davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
NEMENf MA VECI, co ST MY
Site - 20,679 LEKARoV
HOVORi co VEDIA.

Ucfme sa, ze nasi praotcovia
mysleli 0 veciach, ktore ME sn
pravdive. Teraz nepovazujeme
mic "a urcite, az kym to nepove-
dia vedatori.
Vo Francii s1 este take okoli-
ce, kde lud nemysli, re paradaj-
ky sd dobr6 ma jedenie. Teraz
nam vedatori hovoria, ze skrze
vltaminy, paradajky sn nase mai
lepsie jedlo. Pred rokmi, masiari
rozdavali pecienky. Vedatori W.
nasli, re je to najlepsie pre- .chu-
dokrvnych, a teraz sa predayajn
"a 85c funt.
Ovos, dl'a DR.. Samuela Johnso-
ma Dol pokrm pre- statok v Ang-
lii. Nemyslel, ze je to dobre pre-
Pud. Teraz Amerikani no uzzfva-
j1 ma ranajky.
Y davnych casoch boly mnohe
smrtel'ne pady. Franclnsky le-
kar, Pasteur, vynaSiel ako bakte-
riu vydostat' 2 mlieka teplotou
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
SZABO OMILOSTENY
GUV. COOPEROM

John Szabo, mlady Mad'ar Z
Akron, ktory boil odsideny ma e.
lektricky stolec pre- zavrazdenie
isteho Burton G. Paintera pred
dvoma rokmi, Dol omilosteny gu
vernerom Cooperom a trest mu
Dol zmeneny ma dozivotny zalar.
Teraz Mad'ari sbierajd peniaze
ma zapoeatie noveho pojednava-
MIA, ably Dol Szabo pusteny ma slo-
bodu, lebo sa nasli svedkovia,
ktori udavaj1, re Paintera zastre-
lii Szabov kamarat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
- pasteurizaciou miliony zivo-
tov bolo zachranenych.

- pasteurizaclou a mlllony zlVo-
tov bolo zachranenych.
Chemici pouzivaj1 teplotu k cd
straneniu necistot. Tato teplota
odstranuje necistoty plynom. Ten
to sposob pouziva American To-
bacco company V tabaku 70 Wy
robe lucky Strike cigaretli, tai
ny sposob.
Vysledok je podivuhodny, ze IL
sici lekari Spoj. Statoch boil
pozvani svoju mienku polozit' ma
papier.
20,679 oznamuje, re s pridan1m
teploty tabaku (toasting) odstra-
nuj1 sa necistoty, a preto Lucky
Strike cigarette s1 menej draz-
dive.
Vykaz tychto 20,679 vedatorov
dokazuje, re toasting' proce.
som tabaku Lucky Strikes
robi sa to ist6, co pasteurizaciou
mlieka.
NeWyorksky specialista pise
"Nemuslm zakazat' fajcenie ia
:kym 'mojim pacientom, ktori faj
cia Lucky Strike cigarette. Toas
ting to akiste robi. Brooklynsk!
specialista pise: Mnoh6 mole pa
cientky, na mole odporucanie, ia
eia Lucky Strike cigarette, ma
miesto drahsich egyptskych."
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05

21a akra, blizko Mahoning
Extension; pat -izbovy dom;
cimentovana pivnica; fornes,
elektricke svetla; diva -karovy
garadz; stajna pre- kravu; je
to vyborne miesto vychovat'
vasu rodinu a vypestovat' toll
ko potravin, ktore postacia pre-
celu rodinu. Nedavajte svoje
peniaze do grecernych obcho-
dov a masiarni, ked' 81 nloztc
vsetkeho sami napestovat'. Len
So, 400; $500 hotovych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
% RANENYCH v NEHODE
DETROITsKEHo BUSU

V piatolS mad ramon minuleho
tyzdna udalo sa prve vaesie ne
st 'astie busu pri Youngstown.
q Pittsburghu bol Ia ceste do De-
troit el'ky bus Nevin Lines Co.
a pri obci Boardman, pri pokuse
0 prebehnutie automobilu, bus
vrazil do kamenneho stlpa: Pri ma
raze % cestovatel 'ov bolo ranene.
Riadic busu vyhovara sa na zle
brzdy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
SL0vENsKY CHLAPEC UMREL

