Dog Denied Grave Beside Playmate
Berlin cemetery officials refused a mother’s request to bury a police dog beside her daughter Jule Price three, who died last March. The dog, killed recently, followed the girl to her grave and often retrieved toys from a cedar chest for the cemetery. The dog was buried in a cedar chest at the Price home. Mrs. Price plans an image of the dog carved in marble near the girl’s grave.
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Berlin
N. J
Jule Price
Stratford
Price
Mystery in Death of New York Love Doctor
New York City's Little Italy reports the death of Nicola Iacobuzio a 70 year old self styled love healer bludgeoned in his Newark shop rear. Police found charms hair strands pink tied papers and numerals nine and seven linking to love charms. Patsy Christiano and Carrie Kronk were detained on open charges with Kronk a witness. neighbors recall his reputation for power against unkind spirits and romances.
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New York
Italy
Newark
Nicola Iacobuzio
Patsy Christiano
Carrie Kronk
Clegt
Twitching Eyelid Saves Girl From Burial Alive
Miss Fannie Broyles of Luray Virginia was presumed dead and placed in a coffin funeral service began when her brother James noted a twitch of her eyelid. The revival surprised mourners after a head injury from a falling tree limb left her unable to move or speak. She later made a full recovery under medical care.
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Luray
Fannie Broyles
James Broyles
Broyles
Son County
Fish Story Of Jenny The Cat At Sea Told By Hewson
Washington hears a sea yarn from Captain Thomas A Hewson of the Roosevelt line about Jenny the cat aboard the Cokesit. She supposedly hunted flying fish on the lower deck aft and saved them for the crew after chewing off heads. Training made the behavior practical at sea.
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Washington
Thomas A. Hewson
Roosevelt Line
Jenny
Hewson
Hen Theft Costly Filet at Michigan Court
Three chicken thieves who admitted to over 40 thefts received prison terms in Michigan. One inmate drew 10 to 15 years, another 2 to 15, and the third 6 to 14 in the court ruling.
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Filet, Mich
The Impostor Clifford Weinbergh Returns To Trouble
Clifford Weinbergh alias many names and titles is back in jail accused of selling an insurance list of prospects. The tale recounts his past aliases and stunts, including impersonating officers, courting high society, and influencing figures from Dr. Lorenz to Pola Negri, with his latest misdeed centering on illegally selling a names list. Edna Shelburne’s pursuit of a suitcase leads to a mistaken identity with Mansfield mayor Roger Burnham and a comic mix up at Cherryville station and Hotel Mohawk. The mix up resolves when Burnham reveals he identified the address in a letter. Edna and Charles, engaged but unaware, end the day dancing together.
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New York
Clifford Weinbergh
Clifford
Fatima
Afghanistan
Cherryville
Edna Shelburne
Cherryville Country Club
Roger Burnham
Mansfield
Chamber of Commerce
Mohawk
Edna
Charles Underwood
Charles
Amelia
Valentino
Wyman
Pola Negri
Harold McCormick
Europe
Marie
Romania
John F. Hylan
Fordham University
New York State
Bootblack
Charlie
Miss Shelburne
Lights Shirt to Save Life on Frozen Prairie
Saskatoon area farm hand J. McDonald owed his life to a shirt in 80 degrees below zero wind swept on the prairie. Lost in sandhill country about 19 miles north of here he used the garment to start a fire in brush he gathered. He suffered only frozen feet.
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Sask
J. McDonald
Here
McDonald
Time-waster admonitions in courtroom exchange
A humorously blunt exchange shows Mr. Chuggins telling a traffic cop and a judge he said nothing. He says efforts to defend himself only worsen outcomes, framing silence as the safer approach in legal scrutiny.
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Mr. Chuggins
Slight Difference Over Spats Sparks Doctor Visit Advice
In a terse exchange, Jerry accuses Ted of miswording about wearing spats. Ted clarifies he meant spats, not coming out in public. A light domestic moment highlights miscommunication and humor.
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Jerry
Ted
Hat Burden and Earnest Talk in Everyday Wisdom
A reflective line notes the weight of worries carried under the hat and observes that a man may speak foolishly yet still be tolerated if his persona pleases others. The tone hints at practical, folksy wisdom common in local columns.
Fletcher's Castoria Promises Gentle Help for Baby Ailments
An advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria as a purely vegetable remedy for colic, constipation, or diarrhea in infants. It claims the product soothes the infant system, aids sleep, and contrasts it with castor oil, recommending the doctor for real sickness and noting a care book included with the product.
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Fletcher
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