Britain Admits U S Has Rick To Seize Liquor
London officials admitted they do not question American attaches authority to remove British customs seals from liquor aboard liners entering U S ports. The note follows Cunard liner Beriga returning to New York sealed by British authorities and underscores the dry ship policy tensions.
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International News Service
London
Foreign Office
United States
Cunard
Bergaria
New York
Euict
Syling Resigns As Police Officer
Grover Syling, city policeman, presented his resignation to the city council. It will take effect shortly after July 4, with him remaining on duty until after Independence Day. He has been an efficient officer and gained many friends through his congenial nature and work.
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Grover Syling
Syling
Parson Bagster Weighs Conversion Over Polite Converts
The judge recalls a sharp test of a woman’s sincerity with a parlor dog metaphor. He says he informs a husband to let a wet dog into the parlor as a final check, illustrating his preference for genuine conversion over mere popularity.
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Bagster
Veil Ban Drives Industrial Labor Push in Near East
Moslem women in the Near East are being urged to abandon veils as industrial work expands. In Adjerban alone more than 22,000 women have joined organized industrial activity.
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Near East
Adjerban
Louise Groody Sees Husband Face Jail In New York
Actress Louise Groody expresses calm over husband William F. McGee and partner E. M. Fuller facing bucketing charges. Fuller seeks immunity to name higher ups, but U S Attorney Hayward rejects it. Marshal Recht increases Fuller’s bodyguard as probe continues into the Fuller McGee operation.
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New York
Louise Groody
William F. McGee
E. M. Fuller
Louise
Paris
Ludlow Street
Pilly
Miss Groody
McGee
Fuller
United States
Hayward
Recht
E. M. Fuller Company
Thomas F. Foley
Charles A. Stoneham
Fragmentary note hints at hospitality and deceit
The text suggests a speaker hopes for a patient hearing while implying some hospitality may mask theft or harm. It references a dishonest act disguised as cordial reception and foreshadows ulterior motives.
Old Tom Smith the Lodger Faces Local Gossip and Family Strife
In Bridgeport Marian Weaver shelters old Tom Smith, a lodger with a prison past, while her son Augustus corrodes the home with taunts and fights. The family grapples with stigma around the jailbird label as Smith contemplates his bond to the children and the memory of their late father. A late note recalls a new Arlington stamp depicting the Tomb of the Unknown.
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Augustus
Marion Weaver
Bridgeport
Mr. Smith
Augelus
Ike
Marian Weaver
Elsie
Marian
Hi Stern
Tom
Wartun
Tom Smith
Arlington Amphitheater
Senator Bulger On European Travel Impressions
Senator Bulger cites the abundance of immaterial for his Chautauqua lectures as the most impressive aspect of his recent European trip. The remark highlights a focus on ideas over material sights during the journey.
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Bulger
Railway Presidents Protest Proposed Merger of Lines
President Samuel Rea of the Pennsylvania railroad and Agnew T. Dice of the Philadelphia and Reading railway, with civic and commercial leaders, prepare to appear before an Interstate Commerce Commission examiner to oppose the Baltimore and Ohio Reading merger and related line consolidations. Dice had objected in May that the plan would favor rival lines at Reading’s expense. Local authorities share that stance.
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Sylvania Railroad
Agnew T. Dice
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore & Ohio
Reading Railways
Prof
Ripley
Harvard
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Washington
Dice
England's First Flags and Saxon Emblems
A brief antiquarian note describes England's early banners with the Saxon white horse as a symbol. It mentions St Augustine bringing fuel? to England and his followers entering Canterbury in procession bearing banners during King Ethelbert's era.
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England
St. Augustine
Wel Ethelbert
Canterbury
Rejoining Mercury in Thermometer by Jolt Method
The method describes raising the thermometer to the level of the extended arm with the bulb outward and giving the tube a quick downward stroke to reunite separated liquid. Repeat carefully until the liquid returns to its proper position.
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Jvetsis
Paisley
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Sorden
Dennis Food
Hind
Jontel
Eskay
Horlick
Nestle
Azurea
Carmen
Coty L’origan
Pete Djer
Ting
Dreco
Father John Medicine
Hood
Kilmer
Pierce’s
Bayers
Kodaks
Eastman
Evalu
Sfiace
Astras
Oeton- 67
Louk
Autostrop
Denham
Ever
Gillette Jr
Gillette
Pairleys Pharmacy
Nexall
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Old Tom Smith
By John Palmer
Western Newspaper Union
Pennsylvania and
Philadelphia & Reading Railways
Philadelphia
Samuel Rea
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Reading
North Mill Street
P. and
G. Napthamm PE
Adar As
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Blue Valley
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