Meteoric career of Bold Pasha in Costa Rica
Costa Rica dispatch details the rise of the enigmatic Bolg or Bold Pasha, a French Frenchman masquerading as a traveling salesman who built credit with Costa Rican merchants, acquired villas inCartage and Colon, hosted lavish entertainments, and courted a young Colombian girl Mosquera’s daughter while accruing debts and living lavishly amid theater crowds and social circles before tensions rose with Mosquera and others around 1890.
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Naho
Costa Rica
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Dolo
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M. Awdry
National Theater
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Bol
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Madenolseye Lardinols
Sage Tea for Gray Hair Revival Advertised Remedy
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair naturally. It claims hair becomes indistinguishably darker after nightly sponge applications, with multiple uses enhancing luster and youthfulness, though it notes no disease cure.
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Bolo's Flight Ends Tangle of Love and Loss in Panama
The passage recounts Bolo’s lavish lifestyle funded by his gifts to a companion, a string of infatuations, and a plan to flee with an opera troupe as creditors press. He deceives creditors, leaves behind a princely image, and departs with a ship to Panama while a heartbroken companion and a waitress return to France penniless.
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Tia
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Youthful Looks Through Modern Hair Restorers
An advertisement urges women to preserve youth with Quan Hair Color Restorer. It claims the product darkens gray hair without dyeing the scalp, washes out, or harming hair, and it promises an immediate effect when brushed or combed through. Money back guarantee, 76 cents.
Real Estate Transfers on FP from names and deeds
Real estate transfers list partial lots and sections with grantor grantee pairs. Cnroy to Warren Watts part lots and plat details with consideration 10 dollars. Megen to Lith East parts in sections 18 and 23 with 19 dollars. Maritha WR to Stewart M. Keeles parts in sections 25 and 26 with 10 000 dollars. A Hickensen to Herman Van Braak lots 21 and 22 in Lake View addition with 109 dollars. Edman Dickerson and wife toerman Vinrant lots 2 and 23 in Lakeview addition with 106 dollars.
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Warren Ty Watts
Charles MW
Megen
Lith
W. Conalder
Warragly
Marintha WR
Heelies
Stewart M. Keeles
Ady A. Hickensen
Herman van Braak
Lakeview Addition
Edman Dickerson
toTerman Vinrant
Utah Masons Elect Officers in Salt Lake Ceremony
Salt Lake January 17 Herbert MacMillan was chosen grand usher of the Free and Accepted Masons at the forty seventh annual lodge meeting at the Makante temple. Other officers named include L J Bakery Tupete deputy grand master Dr A W Wher ay senior grand warden J L Cattran senior ward en ft T L Conely grand treasurer B A McCarty grand secretary EF Lewis grand chaplain J E Carver grand orator A R Yearsley grand lecturer H R Gibson grand tributary Harry A Benne grand pursuivant Honglas O Daxter grand standard bearer J H Greene grand warder A Meer junior grand deacon rank Avis mar ran aleaward Walter Moore Farniy junior grand steward Vinle Hanne cand syter The meeting opened with an address on Conservation and reports on War Savings Stamps. A telegram pledging support was sent to the president.
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Arand
Rank Avis
Marran Aleaward
Walter Moore Farniy
Brand
Vinle Hanne
Cand Syter
Wheaten Lodge
Mount Moriah
Argento Jodge No
W. W. Armstrong
George S. Adell
J. E. Carver
F.C. Schiammatau
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Severe jolt in stock market unsettles wall street
Brocka shares plunging to over three points at opening, then recovering after a sharp rally. Industrials led declines with General Motors down four points, Republic Iron at 1 4, and American Cans slipping 2. Officials warn fuel order chaos caused preopening confusion, exchanges plan to operate normally under new regulations.
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Fielidnalny Dstralion
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Nhat
General Motors Josing
Polmta
Brubaker
Hardwin
American
Republic Iron
United States
Shell
Yeaterday
Oftlelala
Block Exchange
Washington
Noble
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Stock Exchange
Naval
Birthday Party For Little Glasmann In La Jolla
The La Jolla Journal reports a birthday party Sunday night at the Brown Bear in La Jolla for little junior Glasmann on his first birthday. Guests included Mrs Mabel Moon Mrs Guthrie Mrs J A Randal Miss Lira Tandall Mrs Evelyn Gingmann Lieut BD A Scott Dir EG Clark Miss Barbary Clark Lieut O N Sherwood and Mrs Roscoe Glasmann of Oregon Utah. The honoree is the son of Lieutenant and Mrs Roscoe Glasmann, formerly manager of the Standard.
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Jolla
Cal
Rénart
Ogdentte
Nttle Junior Glasmann
Mabel Moon
Guthrie
J. A. Randal
Mite Lira
Tandall
Evelyn Gingmann
A. Scott
EG. Clark
Barbary Clark
O. N. Sherwood
Roscog Glasmeann
Ogeen
Utah
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Cost of Foods Soars Worldwide Amid War Strain
London dispatch reports principal foods risen sharply since the war began, with Norway up 114 percent and the United Kingdom 105 percent. France 3 percent, United States 46 percent. Detailed UK rises include meat 70 to 135 percent, sugar 188, milk 69, tea 107, eggs fresh 239, butter 99, fish 191. Overall family expenditure for working men up about 8 percent. Femininity ammunition note ends bizarrely.
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Norway
United Kingdom
United States
Board of Trade and Labor Gazette
France
Kidney Care Warns Against Rich Food and Salt Intake
A vintage ad urges readers to treat kidney problems by using four ounces of Jad Salts daily, claiming it cleanses kidneys, relieves back pain, headaches, and other symptoms, and is made from grape acid, lemon juice, and minerals. It promotes Jad Salts as a home remedy and staple in every household.
Seed corn worst in twenty years alarm across nation
P G Holden reports seed corn in severe decline with drought and frost harming crops. Home-grown seed outproduced imported samples by 24 bushels per acre in 33 counties across Iowa over 400 tests. Government and extension services urge saving local seed and testing old stocks while avoiding imports.
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