Nancy and Peter Seek a Bright New Bronx Flat
In a bustling dining room Nancy explains plans with Peter to move upstairs, while Ernesto hawks a sunny front suite for rent. They inspect the place, agree to renting, and share a laugh over a mistaken suitcase mix up as a tense station chase unfolds. The scene shifts back to checking the new apartment with Nancy optimistic about the match despite lingering doubts.
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Ernesto
Bronx
Nancy
Peter
Malvina
Brandon
Trenton
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Sug
Miss Burton
New York
Ernest
Quiet Shop Sparks Murder Mystery In Liner Columns
In the shop Daisy Abbott reports a man’s death at one o clock and a mysterious old law book linked to multiple interested parties. The narrator plans to view Clarihen's Notes and the bookplate in Mr Darrow's office as rumors swirl about Peter Burton Nancy Tower and a possible elopement.
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Daisy Abbott
Daisy
Mr. Darrow
Peter Burton
Richmond
Peter
Brandon Tower
Nancy
Burton House
Clarihen
Mr. Case
Hoover sails to Latin America seeks closer ties
President Hoover visits Honduras Nicaragua and Costa Rica aboard the Maryland delivering friendship messages and urging regional unity. He meets Diaz Moncada and Chamorro, tours Corinto and San Jose, and discusses canal development and a phased U.S. military presence with local leaders.
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A. Hoover
Maryland
Gulf of Fonseca
Ampala
Honduras
Vincente Colindres
Mr. Hoover
United States
Bay
la Union
Salvador
Corinto
Nicaragua
Adolfo Diaz
Moncada
Chamorro
Sandino
Managua
Logan Feland
Diaz
Punta ‘Arenas
Costa*Ricas
Hoover
San Jose
Cleto Viquez
Konjola Promises Health Revival Across Homes
A wave of endorsements for Konjola lauds its health benefits. Donald Dickson of Battle Creek credits it with curing indigestion and kidney trouble, lifting his weight and strength. His wife, rheumatism, and headaches improved after weeks on the remedy. Sold at Wheeler's Pharmacy in Saline and by local druggists.
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Konjola
Mr. and
Wils
Donald Dickson
Alden Avenue
Battle Creek
Dickson
Wheeler’s
Congressman Britten Pushes Canada Conference on Naval Ratio
Rep. Fred Britten of Chicago as chairman of the house committee on naval affairs proposes a conference in Canada with a select parliamentary committee to discuss applying the Washington treaty 5 5 3 ratio to all classes of fighting vessels. He favors non military members and notes the policy has been defensive, not competitive. The plan would mirror the inter parliamentary union reporting to governments.
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House Naval Committee
Britten
Dawes Elected Mississippi Valley Association President
William R. Dawes, a Chicago financier, was chosen president at the association’s tenth convention in St. Louis, succeeding James E. Smith of St. Louis who stepped down after two decades. The group urged Congress to finish the river system, noting $452,270,217 spent or allocated, and called for ongoing federal funding. It backed standardization of channels and equipment for the main trunk lines Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Illinois waterway, and intracoastal canal, and upheld diverting Lake Michigan water for the Illinois waterway. It praised the Denison barge line bill and asked for $10,000,000 for Inland Waterway Corporation gear. Tripp of Flint, Mich. got life for a fourth DUI-like felony under a new code.
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Tlliam. R. Dawes
Chicago
Mississippi Valley Association
St. Louis
James JE Smith
St Louis
Inland Waterway
Association
Congress
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
Clinois Waterway
Louisiana
Texas
Lake Michigan
Denison
Inland Waterway Corporation
Hanning Tripp
Flint
Mich
Fred W. Brennan
Chancery Notice in Washtenaw County Court
Michigan chancery summons against Bertha R. Young in Ann Arbor case filed November 24 1928 requires appearance within three months with answer or bill confessed. Publication ordered in Saline Observer weekly for six weeks or personal service twenty days before appearance. Judge George W. Sample presiding. Bonisteel Lane attorneys for plaintiff.
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Bertha ER. Young
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Bertha R. Young
Saline
George W. Sample
Bonisteel & Uane
Outwit Fatigue and Illness with San Yak Pills
A vintage health ad promotes San Yak pills to combat fatigue high blood pressure and dizziness. It claims to prevent paralysis and nerve trouble in later years and says the product eases the stomach and cleanses the bowels as a vegetable antiseptic. Sold at Whecks Pharmacy.
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Wheck
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