Lake Forest Enforces Beach Rules On Dogs And Decorum
Lake Forest Illinois park board posts strict rules for beach use near Lake Michigan. Dogs are banned from the sand and bathing areas and life guards will enforce modest attire and behavior. A Sunday parking fee and season passes are described for visitors, while outsiders' conduct and profanity are addressed in the placard.
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Are Forest
Ill
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Park Board
Lake Forest
Ufe
Hal Pollof
Tom
Harry
Lakeside Park
Life Guards
Perond's Café Dances With Danger in New York
In a dim street pursuit, Philip Severn escorts Marie Gessler to Perond's Café. They observe a burly Russian Jew and the dangerous figure Harris enter, signaling a looming confrontation as the night unfolds. The pair suspect plots involve Waldron Harris and a stolen fortune, with police cautions hovering over the famed venue.
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Waldron
Krants
Alya
Waldron Slone
Harris
Alva
Krantz
New York
Secret Service
Mr. Severn
Marie Gessler
Philip Severn
Perond
Perand
Descen
New ‘York
Daly
Soverin
Pete
Francois
George
Iup
Sion
Never the Same Again War Talk in Mud and Rain
A gritty vignette from wartime life describes rain turning to mud as Buffalo unit troops move toward a rest camp. A lone Wil white noncom and a weary soldier named Sam exchange blunt thoughts on the war, with Sim declaring the conflict never was a good war and this day ending it.
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Sam
Sim
Dreamy Faces and Facial Fortune Sayings
A fragment describes watching faces to glean luck and fate. A handsome face foresees long life while pale or dirty faces signal sorrow, remorse, or actions yet to come. The piece blends superstition with moral omen.
The Wicked Ones in the World to Produce Patience
In Augustia the wicked ones are in the world to produce patience. The text suggests a moral or religious reflection on trials and endurance guided by Augustia.
Two Girls Die or Are Injured in Mill Wheel Accident
In Grove New Jersey an oil mill owned by John P Kneer caused injuries to his twelve year old daughter Giblia and her playmate Adelaide Widener as they rode a fifteen foot wheel. The wheel crushed them when it sped up unexpectedly and both girls suffered internal injuries and broken bones. They were transported to Easton hospital in Pennsylvania.
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The
Waldorf
Perond’s
Pki Grove
N. J
John P. Kneer
Giblia
Adelaide Widener
Anay
Fey
Kneer
William L. Bird
Lillian
Bird
Easton
Will Marry Convict Despite Robbery Conviction
Miss Beulah Nay plans to wed William T. Long, a man jailed for robbery with a gun. She says she will wait and stand by him through Canon City prison and his five to ten year sentence, insisting she believes in his innocence despite the intoxication claim.
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Beulauh
William T. Long
Canon City
Long
Miss Naya
Treis
Gale Brown
Dave
Maryland jury exonerates man in kitchen affair case
A Maryland jury clears William I. Goetz after he killed an intruder who pursued his wife. Goetz gains absolute divorce and custody of five children as the Nashville court had signed the divorce decree. The case inflames village gossip as the couple’s life resumes amid public attention.
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Maryland
Asayer
William I. Goetz
Albert Z. Byrd
Fordeath
Goetz
Nashville
Tenn
Dre
Don Juan
Wearington
Court Sets City Gas Damages Over Shade Tree Kill
Salem New Jersey resident sues town and gas light company for damages after a leaky main killed five shade trees. Verdict sets $1,000 damages with $200 per tree. The ruling noted as a notable local impact and a common issue in earlier years tied to natural gas piping in streets.
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Salem
Nass
Gas Light Company
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Star
Simple fountain for lawn device with insulated pipe
A simple lawn fountain uses a double bowl formed by an 18 inch diameter high voltage insulator over a %-inch water pipe. A small nipple and a pierced automotive tire dust cap seal the end, fitting to the coupling shoulder.
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Popular Science Monthly
Rural Social Work Progress Seen Across Areas
Advancement Everywhere reports rural and social work groups beginning to cooperate on programs. Rural reform aims to reconstruct by a new May 2 center and an all‑season organization. Government, administration undergoing wide changes. Country planning and art emerge as integral to community life as road building accelerates in rural districts. The country life movement nears international understanding.
Brown’s Narrow Fit Sparks Grim One Foot in the Grave Joke
A boot shop scene shows Brown with a large foot and a grave cough. The assistant rummages for a fit as Brown coughs after trying the fortieth boot. The assistant remarks on the nasty cough while Brown jokes about one foot in the grave and worries over getting the other in.
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Brown
Price Drop Hope Declines as Market Wavers
A fragmented note from Mich indicates disbelief in a broad price decline. The writer mentions selling a new item after brief use and contrasts expectations with current market behavior.
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Broadway
Amsieur
M'sieur
M’sieur
M'sleur
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Ion ’ ‘Weekly
Salls
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