Annotations of early American anniversaries and history
A collage of anniversaries and birth dates for historic figures such as Richard Derby, Cretex A Browtson, Charles Crocker, Francis Parkman, John Griffith McCulough, James J. Hill, Charles A Foster, and others. It notes a TODAY IN HISTORY segment with events from 1785 to 1985 and lists today's birthdays for several prominent figures with varying origins. The tone imitates a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper feature of notable lives and historical milestones.
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Richard Derby
Sajem
Colon
Salen
Cretex A Browtson Buston
Stockiyidge
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Charles Crocker
Caliornia
Troy
N.Y
Monterey
Paul
Minn
Charles AL Foster
Harry Castlemen
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Mexicco
Padre Hidaiso
Partriot-Priest
Spain
Caco
Cherokee Strip
S Ament
American Legion Incorporated
Oppatise Morca Banking
Seeds in Hand Fifty Years Saint Joseph Mystery
Mrs Lliza Raumpeter aged 70 of Saint Joseph recalls a sewing needle point that broke in her right hand fifty years ago. The needle was last removed recently, prompting medical attention and memories of the long‑standing incident.
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ST. Joseph, Mu
Lliza Raumpeter
Constitution Day Observance Highlighted This Year
Constitution Day arrives tomorrow marking 148th anniversary of adopting the U S Constitution. The occasion emphasizes the preamble the Supreme Court recovery legislation and broad civic reflection as citizens recall the founding words and purpose.
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United States
Supreme Court
United St R Trion
States of America
A Gangster’s Life And Death Tony Cy Theat
Philadelphia Inquirer portrait of Public Enemy No 1 chronicles Tony the Sitter’s brutal rise and fall. It traces his reformatory youth, prison terms, and murder sprees, ending in a death in his cell. The piece condemns crime as a “living hell” and warns youth away from a life of violence.
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Tony Cy
Masa
Philadelphia
Tony the Sitter
Philadelphia Inquirer
Hidden killer carbon monoxide in car exhaust warned
A dated health warning explains that carbon monoxide, colorless and odorless, from vehicle exhaust can poison at two percent in air and kill at four percent. It stresses headaches and drowsiness as warning signs and urges regular exhaust checks and good ventilation to prevent fatal poisoning.
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National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
Power For Peace In Purse Strings In War Hesitation
The piece argues war duration hinges on financing. Mussolini could fund an eight month Ethiopian campaign, then face droughts of gold and rising loan costs. Without gold or foreign loans, he risks war bonds at higher rates or unsecured printing money, risking ruin. purse strings hold peace.
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Abassoma Serua
Mussolini
England
America
France
Abyssinia
New York Day by Day fragment reads like a mosaic of 1935 culture
The text presents a garbled, sprawling snapshot of contemporary columns, theater chatter, and musical lore with names like McNaught, McIntyre, Heath, and Leopold of Belgium. It hints at reviews, social scenes, and cultural tidbits from Camp Cratz to Cap Ferrat, underscoring a blurred newspaper page with scattered portraits and performances.
Sunset group elects new officers in Columbia
Columbia reports Sunset group of the L.A. 3 elected new officers, with Martin as president. A farewell party gathered at the Blackburn home as they move to Martinsburg, leaving many friends and memories behind. A town hall lecture by Harry O'Brien on Tuesday September 94, sponsored by the Garden Club, is announced. Miss Phyllis Bartter of Baldwin Wallace College is named as an upperclassman leader.
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Columbia
L.A
Heineme
Wmia Martin
Maddock
Co Club
Colum
Town Hall
Harry O'Brien
Better Homes and Gardens
Ohio State University
Columbia Garden Club
Phyllis Bartter
Baldwin- Wallace College
Alimony Cut in Monroe Case Shocks Court Names Involved
In Monroe a court orders a reduction of alimony by $2 weekly, citing burden on the former spouse Careful terms show the ex husband faces lighter support while the child appears in the financial balance The decision reflects the ongoing dispute over support obligations and parental responsibility involved in the case
Police insignia stolen near State House
A person who appeared to be avoiding arrest for traffic violations stole a state police insignia from a cruising car parked outside the State House. The incident was observed by bystanders and reported to authorities. No arrests announced as investigation continues.
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Bosto
State House
Manmystille Hatch Big Chick From Bottom Case
In Manmystille Kauai a chick hatched from the bottom of a 30 dozen egg case. The article notes the surprising growth potential as the chick develops to a good size and may be able to boast of an early harvest from the unusual nesting site.
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Manmystille
Kau
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