Bank Cashier Robbed Bank for New Start in Life
A midwestern bank cashier stole 35000 dollars to escape dull life and seek a fresh start. He fled by car across multiple states toward Mexico. an inspector tracked him to Texas near Laredo, and 25000 dollars was recovered in the original wrappers. He now serves a long prison sentence. A second item notes a theater dressing room wired with a Tesla cell to energize actors before performances.
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Mexico
Rio Grande
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Laredo
Palace Theater
New York American
Summer boarders arrive. comic-picture farmer in sight
Mrs Corntossel tells Joanah the summer boarders will arrive tomorrow. She warns to hide scientific farming works and to tousle hair and tuck trousers into boots to fit the imagined rural image the visitors expect.
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Joanah
The Reason and Narrow Plans in a Courtroom Exchange
In a courtroom aside, Willis mentions Romp left life insurance and the agent had proposed to the widow. Gillis notes the difficulty of keeping good resolutions, while a back and forth about anticipations and wishes hints at a churn of motives and future actions.
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Willis
Gillis
Baby Has Nine Grandparents From Montclair Family
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Goble aged eighty eight becomes a great great grandmother as Ron is born to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lichtenstein of Bloomfield at Mountainside hospital. The child Edward H. Lichtenstein has grandparents Edward H. Ackerman of Montclair and Mrs. Isaac A. Dodd of this town, with many great relatives in Montclair and nearby towns.
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Sarah Elizabeth Goble
Ron
Jacob Lichtenstein
Bloomfield
Mountainside Hospital
Edward H. Lichtenstein
Edward H. Ackerman
Montclair
Isaac A. Dodd
Robbed to Play Poker in Southern City
A man with bad habits robbed an express company of several thousand dollars and stayed in town. He confessed after losing the money at poker. The surety investigation found the thief was paid by the company and the county attorney won much of the poker pot. The case was dropped and the loss paid.
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Express Company
Actor of Many Parts Beggar or Immigrant Tale From London Graphic
An immigrant actor described as a play actor and compositor faced the immigration board with a cousin vouching for him. He claimed work in a tailor shop and referenced a London publication. The items also cover a shark egg, muskrat skins earnings, and a humorous kitchen quip about cooking guidance.
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Aiien Immigration Board
Fm Ao Tallor
London Graphic
Coffee to Postum Health Change Story
A reader advertises Postum as a healthful coffee substitute. A young Ills woman credits Postum with better sleep, fewer headaches, improved stomach and appetite, and overall well being after leaving coffee. Her brother also reports relief. The ad promotes Regular and Instant Postum with brewing tips and prices, urging readers to try it.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
The Baren Fig Tree and the Defiled Temple Temperance Lesson
A devotional study of Mark 11 12 3 on temperance using the fig tree cleansing and temple cleansing as a parable. It notes fruitlessness vs leaves, proper use of God given appetites, forgiveness in prayer, and authority challenged by Jewish leaders.
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Jerusalem
Jesus
Bethany
Israel
Abony
Peter
Elegant Voile and Organdy Blouse Styles
Elegant blouses in voile and organdy showcased with fine embroidery and lace. The organdy model features kimono style panels, Cluny trim, hand embroidery, wired collar, and delicate net frills. a second voile waist imitates the line with cord piping and net vest and lace collar.
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Volle
A Bit of Finery for the Small Lady
The article reviews dress styles for young girls, noting long waisted outfits for dress up and fêtes in foulard and light alk. It highlights a mauve rag-dot foulard dress with a plain taffeta collar and a brick velvet bell, plus practical details to lengthen skirts. It cautions mothers about rapid growth and urges smart, durable wardrobe choices for growing children.
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Foulard
Julia Bottomley
Tulle coiffure ornament with wired rhinestone wings
Description of tulle use in hair adornment highlighting wired black tulle wings edged with rhinestones attached to a back tulle fillet. Notes that style varies with color and face type and suggests a smart attachment, mentioning white tulle options and a delicate fillet.
Aigrette Or A Pair Of Rhinestone Bens Nee Oo Renenpn Shent
A fragmented line mentions an aigrette and rhinestone accessories with unclear names and a partial phrase Oo Renenpn Shent. The readable text hints at fashion details without coherent context or dates.
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Aigrette
Black Lace Fashion Notes of Gowns and Lace Styles
A compact fashion blurb notes lace gowns with corsages and tunics. Chantilly lace remains the favorite, with black lace appearing in capes and outfits. White lace is also mentioned as a pleasing contrast in stylish ensembles.
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Chantilly
Hope for the Bald Head hair implantation method reported
A Budapest surgeon Dr Szekely has used a scalp hair implant technique with up to 60000 hairs per patient. Gold wires anchor hair through scalp punctures, creating natural appearance with minimal inflammation. One patient reportedly retains original luster after seven years.
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Szekely
Saint Stephane
Budapest
London Times
First Speaker of the House and notable successors
Frederick A Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania was the first speaker born in 1760 and died in 1801. He served in several terms, with successors including Jonathan Trumbull Henry Clay and others like James K Polk and Champ Clark. The piece notes Polk as the only speaker to reach the White House. It also includes light items on science humor and anecdotes and mentions Vera Cruz as the wettest place in the western world with 180 inches of annual rainfall.
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House of Representatives
United States
Frederick A. Muhlenberg
Pennsylvania
Trappe
Lancaster
Muhlenberg
Jonathan Trumbull
Connecticut
Henry Clay
James K. Polk
Robert C. Winthrop
Schuyler Colfax
James G. Blaine
John G. Carlisle
Thomas B. Reed
David B. Henderson
Joseph G. Cannon
Champ Clark
White Houses
Vera Crus
Mex
A Frog In His Throat Cartoon Quip
A humorous remark about a sore throat hindering English study. The piece reflects on truth, inevitability of tombstones for those who blamed the booze, and the imperfect nature of marrying for love versus vows kept.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound Aided Unionville Woman
Unionville Missouri resident Mrs Seavey credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with reversing severe female illness including nervous spells weakness and loss of appetite. After trial she reports regained health and hopes others may benefit from the remedy.
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Unionville
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Tulle
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Tampa Tribune
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