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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1929
Page
14
In a tense scene, Appleton feigns weakness and uses medicine to delay, while Burton and two others lie under watchful eyes. The captors pursue a plan as the feisty woman supports Appleton and the room fills with suspicion and withheld decisions. The plot thickens as the door snaps shut.
After a perilous search in rain and darkness, Appleton and his companion escape. Uandy, Hill, and Junior plan a long hike as a police pursuit closes in. The group learns of a contraband booze convoy trick and orders patrols around the sanctuary while Appleton taunts Hanley. The distant call ends with a taunting bequest from Appleton and the group heading to New York.
A remarkable African monkey from the Gold Coast arrives in London in odd condition with a long tail and putty nose. The creature, famed for its distinctive features, risks wilting in cold weather and is shown to attract curious spectators at a time when such exhibitions draw public interest.
A garbled note describes a cleaning action using a cloth over an eye, possibly after an injury. The readable fragments reference placing a cloth and rubbing over the eye, but a clear context or outcome is missing. No identifiable people or organizations are present in the legible text.
Newport citizen and Navy diver Tom Eadle, famed for raising submarines 54 and 551 and earning the Navy Cross and Medal of Honor, discusses his career in a new book I Like Diving. The article recounts dangers of deep salvage work, his philosophy of diving, and notable rescues including the 1927 U S submarine 84 incident and the Michaela rescue, with remarks from Rear Admiral Philip Andrews and Commandant C P Munkett on his service.
The Farm Journal notes growing interest in raising guinea pigs for food across the country. It recalls early explorers who bred these animals and valued them, comparing their meat to rabbit or squirrel while emphasizing vegetarian traditions.
A scrambled historical note discusses debt and doubt etymology from French and Latin origins. It mentions spelling shifts and claims on the derivation of the word sport, though the text is garbled and partially illegible.
A reader notes a coined French word Wispert meaning to carry oneself in a direction different from one’s ordinary business. The term is cited with its proposed nuance and usage guidance.
The fragment recalls Native American music practices with mentions of rhythm, gourds, melodies, and ceremonial items. It references Indian groups in the South and California and notes on bow and seeds as cultural elements, though the text is fragmentary and obscure.
In a village scene a boastful Miss Hen preens about self importance and rare eggs while Miss Gray Hen and a kindly rooster Mr Red Top roost illustrate generosity. The tale cautions against vanity and selfishness as friends and respect fade.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Janis with mosquito bites on her arm and a somber remark about missing features. The dated, garbled text hints at a character named Janie and a resigned line about lacking female features.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a trend gear group and a financial matter. It references Pens and a game, with unclear details about people or events. The readable content is too fragmentary to establish a clear news item or outcome.
The article promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe effective anti acid remedy. It claims high neutralizing power with one spoonful, instant relief from gas and sourness, and suitability for children. It encourages readers to obtain the genuine product at any drug store.
Prizes rise from 41,997 to 46,192 dollars per year by 1920 as auditors report on the Nobel foundation funds. The main fund yields 2.100 per annum, with one tenth compounded. Quarter of the fund funds general expenses, the rest finances prizes, suggesting patience may bring substantial rewards.
A fragment from the Port Wayne News Sentinel notes a person who spends ten minutes backing into a space and blocking the car behind, instead of quickly parking and moving on, then spends additional minutes returning.
In Rockland Maine a man named Charlie Emery trains a pig to dig clams. The pig roots up clams with a steady nose and tastes soda and candy while working. The article notes the pig’s patience and success in locating genuine clams.
The article lists nine states adjusting old age pension provisions, naming Mount Nevada, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Alver chusetta, Colorado, Minnesota, Wi ming and Utah, noting ongoing changes and regional approaches to retirement support.
A garbled early 20th century text from Denison Texas promotes vegetal pills for constipation and tonics claimed to ease ailments. It mentions Lydia Pinkham style remedies and promises further information by mail from a titled address, reflecting common patent medicine advertising of the era.
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