Family Troubles In Kaiser's Circle Sparked By Age Gap
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes that a 61 year old princess who wed a 26 year old man faces social strain and money issues as Lubkoff rekindles ties with Victoria's funds. Rumors say Lubkoff drinks away, Victoria guards propriety, while the mismatch tests fault lines in royal kinship and public opinion.
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Judy O'Grady
Kipling
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Subkoff
Russia
Victoria Zu Schaumburg-Lippe
William of
Doorn
Hohenzollerds
Berlin
Lubkoff
Victoria
Loud speaker that throws human voice a mile raises concerns
Editorial notes a new magna vox device demonstrated in New York that can project the human voice a mile though still experimental. The piece warns of ominous potential if further developed and deployed, comparing past noise protests to modern fears about progressive civilization’s sonic reach.
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Public Ledger
New York
Thomas Carlyle
London
Homer
Stertor
Vaudeville
Congress
Brotherhood
Heflin
Michigan’s Lifelong Sentence for Fourth Conviction Highlighted
Michigan faces embarrassment as Adolph Hoelling receives life imprisonment for murdering a girl while Fred Palm, also a life prisoner, is jailed for a fourth liquor conviction. Under the new habitual criminal law, a fourth offense carries life in prison.
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Michigan
Adolph Hotelling
Fred Palm
Palm
Punishments, reform debates. odd red underwear tale
The piece contrasts the harshness of laws on minor crimes with calls to reinstate capital punishment, noting Michigan's possible move. It bounces to a Ohio incident where a waitress spills hot coffee on a customer, his red flannel underwear saving him from burns but ruining harmonicas in his pocket.
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Paim
Michigan
Newcomerstown
Ohio
Oklahoma preacher declares run for president in 17 states
Rev. Alonzo Workman of Duncan Oklahoma says he feels in his soul he will be the next president. He has filed notice of his candidacy in 17 states. He is 2 Democrat.
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Oklahoma
Alonzo Workman
Duncan
Okla
United States
From the Hidden Way fragment by James Branch Cabe
A fragment from From the Hidden Way by James Branch Cabe speaks of fading love and memory. The speaker laments that youth and spring cannot halt love’s vanishing while asserting personal recollection through all days.
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James Branch Cabe
Retrospective Tribune recalls four-year milestones
The item surveys past Tribune headlines from January 27 in 1924 1925 1926 and 1927 noting events such as a Canton street chimney fire slight damage gasoline price hike in Warren civic welfare talks a bandit incident in Youngsville and a M C A noon club dinner. It also mentions a Chief of Police letter about a Tribune exclusive aiding a local family and other regional notes.
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A. F. Johnson
Canton Street
Central Fire Company
North Warren
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A reflective poem about a boyhood self living on in the adult who steps into dreams of youth. The speaker recalls childhood plays and seafaring dreams, while aging imposes solemnity yet preserves the boy within. A stray ending fragment appears, adding a puzzling, obscured line.
Betty As Ant Queen In Dream Adventure
Betty lies under the garden walk and dreams she becomes an ant queen. She is carried to a pebble by worker ants and learns queens do not own slaves, instead ants raise worker ants and larval ants are cared for by the hill. Betty wakes surprised and bears no wish to rule.
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Betty
Gravious
Ant
Mema
One Minute Pulpit Biblical Plea From Psalms
A compact devotional excerpt presents Psalm 28 verses 2 and 3. The speaker pleads, requesting silence from the Lord and assistance for deliverance from the wicked who feign peace while plotting harm. The fragment emphasizes prayer, reliance on God, and vigilance against deceit.
Songs of a Housewife by M. K. Rawlings
A reflective verse piece on the born cook versus the trained chef. The speaker praises natural cooking talent, recalling childhood mud pies and failed custards. It likens the joy of cooking to a poet’s love of song, noting a chef’s longing for the perfect sauce and butter pot.
What's What in Washington Co P STEWART
Washington Jan 27 Congress Skeptical as Wilbur pushes for a 3 billion navy plan. Proposals provoke ribald laughter, with fears Uncle Sam would pay. Old history recalled of 1821 22 treaties and cruiser arms race shaping today’s debate on naval limits.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Congress
Wilbur
John Bull
Capitol
England
Capitol Hill
Sam
John Hull
John
Geneva
Britain
Turkey
T. Webber Wilson
Mississippi
Appendicitis in Children Difficult to Diagnose
Digest discusses how appendicitis in children can be hard to identify since symptoms differ from adults. It notes that abdominal pain may not clearly point to the appendix and cites families seeking guidance from a medical column.
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Birs. C
A. 5. Root
Archives of ‘Pediatrics
Macy's toy department and a clash over a damaged electric train
The Daybook reports a shopper at Macy's exchange window joking about sales slips while browsing the toy section. It notes grand model airplanes, parts sales after Europe-bound flights, and a confrontation over a shattered electric locomotive, reflecting holiday shopping warmth and streetwise humor.
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New York
Macy's Exchange
Macy's
Lindbergh
Byré
Europe
Everett
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Tiona
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Blanche Silver
Songs of A Housewifter
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