Teddy New Old Safers Indignity Of Doable At Arcade
A nostalgic piece on Teddy the renowned dog actor from the Jackie Coogan era. Eleven years old and losing his tail, Teddy Senior is replaced by Teddy Junior who doubles for him in action scenes for the film A Boy of Flanders. Jackie Coogan and director Victor Schertzinger figure into the tale, with playful notes on loyalty and canine stardom.
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France US debt should be settled between Paris and Washington
Senator Borah argues the French American debt is a bilateral issue not to be settled in a three nation conference. He says England may propose terms but US taxpayers should not be burdened and urges settlements strictly between France and the United States based on initial understandings and current facts.
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Reunion of Quantrill’s Guerillas Stirs Historic Echoes
In Kansas City on August 28 seven aged survivors of Quantrill’s guerrilla band gather for a reunion. They recall raids and raids on northern sympathizers led by Quantrill and his men, including the Lawrence raid, and the ties to Frank James and the James brothers.
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Coolidges To Visit Historic Plymouth
President and Mrs. Coolidge board the presidential yacht at Marblehead harbor for a Plymouth Mass visit to mark Pilgrim landings and to meet Wall Street Journal publisher C W Barron before heading to Cohasset for a luncheon. Secretary Sanders Col A Cheney and Major James F Coupal accompany them aboard.
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Kent County Exonerates Principal Strang but Calls for Resignation
Kent County school commissioners exonerated William A. P. Strang, Rock Hall High School principal, of dereliction charges. Yet they urged his resignation to heal community bitterness following a trial and strong local opposition to his methods. The vote reflected divisions among Rock Hall residents.
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Speculative dialogue hints at coal dispute resolution in era piece
A fragmentary caption presents a wife and husband debating a coal controversy with a humorous line about hand-wiped coal. The damaged text references a singer named Cleve and a Native American context, suggesting a period feature or public discourse in a colonial or early American setting.
Dam Dan at Work
A humorous fragment shows dialogue between a customer and Greens Clerk with garbled speech about bananas and a joke response. The terse exchange emphasizes a quirky everyday interaction in a shop setting.
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Mystery Phrasing From Unclear Megolar Hobby Note
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Peters asking about a sad sleeper and Mere Nelann replying in unclear terms. The snippet suggests a cryptic exchange, with phrases sounding like coded or misread names and words. No clear event or identities established.
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