Speed and politics swirl in July 3 1933 news
The paper notes Colonel Roscoe Turner’s 214.2 mph world speed run New York to Los Angeles in 11 hours 40 minutes. Roosevelt’s stance on dollar stabilization remains uncertain. A federal water supply loan could curb leaky artesian wells aiding irrigation. British engineers imprisoned in Russia and a lifting of the embargo are mentioned. June temps were hot with six days over 100. Nearby mountains offer relief. Hitler is creating a German church aligned with his regime, altering prayers and beliefs.
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Roscoe Turner
New York
Los Angeles
Russia
Red
Roswell
Capitans
White Mountain
Sacramentos
Mount
Folly Island Bride and a Family Secret
Bart Burgess stranded on Peconic Bay meets Alice Bayley on Folly Island while a web of Bayleys Warren and Farnhams entangles their lives. Bart learns his father’s bigamy and a fortune intended for the Bayleys tests loyalties as Lora Sackett schemes and Alice struggles with love and family secrets.
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Bart Burgess
Peconic Bay
Long Island
Wyattville
Ingalls Frederick Warrer
Ingy
Bart
Mr. Davis
Baylays
Alice
Trevor Bursess
Lora Sackett
Bigamust
Bayleys
Folly Island
Mrs. Bayley
Matthew Bayley
Island
Lora’ Sacket
New York
Ingy Warren
Wryattville
Lora
J Warren
Augusta
Mrs. Farnham
Bayley
Lyra
Farnhams
Ambassadors in Cuba and Europe Highlight U.S. Role
The piece notes General Wood's Cuba mission and Ambassador Welles's similar role amid Western Hemisphere concerns. It mentions American guardianship over regional stability and reports from Paris that France plans to stay in the London conference despite gold bloc threats. France aims a large bond issue to shore up a strained treasury.
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General Wood
Cuba
Ambassador Welles
Paris
France
London
Installment XXXVI Conflicting Mysteries
The fragment notes Aunt Augusta's sudden appearance entering the scene raising questions about her motives and the unfolding conflict. The short excerpt hints at a plot twist as characters react to her arrival.
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Augusta
Rooms For Rent At Virginia Inn On Richardson Ave
Clean comfortable rooms available for rent at the Virginia Inn located at 406 North Richardson Avenue. Monthly rates listed as six, eight and sixteen dollars. Adv. J2716X.
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Virginia Inn
North Richardson Ave
Just Mavericks Fest Promises Primitive Fourth of July
The piece describes a nostalgic Independence Day celebration with fireworks and a rodeo, noting beer, picnics, and patriotic displays. It mentions Rochester lilac shows, Highland Park displays, and a Rochester festival, plus Saratoga Springs hotels and a race track. It also recalls Chauncey Olcott and Skidmore College as local references.
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Sane
Kew
Rochester
Highland Park
Kew Gardens
London
Saratoga Springs
Chauncey Olcott
Skidmore College
Washington on Burgoyne trail and quiet colonial houses
The narrator travels the Burgoyne trail famed for Revolutionary landmarks and colonial houses said to host George Washington. The piece blends anecdote with humor, recalling the skeptic’s quip about twenty summers and Washington’s many winters in those famed inns.
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Burgoyne Trail
George Washington
Remembering Ethan Allen at Ticonderoga praise
In Bennington Vermont, during a public thanksgiving for the American victory at Ticonderoga, a Revolutionary era audience member urged the Reverend Jedediah Davey to credit Ethan Allen for his role in the triumph. The moment underscores Allen’s lasting place in Revolutionary memory.
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Tconderoga
Bennington
Ethan Allen
Jedediah Davey
Ticonderoga
Parson
Shrine marks first petrol oil spring in America found in 1627
A New York shrine honors the fist petrol eum spring discovered in America. A bronze tablet records its early history. Franciscan friar Joseph la Stoche found it in 1627, the Seneca Indians gathered the surface oil for medicinal use, and "Seneca oil" was once a famous cure-all.
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New York
America
Joseph Lastoche
Engles
Laurel Week along Laurel Way on Westfield river parkway
Massachusetts readers glimpse Laurel Way as blossoms reflect in streams beside grey rock ledges. The year’s Laurel Week features set 16 000 laurel plants along the roadway enhancing the scenic drive through sweeping hills and riverbank vistas.
Classical names mark central New York Military Tract origins
The passage traces central New York place names such as Ovid and Cato to the post Revolutionary era Military Tract. A former King's College professor chose classical names to avoid Indian or crude toponyms, linking the naming to soldiers’ rewards and early land division.
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New York
Ovid
Sepio
Cato
Hannibal
Cicero
Pompey
Tobias
Mycenae
King’s College
General Pershing Sailed This Week From New York for Europe
General Pershing departed New York this week bound for Europe. Professor Auguste Piccard and other notable figures were mentioned in the same dispatch as part of ongoing European affairs and scientific exploration reporting.
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General Pershing
New York
Europe
Auguste Piccard
Stout Ladies Should Avoid A Large Hat Fashion Note
Antoinette Donnelly advises that oversized hats can overwhelm a silhouette, especially for short or heavy figures. Tall, willowy figures suit wide brimmed hats with printed dresses, while moderately brimmed or brimless styles flatter many. The key is choosing a hat that complements the wearer, not follows every trend.
Farmer's Saving in Field Unearths 7500 Dollars
A perplexing incident near a farm field reveals a $7,500 find. Officials and locals speculate on the origin while the new administration faces pressure to curb land cultivation this year. Anxious farmers weigh effects on crops and policy.
Sentence Sermons by Rev Roy L Smith
This excerpt presents a moral vignette by the Rev Roy L Smith noting the worst loves wounds fears and treason as failures defeats and contentment with status quo. It emphasizes inner moral struggles and self betrayal challenging readers to live with conviction and action.
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Roy L. Smith
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