Dreyfus Reunites With Peace After Long Controversy
Alfred Dreyfus, once condemned by a Paris court for treason, now lives in peace with his family in Paris. He and his supporters faced a turbulent political era, marked by royalism, factional clashes, and public upheaval over the Dreyfus affair.
Turner's Hen Lays Daily Eggs On Tree Nest
In Changle Kansas Turner keeps a Rhode Island Red hen perched high in a tree. The bird nests there and lays an egg each day but the egg falls and breaks on the ground. Turner argues the bird cannot be coaxed closer to the ground to avoid loss.
Man Cleared Postwar Rehabilitation After 1968 Appéal Court
The appellate court in July 1968 ruled he had been wrongly condemned not granted a pardon but rehabilitation. He was reinstated in the army, advanced to major, served through the war, and retired as lieutenant colonel after armistice, with Legion of Honor membership.
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Cash and Gems in Safe Bought as Junk
In South Amboy New Jersey Joseph and Frank Eyer blacksmiths of South Kerport found towels securities and cash totaling about $70 000 hidden in a rusty safe they had purchased as old iron The Hyers bought the safe from a farmer and forced it with a craper The container yielded stocks bonds checks jewels unset stakes and cash
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Last of the sidewheelers at Memphis is destroyed
The Kate Adams, Memphis river sidewheeler built 1898, was destroyed by fire ending its 24 year service on the lower Mississippi. The 240 foot vessel, valued at 125000, burned quickly with crews escaping. Owned by Delta Packet Co of Pittsburgh, Capt. Tom Reeves resided there.
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Housewives Use Clams in Cellars to Trap Mice
Mrs. C. We Creamer of Cushing Maine left two baskets of clams in her cellar overnight. Morning finds three dead mice wedged between shells. Neighbors report similar results as homes in Cushing trend toward clam traps, boosting the local mouse-catching trade.
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Cushing
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Satin Hat Styles Lead Spring Fashion Parade
Simple satin hat gains favor as color trim ideas win approval. The piece surveys millinery trends for spring, highlighting satin models, plumelike fur accents, close fitting shapes, and color-blocked fabrics for women and children, with coats and outfits echoing adult fashions.
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Tanlaea Treasure Praised By Des Moines Woman
Mrs. S. T. Der null of 1021 S E Lacona Ave Des Moines Iowa credits Tanlac with restoring her health after deep fatigue loss of appetite and nervousness. She describes Tanlac as nature’s body building tonic and urges others to try a bottle as it has helped thousands.
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