Six to One Victory
Lititz Fire Company baseball team won their sixteenth game of the season by defeating the Conestoga Indians of Lancaster six to one at Springs diamond. Eberly pitched for Lititz, Wolf the catcher hit a home run, and the game was briefly delayed in the seventh when visiting catcher W Leber broke a finger.
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Lititz Fire Company
Springs
Conestoga Indians
Lancaster
Eberly
Wolf
Lititz
W. Leber
Schoeneck
Meteoric Temperatures Explained by Experts
Experts say falling meteorites burn white hot on the exterior from air friction while their interior remains extremely cold, more than 400 degrees below zero, about the same as water ice.
Artistic Cooperation at Basilica of St Francis at Assisi
The Basilica of St Francis at Assisi, cradle of Tratian art, was decorated by Guinia from Pisa, Cavallina a Roman mosaicist, Cimabue and Giotto from Florence, Simone de Marinto and the Tarengorti.
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St Francis
Assisi
Guinia
Pisa
Cavallina
Cimabue
Giotto
Viorence
Simone de Marinto
Three Eyed Haddock Found in Boston Catch
A fisherman brought a Boston catch containing a haddock with an extra eye on the left side of its head. The anomaly sparked debate among observers about natural patterns and intelligent design.
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Boston
Wax colored drapes revived by ironing wax into fabric
A homemaker proposes re coloring faded patterned drapes with wax crayons. Children can color the pattern then iron from the wrong side to melt wax and fix color for many washes. Also includes several simple kitchen recipes: hamberg dish, bread padding, a lettuce tomato salad, a flour bran corn meal cake, and a basic salad dressing.
Pollution Fatal to Fish In Riverbed Sludge Threatens Species
The piece argues visible surface pollution is less deadly than the slow buildup of sludge on the riverbed. This silt suffocates young fish by preventing growth, ultimately reducing reproductive success, even if adult fish survive brief exposure to sewage.
Bench Rebuke in Breach of Promise Trial
A judge tells the young defendant to discontinue joking remarks in court. The remark underscores the seriousness of the breach of promise case and the need for decorum during the proceedings. The judge warns that jesting cannot continue in the courtroom.
Unclear Reflection on Historical Leaders and Legacy
A reflective note discusses how great men's mistakes fade after death, citing Caesar Napoleon Hamilton Washington and Lincoln as examples of leaders whose prowess grows posthumously while errors are forgotten or ignored.
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Caesar
Napoleon
Hamilton
Washington
Lincoln
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Charles K. Harris
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FBO
Ralph
Dunner
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Mone Gule
Neffsville
MR. Clark Rowan
Die
Glader
Lititz Diehm
Carpenter
Hoffman
Albright
Doremus
Eberle
Reidenbach
Ie Wolf
Conestoga Gardner
Lf W. Seber
Fulton
G. Smith
Fieler
W. Smith
P Martin
Herr
Krider
L. Styer
Cposs
Diehm
Smith
Eberley
Lititza Dishm
Fae Doremus
Runk
J. Wolf
Enck
Eps Baker
Hester
Firestone
Wolfskill
EH Leed
Ifperp Freisch
Weit
Dichm
Stone
Freak Haddock
Crosley Radio Dealer
Quay E. Enck
Cedar Street
Lititz, PA
Billy Break O'Day
W. Martin Hess
Hollinger
Liberty Street
M. Ada Schnerer
Hershey & Gibbel
Wingert & Haas
John A. Haas
Queen St
Louisville Times
Hone
Reading Coal
Long & Company Coal
Farmers National Bank
Fred Trimmer
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