Death Toll Rising From Atlantic Storms and Fires
Widespread storm devastation across the Atlantic and Mediterranean leaves numerous dead and missing. Ships report disabled engines, steering failures, and SOS calls from crews in distress. Cargo losses and urgent rescue efforts mount as weather worsens near Tunis and along French shores. Authorities and crews work to avert further catastrophe amid gale conditions and freezing seas.
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Bay of Biscay
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France
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Jonnart
Tunis
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Caterina Madre
Bayeus
Eftichia Vergoltis
U. S
Offinge
Geroff
Syrie
Antwerp
Levant
5. S. San ‘Melio
Tuxpan
Tyne
Esfberty
United States Shipping Board
Qakman
The
Autres
Newport News
Delphos
Delphinus
Hillerofé
Taihei Mart
Cape Plattery
Coast Guard
Jesse Jones Urges Banks to Consider Borrowers-to-be
Jesse Jones, chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, told the Department of Public Welfare and National Education Association that banks should favor prospective borrowers and that borrowers deserve reasonable interest terms. He noted progress in recovery but warned the rapid repayment burden remains a concern.
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Banks
Atlantic Gry
Banis
Igke
Téermancit Resovvcy
Lodz
Hia Ze
Doans Pills Promote Kidney Health and Cleanse Waste
An old advertisement urges regular kidney cleansing to remove poisons from 15 miles of kidney tubules and 16 miles of filtering vessels. It warns that clogged passages can cause backache, rheumatic pain, dizziness, bloating, and fatigue and urges readers to take Doan's Pills as a trusted remedy used for over 40 years.
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Doan
Ferter-Ailiuen Co
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Ad
An old advertisement fragment touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic for gas indigestion and related tummy troubles. It cites relief from sour stomach, excessive gas, and digestive discomfort with claims of curing various dyspepsia symptoms. The obscured copy mentions a location and a person named Lisa Mest in 1537 W. 24th Place.
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Dr. Pierce
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Ewing
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Brooklyn World War Vet Offers Substitute for Lindbergh Kidnapper Chair
Stanley Frystup a Brooklyn World War veteran and CWA worker offered to take Bruno Richard Du Pont’s electric chair seat if the Lindbergh baby kidnapper would pay $6000 for his fame. He mailed Governor Harold G Hoffman of New Jersey proposing to fund the act to support his family on a 125 weekly relief. Hoffman declined noting the punishment is fixed under New Jersey law.
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Stanley Frystup
CWA
Bruno Richard Deuptmann
Prystup
Brooklyn
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Haffman
Dust Storm Covers Snow in Kansas
Dust storm sweeps through Dodge City on February 3, blanketing the ground in snow and cutting visibility as strong winds whip the area. Residents report drifting snow and difficult travel amid the unusual weather pattern for the region.
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New Discovery Offers Youthful Health Pills Marketed Widely
An unscrupulous-sounding advertisement pushes miracle vitality tablets claiming rapid benefits within 48 to 72 hours. The promo instructs purchase through a station address in Mtn. Anise and promises plain wrappers and mail-order offers, urging readers to act by a stated deadline.
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Anise Mtn
Josiogn
Poverty Plea by ex New York Mayor Walker
London news recounts former New York mayor James Walker describing dire finances in chancery court. He cites poverty after a $25,000 salary and $15,000 given to his wife, possible loss of British residency, and ongoing court judgments. He says he would do anything except renounce citizenship.
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Jiminy
Great Britamn
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Walker
Sommers
Ne Walker
Chesn
Midwest Weather Toll From Blizzard and Tornadoes
A severe weather outbreak across the Midwest and plains caused at least four deaths and extensive damage. Tornadoes struck Commerce and Douthat Oklahoma, and Chicago deaths followed highway accidents amid heavy snow and sleet. Five other communities reported damaged homes and injuries as high winds and freezing temperatures spread from Kansas to Texas, with drifts exceeding six inches and widespread travel disruption.
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Rocklex
Wichita
Kan
Commerce
Okla
Jap_ Un
Ellen. Teague
Douthat
Okie
Chicago
Ruby Reiff
Ordwar
Golo
Chi
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Calo
Fedo
Panhandle Country
Texas Gulf Coast
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Belleville
Kar
St. Joseph
Independenece
Joplin
Oklahoma
Picher
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California
Trial for Faylee Rowling set for spring term in San Marcos
Court in San Marcos schedules the Faylee Rowling trial for alleged snatching in 1934. Judge M C Jeffrey has not set a date. In Munford death details, the victim died hours after a knife fight outside a dance floor. The article mentions jail escape antics with a washboard pistol and a laundry joke.
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Faylee Rowling
Austin Bookkeeper
Fanay
Arthur Mutifords
Denen
M.C. Jeffrey
Munford
Howling
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