Mysterious Fire Destroys Adams Horse Shed
On Thursday noon a horse shed on the old school grounds burned in Adams. About $200 in damage. A surprise party formed to honor Rev Haslam at Mr. Goles residence, contributing roughly $50 worth of groceries. Sunday service drew 83 attendees. preparations for tent seating and larger classes were discussed. Haying nears completion and local homes update. several residents mentioned after vacation travels.
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Unemployment Tops 162000 In Japan Amid Slump
Tokyo July 20. The labor scene in Japan worsens as factories close due to falling prices. Tenshu Textile Co. discharged 12,000 workers, with 66 large establishments ending May with about 60,000 lost jobs. The Commerce and Agriculture ministry tallies 162,000 discharged since January, concentrated in few industrial centers causing hardship.
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Stanford Takes Part in Rugby Plans for Olympic Team
In San Francisco on July 20 Stanford University official Harry Maloney announced offers from England for rugby tests against the American Olympic squad. Requests from Plymouth and other clubs were received seeking matches as part of preparations.
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Atmosphere Fades From Gay Piccadilly In London
Report describes shifts in central London as Piccadilly and Leicester Square lose their famed atmosphere. The Empire and Alhambra cinemas face drastic changes, signaling a broader transformation of the area and its beloved landmarks.
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London cinema craze moves from theatres to supercinemas
The fragment describes a shift in London tastes from stage shows to new cinema experiences. Mentions audience demand for ultra cinemas and Piccadilly and Devonshire House as urban hubs. References to Trixie Tootle, Mary Pickford, Charlie Chaplin, and distant viewers in Africa.
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Fragmentary note on Ceylon tea plantations and a London home-coming
Fragmented OCR-like text references Ceylon tea plantations and a sense of regret linked to a home-coming. Mentions a person named Kox and a shift from the Mother Country toward London life, with garbled phrases suggesting past notoriety and social ties.
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Mystery house on Coe 4 street attracts city interest
A garbled note describes a home on Coe 4 street Bromine near nine attractions drawing attention from nearby residents. The fragment hints at a shift from lavish to moderate appeal and notes a significant but unclear action related to the property.
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