Experts Plan Aid for Drought Area
Du Pont agricultural extension teams offer explosives guided trench silos for ensilage and water hole digging to aid farmers in drought zones. State universities endorse trench silos as economical. Missouri Colorado Minnesota North Dakota acknowledge use amid feed emergency.
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Romanian merchant held for arson in seven-store blaze
Galats Romania reports Johann Marku a Gatalt merchant was arrested after an investigation showed he set a fire to collect insurance. The blaze destroyed his own business and six adjoining houses.
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Nine Boy Gangsters Admit Twenty Robberies
Sheriff deputies report nine boys aged six to twelve confessed to about twenty burglaries including theaters and service stations in Los Angeles. The gang was uncovered after tracing stolen articles through union shops.
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Dentist Faces $85,000 Suit Over Tomcat Shooting
In Lexington Kentucky Miss Mary Brent Watchcraft sues Dr J W Ayler for damages alleging a tomcat named Jerry was severely and dangerously wounded when disturbed by nocturnal singing on the back fence. A restraining order accompanies the suit to bar further molestation of the cat.
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Child Survives Ton Concrete Trap in Monticello
Six men freed a child buried under nearly a ton of concrete in Monticello. After jacking the block up, the boy was found unhurt, having been caught in a low mood of the block and escaped its weight.
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Greek Bluebeard Accused Of Death Of Seven Wives
Athens. The Dragon of Hameto Noe Kutysides, a Greek refugee from Ventus, is accused of murdering his new wives after marrying them. He was arrested while with a young widow he enticed as his eighth wife. Evidence focuses on the last wife Lorind who died about a month ago. Police uncover past marriages and suspect all but the latest wife died in the country. He admits killing the last wife for infidelity but denies others. His trial before the Artlin... is awaited.
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Black Cats Blamed as Wagon and Auto Collide
A collision between a wagon and an automobile caused damage near an unspecified location. The report notes mischief or superstition tied to black cats and mentions drivers taking evasive action without injuries recorded. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
Garden Raiding Cow Is Found
A chaotic local notice reports a cow involved in garden raids in Sharon Var Noethrawl. Residents say youths blamed in earlier tension were cleared as the animal caused nightly damage and bell sounds drew attention to the scene.
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Remove Traffic Lights as Delay to Traffic
State highway department has removed traffic signals that delayed traffic on several arteries. A survey will determine if more lights should be eliminated to ease congestion and improve flow.
Diamond Dyes Offer Richest Colors for Home Use
Real dyes promise soft bright colors for dresses drapes and lingerie. Diamond Dyes use high quality anilines for even fusion without spotting or fading. 15¢ packages available at all drug stores.
Diamond-Dyes Highest Quality for 50 Years
Memorandum from the League of Nations notes world population rose about 33 million from 1926 to 1928, an average yearly gain near 1 percent. The largest percent increase occurred in South America.
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Names for a Newborn Spark Family Debate
Proud mother and grandmothers debate possible names for a new baby at the Orst family gathering. The father interrupts, clarifying they are deciding a child's name not a cigar, as Ada Geraldine Esmeralda Feora are suggested in turn. The scene highlights lively family opinion over a single name.
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Clgar
Record That Somehow Made No Hit With Dad
A chaotic reminiscence recounts the Hunter brothers and a boastful line about knowing your stuff in record chasing. Sam warns there are too many record chasers like Billy Tunes as a friend recalls a street encounter with Tilly's father. The tale notes repeated hospital stays after attempting a new motorcycle feat.
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Prince's Pasadena Visit Highlights Huntington Gardens Display
The Bulgarian crown prince touring Pasadena admired Huntington Gardens and the art gallery. A guide notes the estate's ownership by the Huntington family and Astor questions arise about property, while visitors ponder endurance flight hazards in a New Yorker query.
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California
Astor Family
Huntington Estate
Blinks and Jinks Laugh Off Egg Tracking Tale
Ambiguous dialogue fragment mentions jokes about eggs and tracking. No clear individuals, events, or organizations identified. Readable bits suggest humorous exchange rather than a news item.
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Fragmented Wartime Interview Snippet Haunts Readers
A garbled excerpt shows a survivor and a misheard question about aging and a man’s constitution. The text then shifts to a man selling a middle aged grass widow described as a dear sweet girl, linked to a tool or a linn.
No proper headline detected in fragment
A fragment from the Indianapolis News reflects on a man facing forward, noting his concentration as potential collision risk with right turning vehicles, and comments on a person who speaks in platitudes and ignores reading.
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Indianapolis News
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