Janko Kascak, 15-rocny syn
Michala Kascak jeho manzelky,
z {. 2122 Cherryhill Ave-, zomrel
utorok vecer V nemocnici Sv.
Alzbety. Nebohy sa tn narodil a
Dol clenom osady Mena Jezis. Ia
nechava rodicov, sestry Annu a
Marjory, bratov Jozefa a Micha-
la. Pohrab mu boil v stredu popo-
ludnf domu smltku. Obrady Wy
konal Rev. st. Kocis. Pochoyany
bol Calvary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
REV. BRADAG IDE DO vLAsT1

Rev. Jan S. Bradac, evanj. fa-
rar vo Whiting, Ind. odchadza
ma navstevu Slovenska. Cestou "a
stavil sa tn u svojho otecka a po-
navstevoval svojich znamych.
Ma navstevu Slovenska chysta
sa miestny evanj. pan farar Ju-
raj Rob, dakedy auguste.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
TAzKo CHoRY MA FATAL
PL 'UC, PREsIEL Is MIL

Jan Tokac, 55-rocny, Herrick,
Ohio ochorel ma duplovane zapa-
lenie ppdc. Preto ze v tomto maj
nerskom plezi MET nemocnice, W.
bral sa pesi do Martins Ferry, o.,
na Is MIL vzdialeneho mesta. V
nemocnici potion zomrel ma dru-
hy den. f..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
MA pREDAJ

s izbovy dom so 6 i / q akrami
zeme pri Southern boulevard,
Geiger Stop. Ovocie, elektricke.
svetlo, vodovod atd'. Hodi sa ma.
zeleninovu farmn, kvetinarstvo
alebo hydinarstvo. X voli rychle-
mu predaju prvych 81 500 k1pi.
Len east hotoyych treba. Haste
sa u w. II. Whiteside, telefony
3S7S1 alebo 2324S.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05

My vam postavime moderny
sedem alebo osem izbovy dom,
S kapelnou, duplovanymi dlaz-
kami tvrdsho dreva, ko5ibok
stojace safle v pradelni, extra
toilet a commode; garadz ma
jednu karu; S4,S5O; kdekol'- >
vek v Youngstown, Campbell
alebo v struthers, Porad'te sa
mas PRIV nez zacnete budovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
Drobne ohlasky
Lofty MA PREDAJ

PR Midlothian Blvd, ned 'aleko
Sheet and Tube Works. VePmi
lacno. Tiez jeden lot na Reed Av.
y Campbell pri Reed Ave. skole.
Dobre miesto. Martin M. Klinko,
TIA Reed Ave-, Campbell, O.
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DOBRA IACNOTA
pod {. 1866 Smithfield st. a 1866 Smith
field St., so vsetkymi pohodliami, pri
Ohio Works novom mad arskom ko-
stole. Tiez lot 20 pr 1856 zameni sa "a
dobr1 farmu. Mala prva splatka kiipi
tento majetoE, ktory je vel'm lacny.
Haste sa {. 1914 Smithfield st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
DOM Ma PREDAJ

6 izbovy dom kupeinou ga
radzom prcda sa Iacno, lebo ma
jiteP ide prec. Haste sa IL Nick
Mravich, 1925 Gladstone st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-07-05
ZBIfzKA / zDAI.EKA CITY
sTAJU "a MA SL0VINSKY
DEN DO CLEVELAND Z. JULIA.
Ako sa tam dostat'?

