City Bride-to-Be Chooses Furniture For New Home
Reading through local shops, about 300 couples outfit their homes as brides-to-be and grooms-to-be shape purchases. Salesmen note brides often select pieces by quality over cost, with mothers and friends influencing choices and the father-in-law crowd sometimes joining to finalize seating and tables.
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Sandusky
Bones
SIZ
Iarry
Cirt
Larse
Wea
Spay Smariies Siucrete
Tin Lovat Draters
Batancas
Lenty
Sandusher
Furnitura
Elseria
Berkey & GA
Berkey & Gay
That Night I Sat Out Dances For Instant Corn Relief
Cor n pain leads a Chicago reader to try Blue Jay Plasters after a painful dance night. The ad claims instant relief and easy removal of a corn with a special felted strip that encircles the corn. The piece promotes Blue Jay Preparation and urges readers to write for the plaster.
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Mra A. Matthers
Winthrop Avc
Chicago
Semeone
Sam
Labor Tories
Rats Now Worth Money In Moscow Urchins Trap Them
In Moscow urchins and peddlers trap rats for cash as market value rises. V. E. Meierhold, famed for the Theatre of the Revolution, has advertised for 20 000 rats to fund a new film. Destruction by rats is a central theme of Waren’s upcoming show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
V. E. Meierhold
Rats Invade Homes After Mine Closures
Amid mine shutdowns in Shamokin area residents report a surge of rats infesting houses and property. Officials attribute the influx to food shortages as rodents move from underground workings to surface areas and neighborhoods. Local workers, while present, rarely harm the pests due to a belief rats avoid unsafe sites.
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Alines
Colliarles Shamokin
Muses
LODGE SEEKS SPIRITUAL INSIGHT AND WORLDLY WISDOM
A fragmentary report indicates a speaker at a lodge discussion on the enduring nature of the human spirit and its relation to matter. The text references a renowned psychist and mentions addresses and numbers in a vague, stream-like form.
Soviet Decree Bans Oxford Bags in Russia
In Riga on September 15 Soviet Russia issued a decree banning Oxford Bags, a fashion trend of wide trouser legs at the ankles. The measure targets trousers exceeding a set width, curbing the popular style and prompting economic and social reaction across Europe and Soviet territories.
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Russia
Riga
Fiarverd Univers
Europe
Revolutonary
Ank
Ten Million Gibbes Issued in Tang 8 D4St Feats
A fragmented report notes ten million gibble equivalents issued during Tang 8 D4St feats and mentions language references to Bibie Soc.e and Irish. The source lacks clear names or events.
Russia to Expand Chemistry Warning for Moscow
A fragmented report from Moscow outlines plans to extend chemistry warning measures and special sections for Amory students. The text mentions faculty establishments and extended arrangements, but the details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moscow
Amory
Crop losses hit Posey County corn crop in recent week
Reports from Posey County describe severe damage to corn from a harsh spell of weather and drought. Farmers differ on severity with some noting ears damaged in the milk stage while others dispute the estimates amid shifting conditions and long term comparison to past school enrollment figures.
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Hale
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Freeman Zis Sorth
Maple Street
Hlyria Maytac Ce
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Tate Automobile Mutual Insurance Association
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