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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
3
A colorful northern newspaper item describes a printer's devil named Mickie on a westward trip. He tacks a big measles sign on a house lawn and places a large advertising billboard. He moves rocks and stacks tall weeds in the yard as part of the scene.
Post Toasties are corn flakes that elevate breakfast with a delicious flavor and lasting crispness. Millions prefer them for a crunch in every spoonful and a quality that endures to the bottom of the bowl. Ask your grocer for Me
A London clock maker unveils a novelty clock with a five inch crystal face and platinum diamond hands rotating on a thin pinion. The mechanism remains hidden from public view, as no apparent connection exists between the hands and the frame. Priced around $4,000.
The French superphotographer M Nogues announces a new camera capable of capturing 200 photographs each second. This breakthrough promises rapid sequence imaging for dynamic scenes, potentially transforming sports, aviation, and scientific documentation.
In the mid nineteenth century wealthy Porto Rican farmers stored their savings with rising San Juan firms and financed sugar mills. The Banco Espanol formed in 1880 as the island’s bank quest progressed. Folk hid pesos in roofing beans and a hollow Saint Bernard statue was found after the owner’s death.
A humorous, coarse exchange unfolds as Som Dumm of Slippery Slap berates a mule and an elder counsels kindness to the faithful animal. The Kansas City Star notes the exchange as a colorful rural vignette propping rustic speech and satire.
A fragment suggests a landlady questions whether the business or property is still viable noting it appears moribund and physically in disrepair. The item hints at concern over ongoing operations and condition without providing full context or specifics.
A fragment from a newspaper page records Mrs Grubb accusing her husband, Mr Grubb, of cowardice after marriage. She interrupts with sharp lines about misperceived bravery and public perception, indicating strain in the relationship and a dramatic confrontation.
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