Cleveland, Ohio. - Toho roku
kazdeho zaujima slavnost' SLOW.
Ina I. julia nielen tn byvajncich,
ale al okolitych Slovakov, ako z
Youngstown, Akron, Lorain, Can
ton, Barberton inych miest, pre-
pricinu, ze je to po prvy raz v ma
sich dejinach tax prilezitostne o.
slavit' zalozenie vyssej slovenskej
skoly pre- chlapcov, ktorl pre- slo-
venskych Otcov benediktinov "a
knpila nedavno SLOW. Kat. Matica
Skolska, a kde ma rok otvori sa
uz treti rocnik. Dva roxy, Otco-
via benediktini vyucovali v skol-
skej miestnosti sv. Andreja. Ka-
zdy je hrdy, ze Slovaci v Ameri-
Ike dozili sa skoly, kde budd wy
ucovat' vysoke predmety a zka-
dial vyehadzat' bud1 bud1ci vod
covia slovenskeho naroda. Kazdy
chce videt' tento krasny lstav a
verejne vyslovit' svoju hlbokd
vd'aku Otcovi Nebeskemu ma tych
to pozemkoch. lie sa al nasa sva-
ia cirkev jej hlava test, je zrej-
me z blahozelania, ktole sv. Otec
minuleho tyyzdna poslal Slova-
kom clevelandskej diecezie skrz
osvp. biskupa Jozefa Schrembsa
a zaroven postal papezske pozeh-
mamie.
Jako sa ia dostat'? Cleveland
skym a lakewoodskym Slovakom
radim, ably ked' cestujd po pou-
licnej kare, wall BUCKEYE
ROAD karu sisli ma East Bou-
levard Buckeye Road, blizo Ill.
ulice a Buckeye. TT, ktori prese-
dajii, ako Lakewood a 20 zapad-
nej strany mesta, dostan1 Buck
eye karu ma 4. ulici Prospect,
pri Richman Brothers store. Mozu
what al Kinsman karu ma Pros
pect ulici a mech sidu ma Kins-
man a East Boulevard. Automo-
bilisti 20 zapadnej casti mesta
mech idd po Woodland ulici ma
So. sa skrdtia ma Buckeye Road.
Ii, ktori pridu Won mesta,
mech .sa pytajd premavkoveho po-
licajta, kde mozu dostat' BUCK
EYE a1ebo KINSMAN strit karu
a mech sfdu ma East Boulevard, a.
81 40 min1t 20 strediska Public
Square) mesta. Kazdd nedel'u
mono cestovat' lacno po zelezni.
ci sice, Youngstown, po Erie
Railroad, do Clevelandu, ia ma.
zpat "a $1.75. Vlak rano vycha.
dza 9. a Clevelandu sa vrat
7. vecer. z Pittsburghu sa mo
re what Pennsylvania alebo Erie
zeleznica, rano l., cena $3.50 ts
nazad. Netreba sa obavat', II
nepridete ma cas- ma sluzby bozit
rano. Z Lorain, Akron, Canton
Barberton a mesteciek m6zu list
po buse alebo poulicnej kare. Ce
ny tiez s1 mierne, ku pr. z Akron
do Clevelandu po kare stoji as
$1.50 ia i nazad. Je to potesitel
ne, re az z tax d'aleka ako Iron
wood, Mich, kde Slovaci pekne
podporili sbierkou Slov. Kat. Ma
ticu Skolskd, prichadzajd ia
10th a ini.
T1zobne ocakavaj1c Vas nj
nedel'u, T. julia, bratia a sestry
praj1c Vam st'astliv1 cestu, (
stavam dcte Van oddany,
julius Badzik,
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girl I was at the BarroTs trial What
did you think Of my stories? Weren't
they all right?"
Oh they we're all right he as
sured her, if that's the sort of lit
erature you aspire to. What do you
say, dear to the Commodore grill?
They've lobster cocktails with the
Russian dressing you like. And We
can get a booth where I can kiss you
when nobodys looking"
She shrugged indifferently.
so you don't think much Of my
writing" she pursued icily, when
they had found a table
oh, sure he parried, if you
like that sort of stuff
We'll, it's worth more money
than you can earn" she told him
cruelty.
Jack flushed painfully.
Molly darling, you didn't come
to quarrel with me?"
L didn't come TO be insulted
either she said and bit her lip on
an angry little sob. She patted the
brief case in her lap. I've copy
here FOR a play, Jack. Don't you
want to hear it,"
Why Of course I do Are you
honestly writing play, Molly?"
We'll I'm writing it." she con-
fessed, but the idea wasn't mine.
You know Red Flynn mean I've
written you about him. He gave
me the idea, and we're collaborating
on it."
You're not falling in love with
him. are you, Molly?'
She threw back her head and
laughed.
In love with Red" she cried
When I've a sweetheart like you?
Why. honey. Red is homely and
crude, and-oh my goodness, he's
nobody a girl would look at twice.
But he's aWfully nice
She was too excited to eat, but
told instead of the night that Red
and Slim found Perry Ingerson.
Then she took the papers from her
brief case, and read aloud what she
had written. JACK uSLene0 WIN III
concealed annoyance.
L don't like it. Molly he SAID
fatty, when she laid the sheets
aside. and turned her little radiant
face to him. It's not like you,
writing filth and muck. Good Lord,
what's come over you!'
L don't understand" she fall
tered
oh. YOU understand all right, .
he interrupted brutally. It's rot
ten! A sweet little kid like YOU,
running round with police reporters,
wanting to write play about a
CourteSan and murder.
Molly's painted lips trembled. 81
lently she shuffied her papers to-
gether.
ITO BE Continued.)
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MsyHlN!NC,sisgT ]
A ELEANOR EARLY IVY @ 1929 81 Je0~ee Ike
A ELEANOR EARLY

