Wants Typist Job but Has Only One Hand
Detroit widow Fiora Parker seeks work as typist or stenographer. She lost her left arm in childhood in London, later taught school, married, became a widow, and now, with daughter Flora, aims to prove she can type efficiently despite having one arm. She emphasizes speed and adaptability.
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Detroit
Mich
Fiora Parker
London
Canada
Parker
Flora
Riot follows cow slaughter at sacred site near Simla
Six pilgrims and bystanders were killed and nine wounded when a party attempted to stop the killing of a cow regarded sacred. The cow was killed and a riot broke out nearby.
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Simla
India
Here
Uncle Sam Cuts Debt and Posts Surplus for 1928
Washington reports a surplus of 398 million dollars, debt retirement of over 900 million, and a tax cut exceeding 220 million as the Treasury details 1928 results. Receipts totaled 4.042 billion, outlays 3.644 billion, with the public debt at 17.604 billion after a 907 million drop.
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Mellon
Washington
Treasury
Department
International typewriting contest set for Sept in Sacramento
The twenty third annual world championship event will determine champions in professional amateur and school novice classes. It is scheduled for September 29 in Sacramento California with typists from multiple classes competing for top honors.
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New York
Sacramento
Calif
Altitude Record Set by Lieutenant In Seaplane Flight
Lieutenant Arthur Given piloting the Navy seaplane PN-12 set an unofficial class O record by reaching more than 16 500 feet in altitude over Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Arthur Given
Preacher Night Cab Driver Marries Couple After Service
Rev Thomas H Whelpley of Chelsea Presbyterian dons cabbie garb after wedding ceremony. He drives his own cab through rain to take the newlyweds to Woodside Long Island, completing a Jekyll and Hyde evening in New York City.
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New York
Thomas H. Whelpley
Siock
Chelsea Presbyterian Church
Tom Whelpley
Whelpley
Jekyl-Hyde
Gioup
Woodside
L. L
Parthenon Built From Pentelic Marble Quarries Near Athens
The Parthenon was constructed from Pentelic marble quarried just outside Athens. Those same quarries supplied material for much of modern Athens.
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Parthenon
Athens
Landseer Ambidextrous Painter Rumors
An old note claims Landseer could paint two pictures at once using both hands, displaying dexterity with his left as with his right.
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Landseer
Lonely After Release Convict Kills Self At Sing Sing
New York report details James Brackett who was executed by death penalty once but reprieved one hour before. After 15 years on parole he could not endure loneliness of freedom and was found dead in bed with gas jets open. Salvation Army officer Capt. Stanley Shepard arranged respectful burial.
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New York
James Brackett
Sing Sing
Brackett
Stanley Shepard
Salvation Army
Potter’s Field
Galluses Trend Grips Tulare County Courthouse
In Visalia California girl employees at the Tulare county courthouse have adopted red suspenders, sparked by Mrs Edna Dewey Harkins deputy county recorder. The display has grown into an “epidemic” as more young men clerks and deputies appear in suspenders.
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Visalia
Calif
Tulare County
Edna Dewey Harkins
Ring Found in Carrot Near Ploudalmezeau
Frenchwoman Madame Rereit in Brittany found her wedding ring inside a carrot pulled from her garden while preparing vegetables for soup. The ring had been missing for some time.
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Madame Rereit
Ploudalmezeau
Brittany
Prone Pressure Resuscitation Aids Drowning Rescue
A brief piece explains prone pressure resuscitation as a simple life saving method effective for drowning and asphyxiation. It notes broad approval by major organizations including the Red Cross, US Navy and Army, public utilities, and safety bodies. The Illinois committee distributes the information to promote training.
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American Red Cross
American Gas Association
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
National Electric Light Association
National Safety Council
United States Army
United States Bureau of Mines
United States Bureau of Standards
Follow These Instructions Even If the Patient Appears Dead
An emergency manual excerpt details universal resuscitation steps including airway checks, chest compressions, and artificial respiration. It prescribes positioning the patient facedown, the rhythm of compressions, and continuing until breathing returns or a physician declares death. It also covers warming, loosening clothing, and what to do if the patient revives briefly.
Learn Every Word Now Before an Accident Strikes
A stern admonition urges immediate learning of the material to prevent future harm. The warning emphasizes that delay increases risk and emphasizes proactive preparation over reactive response.
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