Casey Jones Rail Museum Dedicated on Wreck Date
Jackson Tennessee dedicates Casey Jones Museum on the wreck date with a replica of the Cannonball engine, Mrs. Casey Jones cutting the ribbon. Gov. Frank Clement lauds Casey Jones as a railroading pioneer. Witness Sim Webb recalls the moment Jones warned passengers and Webb to jump.
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Casey Jones Rail Museum
Jackson
Tenn
Casey Jones
Vaughn
Oldj
Casey
Frank Clement
Casey's
Memphis
Canton
Miss
Ilinois Central
Sim Webb
Webb
Mr. Jones
Across the Screen: A Puzzle of Words and Clues
A cryptic crossword style list features numbered clues from 1 to 57 with varied hints covering people, places, objects, and abstract terms. The mixed prompts blend sports, myths, languages, and common nouns to guide solving.
ANOTHER REASON WHY Classified Ads Get Quick Action
Independent, Press Telegram Classified Ads offer fast results as trained ad assistants provide careful attention to each submission. Dial HE 959 for prompt posting and placement guidance.
How to Live 365 Days a Year Condensed
A Reader's Digest condensed feature notes 50 percent of medical aid seekers cite poorly handled emotions. Dr. John Schindler contrasts flare ups and worry with healing power of good feelings and outlines seven principles for cultivating happiness. May issue highlights 43 articles condensed for quick reading.
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John Schindler
RR Rates Up 5 per Cent
Eastern and western railroads raised basic passenger fares by 5 percent today with Pullman charges surging 7.34 percent nationwide. Southern railroads plan a 5 percent rise on May 15. The Interstate Commerce Commission approved interstate passenger rate hikes west of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio and Potomac rivers, plus West Virginia and most of Virginia. The commission cited multi million dollar deficits in postwar passenger operations as the reason.
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Washington
Eastern
Western
Southern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi River
Ohio
Potomac Rivers
West Virginia
Virginia
Digging for Shakespeare Case Yields Fragments Not Proof
In Chislehurst England a 400 year old tomb was opened as a New Yorker Calvin Hoffman pressed his theory that Christopher Marlowe wrote the works attributed to Shakespeare. No body or sarcophagus was found beneath a marble slab and investigators planned to continue research.
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Chislehurst
England
William Shakes
Hoffman
Peare
Walsingham
Shakespeare
London
Avon
St. Nicholas Church
Thomas
Calvin Hoffman
Christopher Marlowe
Marlowe
Thames River
Sir Thomas Walsingham
Stones and whispers at the Walsingham tomb scene
In a dim setting three stonemasons work as a New Yorker figure declares a five year wait for this moment. Present observers include Maj. John Marsham Townsend, the rector of Chislehurst, Hoffman and his wife, all watching uneasy as the marble tomb is dug.
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Walsingham
Maj. John
Marsham
Townsend
Chislehurst
Hoffman
Doan's Pills Offer Relief From Backache and Bladder Irritation
The ad claims Doan's Pills soothe bladder irritation and backache with a mild diuretic effect, easing restless nights. It touts 60 years of consumer relief and promotes a new large economy size to save money.
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Dean
Doan
Some Men Break Out in Rash From Kissing Wives
A British doctor said some men may develop a rash from kissing their wives due to possible lipstick allergy. The remark notes a skin reaction triggered by cosmetic lipstick exposure.
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London
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Smirnoff
Kame
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Dr. of Heublain
Hartford
Cone
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Morgan Hall
Long Beach
Kentucky
Roy
Stagg Distilling
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