3 Red we're to collaborate. They had
decided that 2 good name would be
The Death of Delphine Darrows.'
The curtain was to rise on Del
phine's beribboned boudoir. with
Delphine. white and beautiful. dead
between sheets Of orchid satin. A
Young man. in conventional morning
clothes. with a gardenia in his but
tonhole, would rise from his knees
BY the side of the bed. and dash
from the room. Immediately the
curtain would be lowered.
The second act would be in a
courtroom. In the prisoners cage
would be another man-charged
with the murder of Delphine Oar
rows. Near him, with eyes fastened
mahciously upon the accused, would
sit the young man who had rushed
from the dead womans bedroom.
Molly was working on the court
room scene. Trying to inject humor
70 relieve tragedy. Fearful lest she
lose something of the dramatic
possibilities The Cut-and- dried
courtroom technique was simple, but
she must keep it keyed at high ten
sion. The prosecuting attorneys
charge must be pregnant with
thunderous words and dreadful I'M
precautions The dread shadow of
the electric chair must hover over
the pale dark man in the prisoner S
cage. And the audience must feel
the ghost OF the dead woman. as
the sinister prosecutor conjured her
presence.
Molly worked until the train
pulled into the station. Then she
powdered her nose, and rouged her
lips until they matched the scarlet
tips of her tri-colored scarf
Jack was waiting at the gate and
in moment she was in his arms.
oh. Jack! jack"
Molly he cried. It's good to
see you
They kissed feryently while red
capped porters grinned.
How did you happen to get
aWay?' he demanded
oh. I was leo up on the trial"
she told him airily. so l wired the
Plaza and reserved a room And
here I am.
She was clinging to the brief case
she carried as though it held ola
monds.
I've got something in here to
show you, jack" she boaSted
You'll be so surprised, you'll just
about die Let's 60 somewhere
where he can talk and talk"
Your not going to rave about
that Job of yours?' he demanded
oarkly.
Molly pouted. Nov. see here.
she retorted, that just reminds me.
Mister Wells. you never so much as
wrote me q. line about what a smart
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psychological study of the people
who make up the theater. Some are
famous. while others simply echo
the traditions of the stage.
In the first part of the story as
told by school teacher who
brought to her for the first time in
Jenny's life the beauty, the real
beauty. of the theater. as we'll as its
worthwhile meaning.
It is true that when Jenny breaks
away from her poor but naughty
family and from then on Jenny
padded her own dramatic canoe.
The first part of the book, which
is devoted to Jenny's early family
life. is one of lofty and naughty
silly beauty. Here is family with
name attempting TO live up to
family tradition of certain royalty
while the worms ate up the family
furniture.
There is pathetic genius in the
way the author causes Jenny to
break away from her family that
attempted to kill the genius in her.
The story becomes even bigger
writing when Jenny starts her
career on the stage in a small act
ing company. Here We see splen-
didly that strange complex of an
actor trying TO be himself in the
light OF having acted many charac-
terS
Here is where the author eXcels,
when she begins digging down I'M
derneath human surfaces. She
seems to reach the soul and the
mind. The result is often cruel but
it sounds straight.
The House of JOY" is important
fiction. It is for the more serious
minded.
You probably will be asked often
if you have read The House of
JOY"
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vancement Of Science at their meet
ing here today,
The ancient pagan religions OF
Europe all seem to have been cut
out of pretty much the same cloth.
The central figure was q great,
shadowy mother goddess, apparent
ly embodied in such varied mythical
personalities as Ceres. Demeter,
Cybele, Juno and the northern
Fricka. Associated with her was
a corresponding male figure, tre-
quently represented as horned.
In the early sacriicial rites, hu-
man victims we're common. Later.
animal substitutes were permitted,
but the idea of at least 4 yicariouS
sacrifice of a human being persisted.
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The following is a list of the
six best sellers in fiction in Bren-
tano's New York stores for the
week ending July 20:
Fiction
"AH Quiet on the Western Front"
Erich Remarque: the great war novel.
Little Brown; $3.50
"A Wild Bird" Maud Diver; novel
of the British in modern India. Hough-
ton Miflin; $3.50.
Visitors to Hugo, Alice Rosman: 4
brilliant comedy BY The author Of The
The Wave" Evelyn Scott roman
tic novel OF the Civil var. Cape d
Smith: $3.50.
Fish Preferred" T. G. Wodehouse:
? brilliant farce by the author Of
Leave II to Fsmith. Doubleday
Doran; 81.
House of JOY" J. !. -Kullcr;
an excellent theatrical novel Of Hol
land. Dutton. $3.50.
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STREET OPENING ASKED
Civic League Wants Oliver Avenue
Extended.

