Experts Plan Aid for Drought Area
Wilmington Del Experts propose using dynamite to aid drought relief by carving trench silos and water holes for livestock. County agents, colleges, and state agricultural institutes will demonstrate safe, low cost methods to store rain and excavate needed feed and water, with Missouri, Colorado, North Dakota and Minnesota among states endorsing trench silos for swift relief.
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Romanian Merchant Held for Burning Seven Stores
Galatz, Rumania Johann Marku a Galata merchant was arrested for arson after investigators found he set a fire to collect insurance. The blaze destroyed his premises and six neighboring houses.
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Dentist sued over shooting cat that disturbed slum flats
Lexington Kentucky Miss Mary Brent Watchcraft sues Dr W W Ayton claiming he shot her tomcat Jerry causing a severe dangerous wound and seeks $5000 in damages plus a restraining order to stop further molestation of the pet on the back fence area near the homes.
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Child Crushed by Ton-Weight Cement Block Survives
Monticello New York reports a child trapped beneath nearly four tons of concrete was freed unhurt after six men struggled to lift the heavy block. The boy had crawled into a low area and escaped the weight during the emergency rescue.
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Greek Bluebeard Arrested Over Deaths of Seven Wives
A Greek fugitive, known as the Dragon of Hameto Meloe Kulasties, is jailed after police link him to seven wives' deaths. He allegedly married repeatedly while claiming all but the last wife died in the countryside. He fled after his latest wife’s body was found in a state of decomposition. Evidence points to brutal violence, with a first inquiry hearing underway.
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Garden raiding cow found vindicates boys
The Sharon, Vic district reports a nocturnal cow found by the town, blamed for stealing from gardens. After investigation the cow’s movements show she entered the gardens for forage during the night, clearing vegetables and prompting the previous blaming of local boys.
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Traffic Lights Delay Traffic. State Review Planned
A survey investigates whether removing traffic lights may speed travel on state highways. Officials say signals cause delays and a plan to study potential eliminations is underway.
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Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Colors for Home Use
Real dyes offer the richest colors for every home with Diamond pies. They use high quality anilines to yield soft bright new tones for dresses drapes and lingerie. Easy to apply smooth even coverage that resists spotting and fading after washing. Available in drug stores.
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Diamond Dyes Celebrates 50 Years Of Quality
A League of Nations memorandum notes world population rose by about 35 million from 1926 to 1928, a roughly 1 percent annual increase with the fastest growth in South America. The saying about a wise father reflects a proverb on parenting across generations.
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Names and heated baby name debate at family gathering
Mrs. Missen shows the newborn to relatives as they debate possible names Ada Geraldine Esmeralda Feodora. The father finally interrupts with a plea for calm, joking that they are not selecting a name for a cigar but for a child.
Record That Somehow Made No Hit With Dad Speaking
A chaotic clipping notes musings on record chasers and a hunter brother who boasted knowledge as key to success. An amusing street remark about Billy’s “new motorcycle” sparks a dig at persistence and experience amid a ranter’s tale. The piece shifts to Pasadena where Bulgaria’s crown prince visits Huntington gardens and an assistant explains ownership of the estate. A New Yorker asks about durance fights and aviation risks, with an editor noting rival aviators collide while attempting to set new records.
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Surviver Chatty Snippet: Odd Banter From Vacation Page
A fragmentary exchange shows a survivor asking Oswald how he managed vacation with a joking tone. The dialogue includes remarks about aging and a middle-aged widow described as dear and sweet, with ambiguous implications.
Wake Up The Mind Wid Faces The Guiding Star
An Indianapolis News snippet notes a man who leans and looks left or right while facing forward. His gaze is fixed on a guiding star as danger or disruption may arise from an unaware wakeful person turning. The playful line hints at ignorance and stubbornness.
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