Dramatic confrontation ends with Jacquel ine and Lutman in danger
Jacqueline confronts Colonel Lutman over a forged will scheme and a fired revolver. He disarms her and proposes talking, while she plans to alert Mr Stuckey and involves the police. The scene shifts to a suspenseful chase as Jacqueline flees to Park Lane and returns home to her mother who plans a dinner with Lutman to discuss money and forgiveness.
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Jacqueline
Lutman
Clonel
Charlies
Charles
Brandleigh Mansions
Colonel Lutman
Itu
Jim Asson
Birthday fenced in at Mrs Mathias home
On a Wednesday afternoon Master Joe Walburn celebrated his tenth birthday at his aunt Mrs Ida Mathias home. About sixteen boys and girls enjoyed lawn games and light refreshments. The piece then comments on political rights and the Constitution as a living document guarded by unbiased judges.
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Joe Walburn
Ida Mathias
Howells
United States
Rural Fire Loss and Electricity Use Spur Prevention Drive
Rural and small town districts face high fire losses amid rising farming electricity use. Officials push stricter electrical inspections, a model state law, and smoking materials controls to reduce damage and protect property.
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ESS
Department of Commerce
Italian censorship under Mussolini shocks Britain
An AP dispatch from May 8 notes Fascist Italy severed ties with Britain, recalled all Italian correspondents from London, and banned non English newspapers, signaling how dictatorship uses information control to keep citizens in darkness and suppress facts.
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Italy
Andy
Spain
Great Britain
Corres
London
Missed the Boat Ramsey MacDonald Retirement Signals End of Era
Ramsey MacDonald former Labor premier of England and lord president resigns from public life alongside Mr. Baldwin. The article reflects that his ascent to prime minister inspired hope as a pacifist with poverty roots, but ultimate achievements fell short of true greatness, leaving a sober but celebrated career.
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Ramsay MacDonald
Labor
England
Council
Baldwin
MacDonald
Labor Party
Ramsey Maé
Justified Child Labor Endorsed by Manufacturers
The National Association of Manufacturers backs aims to end unjustified child labor in a letter to the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee while opposing the child labor amendment. It argues the word unjustified creates a loophole, risking defeat of stronger laws by permitting justified child labor in some cases.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
One-Minute Test Answers and Horoscope Fragments
A compact listing includes three Q A items: the Eternal City is Rome the national emblem of Canada is the maple leaf and rainbow formation comes from refraction and reflection of sunlight in raindrops. The text weaves hints on etiquette for wedding gifts and a brief horoscope noting birthdays today and tomorrow with affectionate social outcomes.
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Canada
Rome
Ohio Past Stories Recall Napoleonic Veteran and 1812 War Roots
Christopher Stahley once near 154 years old, died in 1885 in Hocking County, Ohio, a noted survivor of Napoleon's army who joined battles from age 15. The piece recounts his injuries and travels to Muskingum Valley after Waterloo and ties Ohio to the 1812 era and the creation of West Virginia in 1863 with generals McClellan Rosecrans and Garfield.
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Christopher Stahley
Hocking County
Alsace
Waterloo
Stahley
America
Muskingum Valley
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
McClellan
Rosecrans
Garfield
Police Chief Reflects After 25 Years On Force
Anderson, 8 S. C. Police Chief Wiley W. Driskell marks 25 years on the force noting he has always carried a gun but never used it. He says it has never left his holster yet remains ready for emergencies against future wrongdoers.
Storage Plant Aids Farmers At Wooster Ohio
Ohio agricultural agent George A. Dustman describes a planned storage plant at Wooster to hold meats, vegetables, and fruits for farmers. It will be the first in Ohio, with several Midwest plants already in operation, marking a major step beyond pioneer methods of cooling and preservation.
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Columbus
Wooster
George A. Dustman
Wayne County
Ohio
Midwest
Dustman
The Tipster Distinction in Washington Press Circles
A Washington newspaper corps notes ferment over tipsters who claim to share confidential information about capital affairs. It distinguishes honest correspondents from press agents and independent tipsters who promise insider access. Some tipsters are unreliable, yet some provide accurate, discreet briefings to selected clients.
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Washington
Mosquito Mania A Jersey Chronicle Of Embarrassing Riches
A humorous Central Press column mocks New Jersey mosquitoes as the states most famous pests. Writer William Ritt notes claims of 2.5 billion skeeters annually, jokes about counting counts, and compares planes versus insects while wryly mentioning a newlywed couple and a desk clerk reacting to the topic.
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Jersey
Teething Myths and Medical Insights From Logan Clendening M D
Dr Logan Clendening explains teething as a natural process that can upset a baby’s routine but cautions against assuming fever and illness are caused by teething alone. He notes misdiagnoses, signs of teething including discomfort, feeding changes, and mucous membrane irritation, and highlights tooth eruption timing and the importance of the six year molar for long term dental health.
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Ry Logan Clendening
M.D
Cold storage lockers aid farm food preservation
Dustman stated that cold storage lockers will allow farm families to enjoy food preservation benefits once limited to city residents, noting that dried fruits were rationed to special occasions and poultry flocks halted egg production in cold weather under housing and feeding conditions then used.
Aeronautic Society Adopts Airplane Term Change
The Royal British Aeronautic Society begins using the American word airplane replacing the traditional Anglicized aeroplane. The shift signals a language update within the organization and reflects broader spelling trends in aviation discourse.
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Royal British Aeronautic Society
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