Automaker humor and wartime unease mix at Pendleton show
At a small auto show in Pendleton, spectators tease the crowd as they mock German outcry while admiring brands like Marmon Coles and Packard. Jokes at the refreshment booth and a chicken banquet highlight the event, with local figures such as Fred Vogler and W Kirkpatrick drawing laughter as tension between locals and German fears surface amid postwar chatter.
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Fred Vogler
Northwern Auto Co
Marmion
Coles
Pendleton
Alermones
Packards
Ford
Enonks
Darken Your Gray Hair with Sulphur Compound Reformulation
An old home remedy touts Wretchs Sure and Sulphur Compound as restoring faded gray hair to its natural color. A downtown druggist promotes a 60 cent bottle, claiming the mixture darkens hair evenly when applied with a sponge or brush, with effects visible by morning after repeated use.
Tribute Paid to Speaker Stanfield for Parliamentary Leadership
The piece lauds Speaker Stanfield for his parliamentary organizing skill and steady leadership. It notes admiration for his growth, contrasts with past doubts, and asserts his strong behind the scenes influence on legislative progress.
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Stanfield
Star Spangled Banner Orchestral Version Premiered in London
Sir Henry Wood has crafted an orchestral version of The Star Spangled Banner, first played by the Sunday Concert Society at Queen's Hall. The piece adds a vivid orchestral color and stands as a notable addition to national hymn themes drawn by wartime interest.
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London
Sir Henry Wood
Sunday Concert Society
Queen's Hall
Henry
Man Arrived In Philadelphia Says He Was With Few
Captain of Detectives Tate reported a Montreal police telegram stating Frederic Farrell, 25, in the army medical corps, surrendered claiming involvement in the December 28 murder of Marie Colbert, an advertising art model found dead in her apartment. He said Farrell claimed accomplice Lewes of Pittsburgh helped load the body, while Farrell was with Lewes at the time.
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Philadelphia
Tate
Montreal
Frederic
Farrell
Army Medical Corms
Marie Colbert
Tait
Lewes
Pittshorah
Hel Lewes
Atlantic City Man Dies While Awaiting Arrest in Colbert Case
A man in Atlantic City died by his own action as authorities prepared to arrest him in connection with the Colbert case. Police report the incident occurred as officers moved in to detain the suspect, marking a dramatic end to the pursuit.
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Atlantic City
Colbert
Two Members of American Fimbeses Marry Natives
In Vienna natives of Vienna married yesterday after a hurried ceremony due to fears of a breach in diplomatic relations. The attaches of the American mission report the marriage as a notable union amid tense times between the two nations.
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Oty
Vienna
Fethi49
Sta Landon
Severe billome attack described with digestive symptoms
The fragment outlines a severe billome attack marked by a severe headache a coated tongue loathing of food constipation torpor vomiting of partly digested food and bile. It notes the possibility of illness despite sickness and references taking three Cham.
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