Effingham Defeats Marshall 35 to 19 In Tuesday Tilt
The Effingham high school quintet beat the Marshall team here Tuesday night 35 to 19. Angel Miller and Brown led Effingham's attack while Fawley top scored for Marshall. Marshall faces Robinson in their final home game, with Robinson noted for having won the district championship at the Eastern Illinois League tournament in Charleston.
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West York Community News and Social Notes
Local residents in West York and nearby towns attended visits and family gatherings. Absent events include travels to Carlisle Indiana and Terre Haute with multiple relatives and weekend activities. A sensational Angola rain plea ends with a grim act.
Prince Charles complains on royal duties at Stockholm game
Prince Charles, second son of King Albert, served as a roxsul representative at a soccer match during Leopold's Stockholm visit. He voiced reluctance and asked for beers, saying he was dying of thirst as the burgomaster apologized for the inconvenience.
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Albert
Roxsul
Leopold
Stockholm
Astrid
Jin
Amnesia Disappears On Wedding Eve In New Jersey
In East Orange Fred 8 Briggaman vanishes the night before his wedding claiming head pain after a possible car strike. A Albany encounter with a man resembling him sparks doubt until Miss Helen Scott identifies Briggaman in Albany, tying him to the missing groom case.
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Briggaman
Helen Scott
Albany
N. Y
Dyson
Miss Scott
Nature Fakes Replace Animal Bad Actors
Washington Annals and Insects Plus some tricks before the Move. Laboratory workers of the agriculture department stage nature fakes with insects and animals. The cotton clothes moth is photographed under calcium lights while chloroformed. gutter rats are painted black for realism. tame white rats and common pet rats provide closeups for deceptive effects.
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Washington
Asrculture Department
Baby Combs Save Soap Ravages London
Bond street shops report high demand for fine tooth hair combs stamped Baby to combat soap ravages. Society women say frequent washing reddens hair, but Baby combs keep hair clean with little washing, finished with a silk rub for gloss. Toilet specialists offer large handkerchiefs for drying.
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London
Bond Street
Household Remedies and Cautions for Home Treatments
The piece lists old fashioned remedies for acute illness, promoting warm water use to lower fever and comfort patients, and urges readiness with mustard plasters castor oil and turpentine. It warns against fly blisters, notes castor oil’s skin applications, and cautions turpentine can be dangerous without physician advice.
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Bright
Niece Found After 16 Year Search in New York Court Case
Miss Julia Schwab located her niece Miss Julia Marie Schwaab after a long publicity drive over an alleged theft of furs and clothes. The girl faced arraignment before Magistrate Golden but remained in custody as a grand jury action proceeded. Schwab could not post bail and was jailed on Eastmond Street.
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New York
Julia Schwab
Julia Marie Schwaab
Susan Walsh
Miss Schwab
Etri Fe
Plaga
Golden
Nawal
Eastmond Street
One Fir Tree Stump Makes Home on Auto Montesano
A Douglas fir log is being prepared by E. W. Wade as an automobile body. The plan includes a bedroom living room with folding beds, two clothes closets, a combined kitchen and dining room, and a china closet. The stump is 60 feet 4 inches wide, 16 feet long, weighing 4,250 pounds. The log home will be fully electric and mounted on a truck and trailer.
Blowing cave in Ozarks and odd world notes
A fragmented clipping notes a 49 degree cave temperature used by fruitgrowers near a mammoth storage plant. It mentions an oyster with 2 500 pearl found by a Scottish river girl golfer, Georgetown Kentucky drinking water from Big Spring, General Chang ordering 4500 Bibles and 6000 New Testaments via the American Bible Society for his army, and a Hao island French possession where rats are money and a man can buy a wife with enough.
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Ozarks
Chang
China
Hao
mid-Pacific
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