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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1926
Page
2
Cleveland's George Fimons reports a treasure hoard valued around 59004 dollars buried on a South American island. The treasure, said to be buried by Spanish pirate Jose Santos, includes gold and silver bars and church artifacts seized from Lima, Peru, after capturing two ships.
Washington DC advertising as a new method helped Asa A Hester Jr of Anna polis college secure a dancing partner for a football dance in Baltimore. He used the classified ad columns and received six replies, selecting one partner.
Angelina Sparenzi 23 of Lawrence Mass commits suicide by leaping overboard in mid ocean as officials worry a four year old sister may be barred from landing due to measles and possible return to Italy.
Catharine Denino, aged 16, shot and killed Luigi Fino, 34, as he left a barbershop after waiting all day for him. Denino alleges Fino betrayed her at age 12 and threatened her over unpaid debts.
In Bentleyville Pennsylvania delegates from 6,000 organized trades unionists met with 200 delegates to form a labor party. Steve Douglas of Brownsville was elected secretary. Delegates urged local unions to back the new workers party with nationalization of mines a key plank.
A playful dialogue excerpt shows Pegg doubting her look in a new hat while Patrice reassures with playful mispronunciations and warmth. The brief exchange captures casual friendship banter and character voice.
President Coolidge and Secretary Hoover advocate developing a waterway from the Lana to the Gulf. Milwaukee opposes the plan citing lower lake levels. Congressman New attacks New York power interests over La Chicaso forest and water withdrawals.
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled notice about coal bin signs with unclear names and details. The readable parts mention warnings and potential hazards but lack coherent facts or identifiable entities.
A garbled column references diverse topics from a Liberal Church Denver bishop consecration to royalty traveling expenses and a national political fight. It notes church actions, military logistics, royal photographers, and impending dry league battles, with scattered remarks on governance and public affairs.
A jumble of garbled OCR items mentions crime and death figures, urban issues, and public health scares. It references murders with nuclear context, Chicago crime notes, city planning, and scattered health data including diphtheria and chickenpox figures, all presented in a mining-town style fragment.
Dr W Thayer Jr. told the American Prison Association that crime stems from poor home training and lack of government support. He warned that boys with active natures need constructive outlets or risk breaking into crime, while inadequate family guidance leads to delinquency.
A Berlin inventor named De Haw Saiemon unveils a clock that emits a steady monotone hum intended to calm listeners for 45 minutes. The device is described as a soothing lullaby timed to ease tasks and soothe the user.
Len Gould of Iroquois C Purty Tainois earns the title of peony king in the United States for his leading work in growing and showcasing rare peony varieties. His garden and public displays attract horticultural interest nationwide.
Classifieds list Christmas cards with many styles and prices. Also offers for sale include 20 head Polish China hogs and a registered three year old stallion. Additional items include spotted Poland China hogs, a Ford roadster bed and truck box, and farm equipment. Rentals offer the Trowbridge farm near Eldena.
Fragmentary passage discusses Lond Bolland in the era of William III, noting a horse study and a weekly concert. A gallery was erected for the purpose of music which cheered hearts and tempered tempers, mentioning Landon.
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