Extension of Oliver avenue TO
West Washington street, across
Eagle creek, was advocated today by
the Enterprise Civic League, accord
ing to o. w. Williamson, president.
Twenty league members Tuesday
night met at 1855 Oliver avenue and
adopted 4 resolution urging the i'm
provement. A 1oo-foot roadway
along the T. H, 1. & F. traction
line was urged A committee will
confer with city and county au-
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tnorities relative to the bridge and
street Improvement.
BIBLE CLUB TO MEET
Insurance Man to Address "f'
Group This Evening.

L. c. Hardness Of the indianapolis
Life Insurance Company, president
of the Men Of Broadway. Will speak
at the weekly meeting Of the Bible
Investigation Club in the Y. NJ. c. A.
auditorium tonight at $40
A delegation from the Broadway
NJ. z. church will be present. Al
ld-fashioned bean supper viii be
served Special music viii be pro-
vided. The meeting is open TO all
men Of the city.
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WITCHCRAFT SURVIVAL
or OLD PAGAN FAITHS
Hex Beliefs Traced to Ancient
European Religions.

81 science Nerrlce
CAPETOWN,' South Africa, July
24.-Modern belief in vitchcraft
and witches, such as brought about
the famous "hex" trials in Pennsyl-
yania not long ago, is really an
attentuated survival Of what was
once the serious religion Of Europe.
So Miss NJ A Murray OF University
college. London, told members OF
the British Association for the Adj
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by photographs the life history so
far Of this unusual lad.
I know that I received a better
idea by looking at the MANY photo
graphs in this volume just what
Lindbergh accomplished by his
flight and by being Americas Good
VIII ambassador.
The actual pictures showing his
receptions in Paris, Belgium and
London as we'll as Washington and
New York will bring to all people a
better understanding Of how the
world welcomed this flying event.
l think that this book should be
in every home where there is boy.
The selling price is $3.50,
indianapolis theaterS today offer:
Chase Boy Singers. at the Lyric;
The Last of Mrs. Cheyney,' at the
Palace: Twin Beds" at the Circle;
Charlie Davis, at the Indiana,
Broadway Babies at the Ohio;
Behind That Curtain" at the
Apollo, and movies at the Colonial.
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ARNOT BAND TO PLAY
AT WILLARD TONIGHT
Concert Will Start at 80; Program
Varied.

