The Hat on the Floor and Beatrice Johnson’s Night
Beatrice Johnson of Brooklyn recalls a 1930 spring night when a burglar crashed through a glass pane and left behind a gray fedora. The intruder, a "Dago Red" Italian, returned for his hat after a misdirected entry, grinning as Beatrice and her family stood frightened and naked in the kitchen. The tale, recounted by Floyd Gibbons’s columnist, centers on fear and a mistaken break-in.
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Arnotto tree and carp boom in central states
The annatto tree, also called arnotto, yields a yellowish red dye used in foods and coatings. Carp populations have exploded in central U S lakes and rivers, reaching 15 to 30 pounds and offering cheap food despite being a nuisance with annual consumption over 20 million pounds.
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France Faces Possible Fascist Coup as Mussolini Echoes
France braces for risk of fascist upheaval after Italy's 1922 coup. Colonel De la Roque, known as the Mussolini of France, commands the Croix de Feu with about 700 000 followers and 100 000 in related leagues, stirring tensions amid strike turmoil.
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Dramatic Edo Revenge Tale Draws Tokyo Audiences
A Tokyo Kabuki staging of the Forty Seven Ronin in which Azagemon Ichimura commits ritual suicide before 46 fellow ronins is described in vivid, choreographed detail. The article notes the long running time, lavish stagecraft, and audience appetite for the feast-like intermissions, underscoring the feud ethos and ceremonial death as performance.
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All Around the House household tips compiled
A collection of quick homecare tips covers garden care during heat including pruning and watering, stain removal with lemon juice and salt, sun drying clothing, lighting cake candles from center outward, softening chamois with olive oil, and keeping celery and lettuce crisp by lemon water soaking.
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Postum Free Week's Supply Offer
Read the offer from the Postum Company in this paper. They will send a full week's supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it.
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Let Mistakes Educate
A reflective note on learning from errors, emphasizing growth from a series of missteps. The writer suggests that every mistake becomes part of a broader education when lessons are extracted and applied to future actions.
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