Anty Drudge Sings Of Fels Naptha Washing Ease
A humorous quip contrasts old hard washing with the ease of using Fels Naptha in cool or lukewarm water. The narrator argues the soap saves time saves energy and protects clothes and features guidance to follow wrapper directions.
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Mary
Annie Laurie of Maxwelltown and Craigdaroch Bride
Annie Laurie born December 16 1682 was the eldest daughter of Sir Robert Laurie of Maxwelltown. She married James Ferguson of Craigdaroch in 1709 and was mother of Alexander Ferguson the Burns song hero of The Whistle. The rest notes a Rural Wit anecdote and a Catholic News quip about hemp.
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Annie Laurie
Robert Laurie
Maxwelltown
William’ Douglas
Fingland
Kirkcudbright
Annie
James Ferguson
Craigdaroch
Alexander Ferguson
Burns
N. Y. Ameri
Getting Near It Freshby Professor Quote
A brief quote from the Jewish Ledger discusses the idea of deriving the greater from the loss. It notes a close approach when the conceit is removed from a freshman.
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Freshby
Jewish Ledger
Logan gambling probe testifies to money tied to police
Testimony details Tidball receiving six dollars from Kelly to build evidence against County Detective Logan. Kelty and Clark discuss payoffs and raid plans at the Coliseum and old Eagles club room with Lutton, Fike, and others. Witnesses describe involvement of Police Lt. Deskin, McCarthy, and the investigation committee.
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Tidbasi
Porter
Gilmore
Tidball
Kelly
Deskin
Logan
Clark
Coliseum
Kelty
McCarthy
W. H. Dunlap
Young
Charles Kelty
Eagles
Durban
Dutch Louie
Lewis Whitman
Pigeon Wing
Lutton and Clark
Lutton
Ark
L. W. Wilson
Special Investigating Committee of Councils
Dutlep
McKee
Gambling ring testimony at city council committee session
Select Councilman McKee testified about gambling room operations in the Durban block. Kelty Tidball and Deskin were tied to payoffs, with Kelty claiming shares from the Coliseum and Tidball involved in plans to “get” Logan. Witnesses described weekly proceeds, furnishings costs, and alleged frame-ups.
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Sutton
Clark
Logan
James Mitchell
Lutton
Tidball
Hiram Miller
Durban
Miller
William E. McKee
Porter
Kelty
Sugar Bowl
Bob Fike
Coliseum
Deskin
W. H. Dunlap
Nonseasonal Fur and Glove Sale In Store
A local retailer promotes a clearance on fur sets and muff collars with discounts from 6.50 to 29.50, plus Jap Mink collars and dollars reduced. Sweaters, gloves, and dolls are advertised in mass markdowns with price points from under a dollar to two dollars, foreign stock, and end of line items on second floor. Diverse items include grey squirrel, opossum, red fox sets, mink collars, and children's wear.
Pictures at Reduced Prices for Xmas Gifts
Advertises discounted pictures with round frames and outdoor scenes. Subjects include girls heads and Holland scenes. Prices drop from 15c to 12c and from 21c to 15c to move slow sellers.
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Cupid
Holland
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