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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1929
Page
7
Ginger Tolliver struggles to fund and fashion Marjory’s bridal display as Ginger, Miriam, Helen, and Horace await the verdict of a prize, amid family schemes and delayed wealth. The sisters scheme, sew, and plot while the town’s gossip swirls around Marjory’s looming triumph.
A curators choice collection at the British Library showcases about two hundred notable prints from the last decade. Featuring centuries old Chinese manuscripts and medieval European monastic works alongside postwar print masterpieces, the exhibit surveys advances by renowned printers from England, Scotland, the United States, and beyond.
A fragmented text mentions Berea and a careful assessment about a condition or action. It references beings or ideas having done something. the language is unclear but centers on scrutiny and a defensive stance. No clear names, dates, or events emerge from the readable portion.
A cryptic OCR fragment notes a pedestrian fatality and a shawl at the scene. The text mentions a family and a buyer named Chuclonatl Baguirer, but lacks clear details on location or date. The item appears to be a memorial or grave marker context with minimal verifiable specifics.
A wife sued for divorce after her husband promised an air plane as a gift. She waited for the aircraft on big days, learned he had blocked her access to work, and accused him of grievous actions. She seeks maintenance or divorce and contends the plan harmed her welfare.
William Miller eight year old son of Joseph Miller postal carrier, sewed his thumb to a sewing machine after waking alone. Neighbors heard his screams and Howant Taylor broke in to rescue him, while a cousin James Pott, six, riding a bicycle, was cut in a separate incident.
Automatic telephones will replace temperamental central operators in Paris modernization. The move aims at efficiency, with French operators allowed to hang up if told off by callers. Public phone booths will be installed citywide.
Redwood City California police report a young burglar John Perez age nineteen confessed to breaking into a local Montgomery Ward store. He stole apparel and a pair of shoes then returned to exchange them for pricier footwear. The suspect was later captured by authorities, with suspicion pointing to a vanity motive.
Secret tests of a new diving apparatus are reportedly being carried on here from the ablp. The device, valued at about $1, aims to enable divers to reach depths previously unattainable. Access to the pond is restricted, and several new diving salts, largely iron rather than rubber, are said to be used to withstand water pressure. The world front git has not proven successful, but the low type includes joints for the arms and faces and features for warning by electric bells.
A devoted collie named Buffula-Lady died after refusing to abandon her deaf owner, veteran Wat Contey, during a perilous crossing. The tale recalls the dog’s brave effort to guide and protect the wounded man as danger blocked their passage and the animal sacrificed itself in the attempt. A cat named Contey attempted to assist but could not bridge the final gap.
A car plunged over a 20 foot embankment in Turnaville without injuring either occupant or causing glass breakage. Driver Wy L Brogan of Ashesie and passenger 1 A Barr of Greenshot were unharmed at the scene.
A dense OCR of radio schedules lists NBC Blue Red and Columbia System networks Sept 22 to Sept 38 with multiple programs. Entries include The Pilgrims, Light Opera, Amos and Andy, National Home Hour, Montgomery Ward tours, and various music and talk shows across Blue Red and Columbia networks at specified times and venues. The fragmentary text names numerous programs, hosts, and sponsors, reflecting a busy late-nineteenth to mid-twentieth century radio grid.
The piece references a Paris divorce scandal and bribe accusations against court officials and lawyers, noting Americans’ displeasure and high legal costs. It also mentions Atwater Kent advertising and a Detroit tree scene, with scattered remarks on root causes of legal cynicism and a tale about a man claiming no lawyer would defend him after theft.
Workmen at a church find an emaciated cat trapped beneath concrete steps. They free it after ending the day, realizing the cat had crawled in during construction. The animal survives and is cared for by the crew.
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