World reels at Lindbergh baby kidnapping crisis
The Lindbergh kidnapping terrifies the nation as Col Charles A Lindbergh and wife Anne mourn the abduction of their 20 month old son Charles Auguste Lindbergh Jr. The case triggers a nationwide manhunt with federal, state, and local agencies coordinating. Americans rally in spirit to aid, while international press and leaders react with sympathy.
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Famous Kidnapings From 1874 to 1940s Summary
A compressed catalog of major kidnapings listing victims, locations, and outcomes. Notable entries include Charli e Rose in Germantown 1874 missing and presumed killed, 1900 Edward Cudahy returned after Pat Crowe's conviction, 1924 Bobby Franks slain in Chicago, 1927 Marian Parker slain by William Hickman, and 1930 Adolphye Busch Ortwain kidnapped near St. Louis with the kidnapper imprisoned.
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Marian Parker
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Target Cigarettes Advertises Lower Price Despite Taxes
An advertisement declares 20 ready made smokes with 6¢ federal tax plus state taxes, claiming Target offers a price of 24 and a guaranteed money back if not cheaper than any cigarette ever rolled, aiming to persuade buyers.
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Scientists claim world lasts a trillion years now
Scientists announce a drastic revision predicting the world will endure a trillion years, far beyond prior estimates of five million. The news sparks widespread cheer and commentary in papers as experts reassess longevity and implications for humanity.
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Bowles Red Pepper Rub Heats Rheumatism Relief
An ad touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub for rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia relief. It promises instant soothing heat penetrating under the skin without dangerous burning, urging readers to buy from druggists. The copy blends product pitch with unrelated political cue.
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