Tait’s Death Deepens London Mystery At Miss Dundas Studio
Chief Inspector Pointer questions Lady Ida and Luttrell Westmacott as Scotland Yard learns of Mr. Tait’s sudden death and links to Miss Dundas via Mrs. de Souza. Pointer pursues Miss Dundas’ studio in Knightsbridge while tracing Capri villa letters and the Capri villa links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Pointer
Lady Ida
Agalo Pointer
Ida
Luttrell
Scotland Yard
Luttrell Westmacott
Pointer
Mr. Tait
Tait
Millonaire
Westmagott
John Tait
Dartmoor
Lord Mills
de Souza
Capri
Gillian Dundas
Mrs. de Souza
Great Cumberland Place
Galian
Nen
Dundas
Miss Dundas
Knightsbridge
Tattersall’s
Here Comes Charley set for Thursday at Rocheste Hall
The Wisdom Seekers Class of the Community Church of Pittsfeld will stage Here Comes Charley at Rocheste Town Hall Thursday at 8 pm. Admission is 16 rents. Event sponsored by the Harmonial Society of the M E Church. Also noted are observations for Mother's Day next Sunday at 8 pm with a special program led by Rev. Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Wisdom Seekers
Community Church of
Pittsfeld
Charley
Rocheste Town Hall
Harmonial Society
M. E. Church
M. E
Cobb
Harmonial Society of the
Maggie Cowie
Essa Parker
L. A. Selyem
Augusta Herman
Berthe Deats
C. L. Snyder
L.A. Bradford
E. D. Thompson
M. E. Sunday School
Will Murray
Miss Thompson
Mary Beck
Franklin Simonson
Lafe Simonson
Courtland Ringier
Savannah
Ringier
Simonsons
Note Chamberlin
Oscar Chamberlin
Akron
Deva Phillips
Laurence
Royal Stark
Wellington
Wm Tudor
Philia Jordan Wakemen
Merritt Parker
Charles Davidson
Sensork
New London
Everett Landis
Mie
San Landis
Closeland
C. J. Settersieig
Norwalk
Adolph Pearce Tamits
Brighton
Buz’ Bank
Grae Williams
Gladys Fye
Wm. Tudor
Mandy Sar
Kidney Tubes and Vitality Claim From Milburn Co Agrt
Fragmented ad text asserts a product claimed to restore vigor and vitality for men and boys, mentioning “15 miles of tiny” tubes and a powder containing waste forms. It references Milburn Co. Agrt as the maker and hints at digestive or health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medica Schweiven
Paris
Milburn Co
Agrt
Mater
Broncho Charley Miller Warns On Chiggers In Open Areas
In New York a veteran frontiersman known as Broncho Charley Miller recalls Pony Express days and World War service while cautioning outdoorsmen about chigger larvae. He advocates Lifebuoy soap lather to deter bites and a hot bath plus Lifebuoy lather for relief and to prevent ulcers or boils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pony Express
Carson City
Nevada
Sacramento
California
Queen's Own
18Th Hussars
Deserter Carl Van Vechten Faces Quiet Return to Arts Life
New York May 10 Carl Van Vechten once a prolific writer and critic has not published in two years. He quit alcohol, abandoned a near finished novel, and turned to amateur photography and Harlem life studies. Known for Nigger Heaven and The Tiger in the House he remains a noted observer of American faces and arts figures, with wife Fania Marinoff and a salonlike apartment once central to New York letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carl van Vechten
Cedar Rapids
van Vechten
Fania Marinoff
Salon of Arts and Letters
Frarlem
Photographic Art Described In Quiet, Honest Light
A writer reflects on the candid nature of informal photography and how genuine moments expose a subject’s true character. The piece contrasts staged portraits with images that capture spontaneous emotion, noting the power of timing and simplicity in a single frame.
