Outrage in Sofia fuels anti Soviet sentiment and calls for not recognizing Russia
A fatal infernal machine attack during a Sofia church funeral killed 150 plus people, including women and children. Bulgarian officials blame a Moscow inspired communist plot aiming to bind Bulgaria to Soviet Russia, sparking European indignation and warnings from the United States against recognizing Soviet Russia.
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Arolowne
Bulgaria
Sofia
Moscow
Russia
Bessarabia
Constantinople
Europe
Amega
Cross-Word Puzzle Clues and Partial Grid Hints
A list of crossword prompts with numbered horizontal and vertical clues, including multiple meanings and partial grid relations. Entries cover greetings musical notes pronouns places and objects, plus oblique references to abbreviations and archaic terms, forming a dense puzzle seed.
Doris Meets Busy Ants in a Mexico Storeroom
Doris visits her Aunt in Mexico and meets Happy Giggles the elf who shrinks her. They observe ants rushing to stock their storeroom honey bottles as Doris wonders about their busy hive. Honey guides and ant chatter reveal small world magic and a plan to keep Doris safe.
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Doris
Mexico
Happy Giggles
Ant
Mr. Ant
Gilad
Bee
Happy
Giggles
Exico
Ant Hill
Ant House
Matrimonially Speaking Dinner Table Dinner Conflicts
A humorous dialogue unfolds as a husband blames lunch choices for dinner, complaining about roast beef and mashed potatoes while a wife notes identical meals planned for late day. The strip teases mismatched meal timing and recurring food conflicts. Tomorrow features My Wife Loses Things.
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Neal
May 4 horoscope foretells changes after noon
An May 4 daily horoscope notes morning lethargy and introspection with a turn to optimism after noon. It highlights a cautious, prudent path to goals and predicts a cheerful yet impractical May 4 birthday personality with strong social ties and potential for material success at others’ expense. Notable people born May 4 include J Horace Mann and Abraham Lincoln Erlanger.
Secrets of Health and Success in Daily Energy Use
An article recounts how fatigue is caused by energy depletion and how German scientists led by Embden developed an organic phosphate to boost energy. It notes military and industrial use, with reported 30 percent output gains, and mentions wartime and postwar adoption despite language barriers.
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Embden
Industria
Ohlekyora
Prominent Jurist George Gray Remembered in Newetelle
The report recalls the 56th anniversary of George Gray's serious illness in Newetelle Delaware and notes Charles B. S. Deneen's rise as a new United for trem Illinois, marking decades since their notable public roles.
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George Gray
Newetelle
Del
Charles BS. Deneen
United
Sir William Birdwood Militant Hero of Anzac Era
Field Material Sir William Birdwood received the highest military rank coinciding with headship of forces in India. His career began in 1883 with the Royal Scots Fusiliers after Sandhurst training. He served in South Africa India and World War I. He led the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps at Gallipoli and later commanded Australian forces in France.
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William Birdwood
India
Sandhurst
Royal Scots Fussilliers
South Africa
Europe
Genera Lord Kitchener
Sir William
Gallipoli
France
Anzac
England Sees Rise of Figurene Wood Figures and Statuettes
In England a new Figurene cult appears with thin cut wooden figures and paintings. The trend is led by a London schoolgirl named Louise Apperly, known for works like Beauties, Crinoline Girls, and veterans pieces.
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England
London
Mise Louise Apperly
Today’s Events and Anniversaries Across Nations
Observances mark Abraham Lincoln burial 60 years past in Springfield and Thomas Huxley’s birth centennial. Judge George Gray turns 85. international traffic in arms talks open in Geneva. Gothenburg hosts Swedish product exhibition. Padlock court opens in New York. A federal grand jury in Washington investigates Teapot Dome and Enich Hills Naval Oil reserves leasing.
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George Gray
Delaware
League of Nations
Geneva
Gothenburg
Federal Administration of Justice
New York
Washington
Teapot Dome
Enk Hills Naval Oli
Church Board seeks end to dancing ban
One year ago today the Board of Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church urged the General Conference to lift prohibitions on dancing card playing theatres and the circus.
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Board of Bishops of
The
M. E. Church
General Conference
Be Yourself and Stop Those Small Affects and Mannerisms
The article muses on little speech and action affectations that annoy others. It cites habits like eye rolling and a pretentious tone when discussing a trip to Europe, urging readers to notice own quirks and drop them, embracing naturalness.
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Laura
New York
Europe
Grace
Lady van de Vere
Chronology of notable events and figures
A compiled list of historical milestones with births deaths and key incidents from 1825 to 1900. Includes Thomas Huxley born and died, James P. Preston death, Queen Isabella II assassination attempt, San Francisco fire, Seminole removal, first Confederate gun cast, George von Froward death, and King Oscar’s royal visit.
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Thomas H. Huxley
James P. Preston
Virginia
Smithfield
Isabelle II
Spain
la Riva
San Francisco
Florida
Confederate States Navy
Iron Works
Gretna
New Orleans
George von Fward
Gottingen
Oscar
Sweden
Norway
Victoria
Windsor
Indiana ex-governor Durbin born in Lawrenceburg today
Winfield T. Durbin former governor of Indiana is noted as having been born in Lawrenceburg Indiana 78 years ago today. Kansas humorist and poet Walt Mason born in Columbus Ontario is also marked as turning 63 today.
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Winfield T. Durbin
Indiana
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Walt Mason
Kansas
Columbus
Ont
More Truth Than Poetry The Song of the Sunday Motorist
A poem satirizes Sunday driving and traffic, praising the thrill of the chase on broad highways. It contrasts reckless speed with the traffic cop's warnings and ends with a wry note on modern motoring.
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Hill and Dale
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