Crying Babies and Barking Dogs Distract Federal Judge
During the Spring term opening in Martinsburg Judge W E Baker faced disturbances from crying babies and a barking dog. The judge warned spectators and ordered the marshal to halt the dog barking and arrest the owner amid criticism over the noise during grand jury instructions on the white slave statute.
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Federal Court
Martinsburg
W. E. Baker
Stern
Courtroom order tightens decorum as crowd shifts floors
The crying of babies near the courtroom prompted staff to move the mothers and infants to another floor until their presence was needed. Judge Baker reminded the crowded court that rustling papers and conduct unbecoming of the court would not be tolerated.
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Baker
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Crossword clues mix across and down entries covering into Browns before a fire nation of Europe and many common words. The puzzle lists definitions for goods actions and letters with numerous omissions or OCR errors in the clue set.
Natex touted as powerful new medicine from natural roots
An advertisement claims Natex is not a standard patent medicine but a three times stronger prescription. It features witness Taylor Hill of Glenvar Virginia who says Natex cured his rheumatism and constipation in five weeks, restoring sleep and health. It notes Winchester’s Peoples' Service Drug Store sells and endorses Natex, urging no substitutes.
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People’s Service Drug Store
Natex
Taylor Hill
Glenvar
Peoples’ Service
Winchester
Bloch Publishing Co First American Flags West of Alleghanies
The Bloch Publishing Company of New York founded in 1854 produced the first printed American flags west of the Alleghanies in Cincinnati and for years was the sole printed flag manufacturer in the West.
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Bloch Publishing Company of
New York
Cincinnati
Alleghanies
Tubeless radio may stir world with teen inventor
Ernest Patrick, a Columbus Indiana high school student, unveils a tubeless radio claimed to halve power usage and need no tubes. Experts see potential savings in maintenance as Patrick purchases a bungalow from his initial proceeds.
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Ernest Patrick
Columbus
Ind
Patrick
Sol Bloom and Japan as sales ideas in satire
The fragment cites Sol Bloom distributing literature about Washington except his crossing of the Delaware. It also notes The New Yorker’s line that Japan’s sales tactic is to target the ultimate consumer to boost business.
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Sol Bloom
Washington
Delaware
Publishers Syndicate
Japan
The
New Yorker
Goodyear Airwheel Tires Impress With Style and Ride
Its name is Goodyear Airwheel, a tire praised for handsome style that draws buyers for looks and swank. The feature notes their appeal beyond mere function as they promise smooth performance over bumps.
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Goodyear Airwheel
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