Fragmented reminiscences and persona notes from 1934 column
A collage of names, quotes, and misc references about artists, publishers, and cultural figures. Mentions of Davie, Fannie Hireat, Sam Blythe, Amon G. Carter, and Worth, Texas. references to California trips, Hollywood, public speaking, and a Deadere Dick. Ends with a copyright note from 1934 McNaught Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Hireat
Sam
Blythe
Oxden Mill
California
Australia
Sarah Millen
Cape Town
Wilbur Daniel Steele
Hollywood Studies
Mate van Swiffer
Gery London Eritte
Deadere Dick
Villian
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Ohio Amusement Park Aims for First Normal Season
Eastern Ohio amusement parks plan a banner 1930 season with openings May 1 through Memorial Day after five years of turmoil. Four long established parks, troubled by bankruptcy and partial operation, anticipate a comeback as the industrial upswing boosts gate receipts. Meanwhile North Bend lighthouse district reports summer equipment additions per superintendent R. R. Tinkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Canton
North Bend
Wash
France
R. R. Tinkham
Real Estate Transfers From Sheffield Area Listings
A series of real estate transfers includes Arthur Hates and Mabel Barnes selling to Jeanie Barnes on a Jol 5 tract in Rochester Township and several parcels in Hovhiester and Lorain within Sheffield Township. Transfers show Montbey, Wells and other parties to lenders and buyers, with multiple street and subdivision descriptions across Cleveland Beach, Ridgewood and Water Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Henry Hates
Mabel Alice Barnes
Jeanie Barnes
Mamborala
Rochester ‘Township
Solla Toercheer
Stephen J. Cowle
Edel Litchfield
Mabel Kingstury
Hazel Shields
Elden McEndres
Lean
Walfe
Margaret Wolfe
North Main Street
Hovhiester
Charles B. Gadfield
Paul
Hazel Cotln
Vine Street
Wellington
Neste
Rost Brogly
Louise Chell
Siblet
Shefield Land Company
Flirt
Ladante UL Shepard
Lucy HL F Upton
Water Street
LaPorte
Virgil
Pearl Landreth
James Eo
Margaret
Joiner
Ridgewood
Sheffield Township
Alexander
Emma &Giinski
Citizens Home and Savings Association
East Thirty-fourth Street
Loran
Rose Hookenbrouck
Katherine Nockenbrouck
Victor Hrockenbrouck
Fow Street
Lorain
Mildred Davin
Avrum Sperbar
Cleveland Beach
Sheffield Lake
Ohio Supreme Court Rules County Recorder Term Extension Unconstitutional
The Ohio supreme court ruled an act extending county recorder terms unconstitutional. The decision upholds the Franklin county court of appeals judgment in a suit filed by William Schneider of Columbus against the Franklin county election board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Franklin County Court of Appeals
William Schneider
franklin county @election board
Modern Poultry Methods Spark Ban Debate in Britain
A British proposal targets modern poultry production methods citing cruelty. The hen is raised in a confined cage called the buttery system, with just enough space to turn. Once egg production declines economically, the hen is discarded, prompting widespread controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brilain
London
Britain
Lumberman strangled cougar in longview clash
Clyde A. Cornman, distant logging superintendent of Weyerhaeuser Timber Co., grappled a wounded cougar and strangled it to death in Longview. Two years earlier he bulldogged a buck deer and killed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Wash
Clyde A. Cornman
Weyerhaeuser Timber Company
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Edith Knapp
Stanley Storrow
Russell Murray
Doukas Eugene
Thur Jewett
Norris
Cleveland
Glord Handrey
Elyria
Caliere
Fredsherman
John Murray
Stedman Hunter
Mattie Herrick
Janae Bearrsley
Wits
Edith Kaanp
Nora Murray
Mildred Gallatin
Ord
Cutford
Wee
Arthur Jewett and Sone
Dell Richards
Atter
Henry Schref Ier
William Schreffier
Mrs. Hershler
Newark
Alice Storrow
Ralph Taylor
Walter Keeney
Wonster
Juta Marrey
Pleasant View Sanitarium
Charley” Miller
Boo Meln Oo Mcintyre
Middle West
Walter Johnson
Kansas
Strand
Place de l'Opera
Madison Square
Montague Glass
Storg
Hyde Park
Toehall
Bob Davis
Vivin
Morton Tittenfien
Maxine Pearse
Rath “Riehe
Rube and
Evelwend
Betty McConnell
Taylor Dawenn
America
Thal
Nomerocus Pody Davie Nakes
Guerdon
Metropolitan Museum
Amon G. Carter
Worth
Texas
Fr. Worth
The
Bradfield Co
Atlanta
Whessens
East Avenue
East Ave
LEE Whitney CO
Broad Street
Goodyear
West Ave
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