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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1935
Page
3
The real joy of life comes from strength to suffer bear and achieve and from doing a man's work. The bunker's thrift seeing a vast continent sparks true life beyond comfort seekers. A scholar or statesman finds joy in progress and mastery despite past defeats.
William Brown of Los Angeles was at a Pocatello Idaho CCC camp when a severe sneeze dislocated his shoulder. He was taken to a hospital as a nurse prepared ether. A gust struck Brown’s nose and the shoulder blade snapped back into place.
The piece surveys Clark Gable divorce talk and Hollywood chatter about possible new wives. It notes public interest, the impact on his career, and names Loretta Young Elizabeth Allan Miss Taylor and Mary Naylor as society-linked candidates while recounting the stars two former wives views on staying friendly.
In Zululand during the late 1800s John Dunn, a white Englishman, married four native wives. After the 1878 Zulu uprising he became one of 18 chiefs. His seven surviving children appeared in Cape Town native courts over the division of 10,000 acres granted by Parliament of the Union of South Africa.
Gossip claims a romance between Jean Bar Flow and William Powell, countered by notes that Powell is involved with Regisind Rat sell, while Myrna Loy exits. Henry King plans to file the gum tuplets for The Country Castor TM Don’t miss Ronald Colman in The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo. Frances Dee and Joel McCrae celebrate their second son. A beauty costs a hundred dollars a month to be seen as attractive, with parlors taking most of it.
Philadelphia gangster Anthony Quigino known as Tony the Stinger faces a police probe after a string of murders. Detained in New York and later found dead by hanging, he claimed self defense for one police killing during a Philadelphia payroll heist while affiliations spanned the Purple Gang and Al Capone’s network.
An old article notes the JoVot team's step in producing radioactive elements in the lab and transmitting radioactivity to common metals like aluminum, boron, and magnesium. The resulting short lived activity could enable targeted cancer therapy at lower cost, with rays that become inert after treatment.
James Nelson reached for eight dollars to pay a fine in a New York traffic court. In the scramble a thief reportedly snatched his money and his driver's license. A magistrate questioned him and then revoked the fine, accepting the robbery explanation.
Thousands of Caspian fishermen returning to ports describe being marooned on the sea bottom for five days as the water receded up to 100 miles along the northern shore. Airplanes dropped sand to lift the stranded vessels and restore buoyancy so boats could refloat.
Gas and bowels are described as constantly painful with gas preventing eating or sleep. An advertisement promotes Adlerika as a full intestinal cleanse affecting both upper and lower bowels, claims toxin removal, bacteria reduction, and relief from gas and chronic constipation. Dr H L Shoub of New York is cited. One spoonful allegedly relieves gas. Sold by druggists.
A fragmented ad claims Calotabs help treat colds and aid digestion by cleansing the intestinal tract. The text indicates taking one or two tabs, promoting elimination, and describing Calotabs as a valuable aid. The source is incomplete but presents a prior era advertisement tone.
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