Turn Your Heads synopsis in Japanese town tragedy
In Mitagiri Kayama the dissolute son of Aochi steals gold to buy a gift. A drunken man is knocked out, Kayama switches clothes with him and is robbed and killed. The white man Robert Wells is mistaken for Kayama and taken to Aochi's house where the deception unfolds as Wells contemplates reform. A priestly bargain and a temple visit follow.
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Doctor Wella
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Ethereal Maiden and Temple Secrets in Wells Tale
Wells confronts a Eurasian maid claimed by Kayama-San in a Shinto temple plot. The abbot reveals a backstory of capture and barter as Wells seeks a path to safety and memory within a foreign moral maze.
Vast Nebraska News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Statewide notes report Pawnee harvesting large strawberry crop and a fire in Raymond destroying a business district. Lincoln hosts law graduates and a Presbyterian vacation school. Zion’s Lutheran marks its jubilee. Neighbors in West Point celebrate church anniversary as Colfax and Havelock prepare summer plans and the state fair nears with racing and fire equipment upgrades.
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Presbyterian Church
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Neigh Township
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Secare
Burlington
Havelock
Kreat
Nebraska
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Crilly
Pranktin
Kearney
Kearney State Teachers
Hartington
Robinson
Fort Des Moines
North Platte
Plans for Farmer Control of Five Chicago Elevators
A formal plan proposes uniting five large grain firms and 6,000 cooperative elevators under producer control via the American Farm Bureau. The tentative merger would use existing exchanges and merge ownership of Atmoir Grain, Rosenbaum, Bartlett Filler, Rosenbaum Brothers, and J C Shafter facilities. A Bradfi te led committee will study legal details, with analysts saying farmers could gain ownership of a major portion of Chicago's grain capacity within months.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Atmoir Grain. Co
Rosenbaum Grain Corporation
Bartlett Fii Rer & Co
Rosenbaum Brothers Grain Corporation
J.C .Shatter, &Ta
Greater, Grain, Marketing Corporation
Prohibition Raids Seize Liquor in New York City
Prohibition agents carried out raids in New York City arresting ten people including former baseball player Heinie Tighuninha as cafes and bars were searched for liquor. Authorities warned transports bootleggers and bartenders of arrests with orders to enforce the prohibition law without fear or favor.
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New York
Atersocanienet
GR. Yeltow
Lev
Adid
Heinie Tigiuherinah
New York Glatt Prohibition
Fn Zimmerman
Yellowley
Not Well Since Three Years Old
Mrs A E Dacus of 1 Booker St Little Rock Arkansas suffered a chronic otitis from childhood. A neighbor suggested Pé-ru-na and La-cu-pia which relieved her condition after using three bottles of each. The ad claims these remedies cleared the discharge and odor and promotes Pé-ru-na as a cure for catarrh.
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Ae Dacus
Booker St
Little Rock
Ark
Pé-ru-na
La-cu-pia
Weather Bulletin From Apia Broadcast in South Pacific
An weather bulletin from Apia is broadcast twice daily across the South Pacific region. Messages are exchanged between remote stations about forecasts and warnings. The system covers about 2 090 miles apart and provides special storm warnings for approaching conditions.
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Apia
Rome
Apa
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Comfort in Tight Shoes
Ladies can wear one size smaller shoes by using Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder. It eases tight or new footwear, relieves corns bunions and prevents blisters, and soothes tired feet after walking or dancing. Free sample offer includes a Foot-Ease Walking Doll. address Le Roy New York.
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Allen
le Roy
N. Y
Fragmentary English Critic’s Note Resists Clear Meaning
A garbled OCR passage offers scattered phrases about a bishop, tithe, printing, and various fragments. Readable names and concrete facts are minimal, yielding a confusing historical note with no decisive event or attribution.
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