Flood Devastation Unfolds Along Bayou Des Gla sses
A coast guard view from Mansura Louisiana documents the destruction as the Bayou Des Glasses levee fails and the Mississippi breaches the floodplain. Refugees are ferried away by flotilla while homes, farms, and horses drift by under rising orange waters.
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Bayou Des Glasses
Coast Guard
United States
New Jersey
Mansura
Mississippi
Moreauville
Coast Guard Service
Arkansas River
Are You An Economic Jaywalker
In this piece a cash only policy at J C Penney is praised to encourage thrift and sound financial choices. The text warns against credit and debt, urging readers to follow prudent spending and avoid extravagant purchases that lead to financial entanglement. The tone imitates a cautionary civic sermon about economic prudence.
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J. C. Penney Company
Neilan Presents Wild Oats Lane at Fox Theater
Marshall Neilan describes Wild Oats Lane as life like, shooting two young lovers who could live anywhere. The film opens at the Fox Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday with the couple first in Pennsylvania then in New York.
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Viola Dana
Gerald Beaumont
George
Broadhurst
Bobby Agnew
John P. MacSweeney
George Barnum
Scott Welch
Jerry Miley
Robert Brower
Margaret Seddon
Marshall Neilan
Pennsylvania
New York
Youthful Wail and Latin Roots Stir London Opinion
A juvenile correspondent quips that Romans should have kept their Latin roots to themselves when crediting turnips to Britain. The London Opinion remarks on getting good from evil and learning from wrongdoing, urging prudence in observing vice to profit from it.
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Tascal
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