Kindness Wins Nurse Deserved Fortune in Cranston Will
The will of Mrs. Josephine Gram Peirce leaves Miss Mary Adamson a nearly 40600 legacy plus residuary interest for caring for Mrs. Peirce during her final years. Curtis Eames Hill, cousin and city banker, contested claiming incompetence but a settlement was reached on the eve of trial. The Peirce fortune, once over 130000, dwindled in later years though Hill’s handling had increased the estate by about 15000.
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O'Connell
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France
Praise and its power to spur effort from a university dean
Thomas Arkle Clark argues about praise's effect on motivation, recounting two contrasting youths and Swift’s rare praise policy. He notes praise can spur achievement or stagnate drive depending on the recipient and source, citing promotions as a reward rather than words.
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General Gatley remembered for brave service and dogs
The piece recalls General Gatley a World War I and II artillery leader famed for mountain logistics and bold action in the Philippines and France. Anecdotes recount his humor discipline and devotion to his brindle bulldog Wop. A former adviser notes his frontline presence and colorful personal tales alongside wartime memories.
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Gatley
Philippines
Getley
Criminologists Urge Swift Punishment To Curb Crime
An analysis by Collier's Weekly editor William L. Chenery argues homicide rates rose 33 percent in 16 years, with 1929 seeing 2429 homicides in 31 large American cities. He cites New York and Chicago counts, notes few executions, and contrasts British swift capital punishment with American leniency.
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William L. Chenery
Collier's Weekly
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New York City
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London
Seventeen year old girl solo flyer sets record
Miss Lela Newman, 17, earned the title of youngest solo flyer in the Northwest after a 30 minute solo flight at the Newman Flying School. She trained eight hours in two periods, with four hours this winter, and holds roles at Franklin High School and the Aviation Club while her father Maj. Bill Newman runs the school. She previously parachuted on September 21, steering away from high tension wires to avert disaster.
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Lela Newman
Northwest
Franklin High School Aviation Club
Women’s National Aeronautical Association
France
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Old House Proves Gold Mine in North Carolina
Gatesville, N. C. farmer C. E. Smith found a gold mine by discovering an old house on his farm. Not in the ground, the treasure is in 1775 era furnishings. Antique seekers flock to buy mantels, locks, doors, windows, blinds, and the staircase, enough to pay the farm mortgage.
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Keeping It Going and Other Fragments From a 20th Century Page
A collection of terse dialogue and ad copy fragments includes a judge quipping about inability to see the boss during an unemployment conference and a product pitch for Dre Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets claiming they cleanse the liver bowels and stomach. Also present are domestic humor lines from a Berlin diary-like exchange about forgiveness and spending.
Avoid Burns from Mustard Plasters
Rheumatic or muscular pains back chest or limbo prompt relief with Hof s Liniment. Apply with brisk rub, saturate with Hoff s, warms and stimulates, increases blood flow reducing congestion. Eight ounce bottle available from your druggist for 60 cents. If no relief in 30 minutes, dealer may refund journey Goodman Goodrich Gamble Co St Paul Minnesota.
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St Paul
Minnesota
Swamps as noted stamp areas for snowy scenery
The Florida Everglades Virginia Dismal Swamp Cypress and mangrove swamps of the southern states and Tule stamps of the San Joaquin Valley are cited among the best snowy stamp areas.
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Florida Everglades
Virginia
Otter Southern
San Joaquin Valley
Choice of Evils in a Humorous Exchange
A doctor asks a patient if he takes medicine regularly. The patient quips he has tasted it and would rather endure the cough, reflecting a humorous misalignment between prescribed care and personal preferences. This ditty showcases playful dialogue typical of the era.
How One Woman Lost 20 Lbs of Fat
A testimonial ad claims Kruschen Salts can reduce fat by taking half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast and cutting pastry fat. It promises weight loss in three weeks, increased energy, clear skin, and a healthier outlook, with a money back guarantee if no results. Mrs Mary Carey of Buffalo is cited as a user who reportedly lost twenty pounds.
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