A Wifes Confessional Adele Garrison New Pheas
Lillian and I track Hugh's mysterious expedition after a tense encounter at a garage. A limousine taunts us with watchers as we plan a risky move to force the cars out of service and probe who rides in the Chinese descended convoy. The pursuit spirals into tense conjecture about family ties and hidden motives in a northern town.
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Lillian
Hampton
Chow
Ain Road
Sheba
Rick
Tyndon
Huch Cantland
Hugh
Ugh
Lee Chow
Eas
Tyndan
Binghampton
Voung
Warage
Fanny Powell
Loe
Corn Crop in Louisiana Seen At Over Forty Million Bushels
Louisiana corn crop estimate increases to more than 40 million bushels, triple the 1924 figure, due to better growing conditions after last year’s drought. State Commissioner Herri D. Wilson notes widespread good yields except in 10 to 12 parishes in the extreme northwest where drought limits crops. The statewide surplus reduces need for imports compared to last year.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Herri D. Wilson
Gorni
Bus Waiting Room Adverts Monroe News-Star
Notices list a notary public Irene Simms of Monroe with contact phone 224 and a bus waiting room address at 208 South Grand with telephone 772. The clipped OCR fragment provides venue and service references without a full event.
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South Grand
Irene Simms
Monroe
News-Star
Greater stress on instruction is Harris plea
Baton Rouge La Dec 23 The superintendent of public education T H Harris urged rebalancing school spending toward instruction over administration maintenance and permanent improvements citing state and national figures. He argued instruction should receive a larger share of funds and projected future improvements in teaching attendance and teacher quality.
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Harris
Baton Rouge
A. P
Louisiana
T. H. Harris
Bureau of Education
Crude Oil Production in U S Dips in Week Ended Dec 26
American Petroleum Institute reports a 14 000 barrel daily decline in US crude output to 2 002 150 barrels per day for the week ending December 26. Regional drops include Oklahoma Kansas and Texas with scattered increases in west and central regions. Imports at principal ports also fall versus the prior week.
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New York
A. P
United States
American Petroleum Institute
Smackover
Ark
United S.es
Californi
Oklahoma
Kansas
North Texas
East Central
Texas
West Central
Southwest Texas
North Louisiana
Arkansas
Gulf Coast
Eastern
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
Printed Pattern No 2751 Figures Satin Fall Frock
The Pictorial Review pattern shows striped and figured satins for a fall frock that can pair with a long coat. Collar revers and tie use plain satin with small button ornaments. sleeves optional. Medium size uses 3 1/2 yards 36 inch fabric. pattern No 2751 for sizes 14–18 years and 34–48 inch bust. price 45 cents.
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Pictorial Review
FAVORED FOR FALL Pattern No 2759 Sewn in Navy Twill
The frock features a slim circular silhouette in dark navy blue twill with a long-waisted left fastened bodice and circular flounce. A slashed self bound front, bias neck trim, and buttoned front and sleeves decorate the design. Medium size requires 2 yards of 54 inch material. Printed pattern No 2759 offered in sizes 14 to 18 years and 34 to 44 inches bust for 45 cents.
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Ictorial Review
Civilization strains on human body noted by Sir Arthur Keith
London December 11 Sir Arthur Keith leading English anatomist warns civilization imposes new demands on bones muscles and nerves while tempering heat regulation He says most people still remain healthy but modern life creates weak points and calls for better understanding to adapt living to body structure rather than vice versa
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London
Arthur Keith
England
Sir Arthur
Royal Society of Medicine
Britain
Western
Europe
Homes for sale ad highlights homelike features
In this column friendly notice a reader seeks a buyer for a domicile emphasizing comfort and livability. Classic warm features such as a cozy kitchen sunlit living spaces and a welcoming yard are mentioned to attract buyers seeking a home rather than an investment.
British lawyers back at school by F A Wray
London reports that British lawyers return to study under the new Conveyancing Act taking effect January 1 1926. It aims to simplify and codify land law nearly unchanged since Domesday. The reform limits next of kin inheritances to first cousins and ends sandy tenancies.
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F. A. Wray
London
Britain
Lord Birkenhead
Agriculture needs new vision says Lowden in Oregon speech
Frank O. Lowden, former Illinois governor, urged agriculture to adapt to a highly organized industrial world. He argued for stronger organization and modern marketing practices, noting that farmers still use century old methods while other industries move toward centralized cooperation and pricing.
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Oregon
Ill
A. P
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Mystery Senator Sought in New York Slaying Case
Police chase a mysterious "Senator" A B Lewis linked to a $100000 poison plot after Harry W Cowan killed Edith Burton a 28 year old stenographer and wounded himself Cowan who abducted $12000 two years ago is also sought. Lewis checked into the Hotel Astor as Senator Lewis of Carson City Nevada.
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New York
A. P
A. B. Lewis
Harry W. Cowan
Edith Burton
Lewis
Hotel Astor
Miss Burton
Carson City
Nevada
Cowan
Latham
Soviet Praise for Col. Mitchell in Air Inquiry
Moscow reports Colonel Billy Mitchell's push for a reformed U S air service attracts praise from Soviet media. Pravda and Trabd a argue America seeks disarmament while expanding aviation capacity and military production, predicting a larger U S air force and civil aviation tie-ins with industry interests.
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Col. Mitchell
H. R
America
United States
Washington
Soviet Union
U. S
Travda
Communist Party
Mitchell
Pravda
Europe
Locarno
Amrica
United
Pacific
Lexington
Saratoga
Ford
Morgan
National Air Transport Company
Capper urges farm crop tariff relief at Boston talk
Senator Capper warns that tariffs must apply to agricultural crops or protection for farm products may be lost. He cites farm surpluses and export challenges and calls for a practical plan to limit price impact when surpluses must be exported. He says national prosperity hinges on agricultural prosperity and expects action on farm relief legislation.
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Boston
A. P.J
Capper
Republican
Kansas
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Congress
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