Ethical Crook Writes Warden From Prison Escape
In Jackson Michigan, escaped inmate Joseph C. Lawson writes to the warden lamenting missing the inaugural ball in Washington. He reports his letters contain accurate details of his whereabouts and even sends the warden and his wife jewelry as Christmas gifts.
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Romans Bake Sacred Cakes for Miana Honor
The ancient entry notes Romans crafting ceremonial cakes dedicated to Miana, reflecting religious rites and offerings. The passage highlights ritual foods and the cultural significance of these offerings within their worship practices.
Envy Her She Heads to the White House for an Indefinite Stay
Pearl Harding an 18 year old Chicagoan and relative of President Harding is invited to Washington to stay at the White House as a guest of the president and Mrs Harding. Reportedly she will live there for much of the next four years.
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Courts Weigh Patent Hair Restorer Worth in Suit
Portland April 7 Courts decide value of a patent hair restorer in a $50,000 damage suit. Complainant Dr Frances M Blumauer accuses brothers in law Phil and Moses Blumauer of depriving her of a recovered formula of inestimable value created by her late husband.
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Cows Loose Before Shipment From Wisconsin Farm
MILWAUKEE April 1 The 200 cows assembled at Scotland eight by Bonhomme and Tripp county farmers for shipment to Germany did not start on time as someone opened the stock pen gates. The animals are scattered across two counties creating a chaotic scene. Crown Prince Hirohito of Japan is reported to have worn glasses since childhood due to myopia. An advertisement promotes Boldt's for a juicy steak.
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Dr Loughneys Human Bake Oven Promises Relief
A testimonial from Mrs Ida M Porter credits Dr Loughneys treatment with curing dropsy and lowering blood pressure from 226 to 130. She reports improved sleep, mobility, no edema, and urges others to seek the cure at his Kirkland sanitarium or Seattle offices 405 Olive St Suite 1 opposite Times building.
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Mitten Giving Money Away in Philadelphia Story
A Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co president Thomas E Mitten, once a Chicago motorman, says he gives away all earnings beyond living costs. He plans to leave no wealth to his son Dr A A Mitten, arguing large fortunes can harm. He began this practice 16 years ago and breathes freely enjoying life. The piece notes the globe's air volume at about 260 trillion cubic feet.
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Dentist Restores Speech After Four Years
In Baltimore on April 7, Benjamin Zion Kramer spoke again after a dentist extracted two teeth. The shock revived his power of speech, and his first words were I wish luck and praise for the dentist. The event followed his son’s draft for war four years earlier.
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French Minister Forces 20 Percent Laundry Price Cut
Paris April 7 The French minister of supplies announced a 20 percent reduction in laundry prices after meeting laundry owners. He sharply reproved profiteering restaurants and urged fair pricing in a bold public move.
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Crown of Lombard kings housed in Monza church
The old Lombard royal crown is kept in the church of St. John the Baptist in Monza Italy, a preserved artifact linking medieval rulers to the historic Milan area.
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Ban on objectionable dances hits Rochester halls
Rochester officials and dancing hall managers reach a consensus after a conference with Police Chief Quigley to drop objectionable steps. The ban targets styles like cheek to cheek and camel among a dozen varieties of toddies, with all venues agreeing to comply.
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English Coin Ruined by Booze at Royal Mint
London reports that the Royal Mint official notes a pale greenish tint on Britain’s new tin coins after contact with alcohol. The coins are described as containing 600 parts silver 200 copper and 100 nickel. In Olympia county officials face a ruling on employment of women in county offices and wages with Attorney General L. L. Thompson deciding in Clarke County cases.
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