Bells of Yue church stop after power fault exposed
ANGOA, Taly March 2. Report of a so called miracle when the bells of the Yue church rang for days without human aid. The parish priest found the bell tower locked but the electric line from the tramway between Lucca and Maggland shorted to the belfry, causing the ringing. The electrician confirmed the cause and villagers can sleep again.
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Taly
Santo San Pietro
Biphis
Focal Electrician
Lne
Lucca
Maggland
Bond Set for Man Held on Dope Count
Commissioner Paul A. Locernart set a 1500 bond for Leo Trainor 38 year old race track follower charged with the unlawful sale of morphine. Trainor, sought by agents here and in Houston, was arrested on Main Street by Narcotic Agents Terry A. Talent and Earl A. South after an informer made the purchase. An eight piece walnut dining room suite is for sale. Bee Classi Keetlop 111 Light Classified ads.
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Leo Trainor
Trainor
Houston
Aome
Terry A. Talent
Earl A. South
Puccini La Boheme Open Air Broadcast Ends Season
Met stage presentation La Boheme on the NBC WOAT network will conclude this season’s opera broadcasts. Lucrezia Bori stars with a roster including Frederick Jagel and others, airing at 12:55 PM with a full afternoon schedule of musical programs and news across NBC networks.
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NBC
WOAT
Lucrezia Bori
Frederick Jagel
Millo Pleco
Paola Anatian
Max Aliglass
Giuseppe de Luca
Exio Piura
Ponsilta Méladesta
Nina Morgana
Gar
Execution Follows Banquet of Albanian Widower
BELGRAD F March 25 Filip Pashko a handsome young Albanian peasant widower ate two chickens a dozen eggs six pounds of cheese two pounds of beef steak and a pound of dried ham He drank over a gallon of red wine and a quart of brandy and smoked over a hundred cigarets In the morning he was executed for the murder of his two children.
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Filip Pashko
Power Plea Hearing: San Antonio Central Power Franchise
Mayor Quin tentatively set a Tuesday morning hearing on San Antonio Central Power's request for a 25 year electric franchise to serve San Antonio. The plan promises power 25 percent cheaper than San Antonio Public Service rates. Directors include R W Morrison. president is R H Morris. Construction of a diesel plant near South Texas National Bank is planned to supply power, notably for the St Anthony hotel, with other customers sought if approved.
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San Antonio Central Power Company
San Antonio
San Antonio Public Service Company
Cc. K. Quin
Quin
South Texas National Bank
St. Anthony
Folgers Mountain Coffee Delivers Rich Flavor
An ad touts Folger's mountain grown coffee claiming higher flavor and lower cost per cup. It argues that coffee grade ranges from lowland to mountain, and that roasting and vacuum packing preserve natural flavor, with Folger's marketed as fresher and richer for men and diners alike.
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Coffe
Aaver
Folger
Folger Coffee CO
Faneas City
San Francisco
Falgar
Berlin Drills For GAO War Berlin March Darkening Night
Berlin prepares for a major air defense drill in March with a citywide blackout from 10 PM. Ministry officials will inspect every house and street for light leaks and punish violators. Trains and ships must also darken, and observers will monitor for any light escapes during the exercise.
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Berlin
Atl
Junior School Meet Highlights Philosophy of Education
Dr. Jeremiah Rhodes opened the final Texas Junior School meeting discussing the philosophy of the junior school. James T. Shea outlined principles of junior school research and testing. Delegates toured Emerson and Hawthorne and Mark Twain schools to study teaching methods. Dr. Robert M. Hutchins spoke on Chicago University’s plan in operation.
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State Department of Education
Texas Junior School
James T. Shea
T Tereate
Ban Antonid Junior Schoo
Foe
Emerson
Hawthorne
Mark Twain
Robert M. Hutchins
Honst Chicago University
Hysterical Women and Remedies Advertised in 1920s Pace
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated advertisement touting Lydia E. Pinkham’s remedies for menstrual discomfort. The copy claims symptoms include tears and “great breaks of tempers” and promotes pills or tonics as easing periodic pain. Drugstore price listed as 25 cents.
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Pinkham
Bert Moorh
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