Klan Offers Pact Advice on Kellogg Pact Interpretation
Washington Ku Klux Klan on Friday urged an official U S interpretation of the Kellogg pact to limit U S meddling in Europe and uphold the Monroe Doctrine. Dr Hiram W Evans imperial wizard claimed European signatories cannot meet the pact’s demands and warned that Locarno style alliances complicate its effectiveness. The statement labeled the treaty one of humanity’s great documents but noted reservations weaken its impact.
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Gas fumes knock out two children near Farmersville
A 12 year old boy and a 14 year old girl were overcome by exhaust fumes from a Ford coupe in Farmersville last Sunday. Passersby found them unconscious at Magnolia Filling Station and after failed first aid they were revived by medical staff and returned to their Honey Grove home. The family name was not learned.
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Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Ad Promises Guaranteed Results
An advertisement from Bow-Wright Drug Co pledges to relieve sore or bleeding gums and pyorrhea with Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy. The offer guarantees customer satisfaction or a full refund, claiming its efficacy and uniqueness compared with prior products.
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Bow-Wright Drug Co
Christmas Presents and Things That Can Be Made
Practical gift ideas from 1927 include clove scented apple ornaments, a loose leaf scrapbook of party ideas, a six‑box pinholder, and personalized handkerchiefs. The piece notes ease, personal touch, and lasting keepsakes for holiday giving.
Burden of love loads midbury postman with gifts
John Tracy, a Heights section mail carrier, arrives at his locker to a surprise. A local committee asked every family on his route to mail only items for him, so he carried nothing back but parcels addressed to himself. The moment crowns him with affection from the community.
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Western Newspaper Union
Counting the Chickens in a Christmas Shopping Exchange
A humorous exchange about finishing Christmas shopping and planning purchases and exchanges. One speaker brags about already figuring out gifts and how many exchanges they will make, while the other prompts with a seasonal question.
Singing Christmas Carols Revival Across Cities
The old custom of singing carols in the streets was revived in 1917 and by 1918 thirty cities cooperated. It is expected carols will be sung this Christmas Eve on streets and in parks as well as churches schools and public institutions.
Vain Tony's Dilemma Ends in Hidden Love and Marital Choice
Anthony Holden, lauded by parents as admirable Crichton, pursues Patricia Gordon while loving Anne Seaton. Patricia rejects him, revealing engagement to Henry Hepburn, forcing Anthony to reevaluate vanity. He later asks Anne to marry him, but remains entangled with past affections as Edward Morningside recedes. He marries Rose Bulwer six months later.
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Anne
Patricia Gordon
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Paragon
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Anthony the Wonderful
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Henry Hepburn
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Rose Bulwer
Proposal Sparks in Country House Encounter
A man and woman forced into proximity at a country house discover mutual disinterest. After many failed topics he blurts out a marriage proposal. She casually agrees as a means to have something to discuss during their stay.
Christmas Tree Lights Create Bright Night Display
Glowing electric lights fastened over the Christmas tree transform a dark pageant into a vivid display. The illumination delights young people and brings beauty and joy for the night.
Town advertisers urged to show names and businesses
An American Bankers' Magazine lesson urges every local business to list its name and trade in town newspapers. It argues that a stranger should identify town commerce from ads and that advertising benefits both the business and the town, calling the non advertiser unjust to himself.
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Husbands Should Share Housework Says Woman's Paper
A woman's paper argues husbands should share housework with wives and denounces selfish men who want to do it all themselves. The Boston Transcript quotes strong social views on domestic duties.
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Crime’s story could be shortened by see the sentences.
The Wall Street Journal notes that conciseness in crime reporting may improve clarity. Experts suggest trimming verbose sentences while preserving key facts such as timeline, location, involved parties, and outcomes.
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