Bandit Steals Shoes From Night Couple in Park
In St. Louis a bandit confronted Jonn McCluskey, fifty two, and Pearl Bounds, twenty eight, at a park bench. He demanded money and took a dollar from each of their shoes, tossing the footwear into bushes. He then made Pearl remove his shoes and join them in the search.
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Girl's father lash on man in Hollywood street beating
In Hollywood a 60 year old man used a snake whip to beat Ervin Radous at the corner of Santan Monica boulevard and Gower avenue after Radous pursued his daughter Loretta Knox, 17, wife of C E Knox, 22. The incident occurred as police were alerted to riot calls and a crowd witnessed the attack.
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Bandits debate killing man during attempted holdup
Sanford reported being held up in his automobile on Topanga Canyon road south of here. Two young men, about twenty two, in dark clothes took 640 dollars and a $13 watch after pausing to argue whether to kill him, then drove away when one urged them to leave.
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Tillman H. Sanford
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San Perninde Alley
Topanga Canyon Row
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Passengers Oppose Night Time Alcohol Rule For Air Travel
Critics blast a late hour regulation stopping alcphnode stimulants on air routes after 3 am. Travelers arriving from the continent face a cold journey and no wake up drink. They argue permitting sales would aid shivering passengers and reward regional service.
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London
Stegion
Rabbit Drive Captures 55 Bunnies in Local Chase
A chaotic rabbit drive ended with 55 jackrabbits captured amid a spur of whippet racing rumors. The scene near Teeter and the Vijinre County fairgrounds drew crowds as a posse pursued the fleeing rabbits through a gang site, with Milian providing a brief preview of the action.
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English Beadle Passing But Tribe Not Extinct
Beadles once held broad powers in England and local manors. The article notes one of the last beadles, of Rew, retiring after decades of service. It contrasts historic duties with modern self appointed figures and cites a New York Herald Tribune quote on the Bumble spirit.
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Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Gains Fame Nationwide
Fifteen years after graduation Dr Caldwell became famous for a single prescription now, after forty years, the syrup remains the world's most popular laxative. Millions rely on it for constipation, headaches, bilious feelings, feverish states, and general weakness. It is made from herbs and pure ingredients and remains a gentle, safe option for women and children.
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Way He Saw It She Darling and He Cheaper Answers
Quoted fragments reveal a satirical tone on relationships and male folly. The dash laden lines contrast self obsession with affection while hinting at social commentary on intimacy and betrayal. The exact source context remains unclear but voices critique men seen as crooked in intimate bonds.
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Londoner claims Yarrow oldest to talk through a microphone
A Londoner, 58, asserts that Sir Alfred Yarrow, aged eighty eight and famed shipbuilder, is the oldest man to broadcast from a microphone. Sir Alfred, recently heard on radio, receives congratulations as one of England's most active figures, noted for his open victoria drawn by a prancing horse.
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Sir Alfred Yarrow
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Fragment on speed and meaning in a stray quotation
A cryptic note questions speed and meaning in a Barcelona quote and a stray line about fast driving. It reflects fragmented musings and a dismissive aside on explaining a scrape. The text hints at interpreting skewed dialogue and the idea of a good speed.
Informative Clock in Paris Shops Tells Time and How to Spend It
A new clock in Parisian shops not only shows the hour but also suggests how to spend the time. Images next to hours indicate activities with morning golf and afternoon Urlige. The clock tolls the hour as usual, and humorous notes about Mueller and his three sons appear, including a line about a composer.
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