Dying Sprinty Flynn Stakes Crews In Martino Heist
In a crime chase scene Sprinty Flynn lies dying as a policeman pockets a note book observer records that Rowdy and Rosalie March face a looming arrest tied to loot hidden under Rosalie’s bed. Detective Sears questions them while Rowdy reveals a plan to expose the gang and clear Rosalie of the framed theft.
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Owdy
Flynn
Rowdy
Rosalie
Tribune
Murphy's
March
Martino
Borgs
Rosalié March
Heressa
Rowds
Staffa
Howdy
Bob Sears Rowdy
Sears
Flo
Rogues’ Gallery
First Woman Graduate Honored in Hall of Fame Plans
Mary Hosford Fisher Oberlin College 1841 is named among six leading women for a planned Hall of Fame for Women to be founded in Geneseo New York. The list includes Clara Barton Frances E Willard Susan B Anthony Dr Clara Swain and Narleliga Prentice Whitman.
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Mary Hosford Fisher
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Clara Barton
The
Red Cross
Frances E. Wilard
Susan B. Anthony
Clara Swain
United States
Infila
Narleliga Prentice Whitman
Northwest Territory
Fisner
Thanksgiving Guests and Local Social Notes
A crowded Thanksgiving week roster lists visitors and hosts across Spencer and nearby: Mr and Mrs Frank Fuller, Mrs Cora Fuller, Mrs Sadie Weldrick, Maud Hendricks, and others at the Pythian Sister party in Tall. Alfred Co. called on old friends. Mr and Mrs Slagle visited from Stone. Mantz family moved to Liberty Street. Layton Currie and many relatives hosted in Spencer and Wellington, with Firestone and Goulding households noted, and Pythian Sisters gathering among local members.
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Spenkcr
Mro
Frank Fuller
Nelling
Edd Crossmeyer
Wid Crossinger
Lucie and Genesigve
Cleveland
Harold Roca
Huntington
Cora Fuller
Sadie Weldrick
Maud Hendricks
Alfred Co
Mar. Earl Hummel
Homer Tie
Terrence Curtite
Hand
Kiser
Forne Studebaker
Wellington
Frank Shoemaker
Mer
Eob Firestone
Earl Gouldings
Frnest Jefferies
Pusilis
Kent Firestone
Alfred Fuller
Mes
Wil Burbeck
Tea Chidken
River Stix
Ed Ruble
Verrence Wallington
Dorothy
Tronel Breyley
Ziv
Arthur Woodworth
Geneva
P. J. White
Art Sanford
Au Tr Treva
Lodi
Fannie Stnle
Mallet Creek
Perry Sthle
Akron
Harvey Browand
Nalandice Naylor
Sarah Humphrey
South Street
Hospital
Worothy Gannette
The
Baptist Church
Charles Hylen
Travel beauty aids for the modern woman on the go
The article describes compact beauty sets and travel-friendly care items for women on trips. It highlights cleansing creams moisturizers and eye and throat preparations as essentials. It notes the appeal of fashionable yet practical gift boxes and the desire for both beauty and utility in travel beauty kits.
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Toledo Blade
Hopever
Madame Ier
Rubinstein
Eharraliz
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Keep Child From Shops During Rush
Editor Garry C. Myers urges parents to avoid shopping with school age children during peak hours. He warns that crowded stores harm a child’s health and temperament, and suggests shopping at quiet times, enlisting help from relatives or churches, and scheduling purchases to reduce strain. He also notes many families rely on Saturday afternoons for errands and urges planning to protect children from illness and stress.
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Garry C. Myers
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Ussu- DR Myers
Giarantinini
Chad
Lear
Sappler
Unclear fragments mention local residents and visitors
The text notes Mrs. Arthur Manley returning to work as a night operator and visits by Mr and Mrs Fullerton and Mrs J Howan of Ladi to Martha Marge and her sister Sadie Gaults, all cited from a Thursday evening at the latter's home.
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Arthur Manley
P ( Fullerton
J Howan
Ladi
Martha Marge
Sadie Gaults
Supremely good remedy by CO W Phillip’s advertized
A drug advertisement promises a fast acting remedy with money back guarantee if it fails. It claims quick relief for fevers and pains, calling the product antipyretic and diuretic. The ad notes it is widely recommended by leading druggists across America and available in large bottles.
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CO. W. Phillip's
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America
Adv
Prize Corn Raiser Under the New Regime in Turkey
The report notes a surge in banking and gaming establishments in Constantinople under a new regime, claiming a three hundred percent increase. It also mentions Bridgeport, Connecticut hosting the first telephore commercial exchange in 1875 and references a new radio device designed to combat desert noise in standard microphones.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Moscow Drives for Potatoes Signal Surplus Fears
In a rare reversal of famine, Moscow faces a potato surplus as warehouses press for space and freight lines buckle under grain needs. Authorities urge large-quantity purchases with reduced prices and favorable credit to drain stocks. The shift follows a long potato famine where rationing and price spikes dominated shops. A separate medical survey notes 2.6 percent of New York schoolchildren ill, with 1,016 cases among 10,000.
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Moscow
New York
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Middle Avenue
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Cleveland College
Western Reseree University
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Ohio
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Eshee
Victor- Radio
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Albany
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Omaha
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