Varied.
The following program will be
given by the Arndt Concert band,
under park board auspices at Will
lard park, tonight at 1880.
The Free Lance" "Marcl, of the
Toys" "Floretta." The Moon Will
Help You Out" Jane, Il Can't Do
the Sum" Never Mind. Bo-Peep,"
"Children's Theme" Before and
After" from Babes in Toyland,"
The Doll Dance" The Wanderer, .
cornet solo. by Frank KeSsler: Or
pheus," Hard Boiled Herman. -
Rose Marie, Why Shouldn't We?''
Totem Pole Dance, Door OF My
Dreams and Empire Scene" from
Rose Marie.
Lucky in Love. and Good News
from Good News" The Pictures
OF the North and South" Al FIRES
co. Monhattan Beach" and The
Star Spangled Banner"
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HElRESS WEEDS SWISS
Eleanor Chase, Young Architect,
Married in Connec'
5y Ahorn
Martin
By BlUoSer


BH Htcd PrcsS
NORWALK. Conn. "a
Eleanor Sayer Chase ssh,
Wis, and Palm Bee re-
puted heiress to $500 =
cretly married Saturday urics
Patio, Young Swiss architect, 1t VI
learned TUESDAY night
The ceremony was performed ~
the Rev. Louis p Howell OF ".
Pauls Episcopal church at the vi,
son Point estate of Otto Froelich.
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Turing the journey she wrote
II several pages Of dialog intend
ed for the play on which she and
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JENNY HAD Markings
OF A GREAT ACTRESS
The House of Joy Is Serious Study of People Back
Stage in Holland, But Its Appeal is Universal.
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN.

THE duckng but highbooded Dutch family IN Ho
j ar family and went acting.
become full Aedged Bernhard in The Hour OF
human being
all faults and glories of a great artist
novel oil
the month or & the publishers.
Holland and to
this The House OF joy a
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MOLLY BURNHAM and RED FLYNN
rae oecided 70 cotlsoorsts on crime
r.aT- The plot IS 70 b. taken from real
ifs. and 1-ill rsvolve about the mysteri-
Gus death q BERFTCE BRADFOR
EsrniCe Tas poisoned and Lionel Bar
rows. the lover uho stood trial for ner
murder. subsequently acquitted
Later Red Flynn. = police court re-
porter. meets boy named PERRY IN
GERSOLL. Who gets intoxicated. sno al
mit5 that he vas also eWeetnesrt
~ the dead woman he tells Red inc
story Of their sordId romance. and REQ
fnemciatelv sees its possibilities IS
mystery playa play centering s2o15
he unsolred murder n the BraoIoIo
romsn. Red visits MOLLY. 7ho covered
ne trial. and tells her the amazing
Etor~ uufoldrd b. roung l1gersoI-
Tne- determine 70 set 70 EoTk -
riavurights Immediately By Mo4lE -
-uddealy assigned 10 cover another mlI5
der triai-fhc trial Of gurman. charged
nth tho killing OF night WalChhattt-,
Nov Moliv iy not ar All ln iole WIN
REQ Flynn. but engaged. instead 20 4
roung draftsman named Jack Wells. VINO
has Insisted upou postponlug their mar
rage until such time rs ne can save
little none. 1900. .-
her fhat covering the hanoineHo lrIeI
ulII br dangerous business as tne Cnl-
ago gururn arc Watching developments
-ifn ceaCi- interest.
now 90 on WITH THE STORY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-24
PICTURES TELL
LINDY'S OWN STORY

I have received from G. ?. Put
MANS Sons a copy of 'Lindbergh:
His Story in Pictures"
This unusual book actually tells
The Nome nugget., 1929-10-05

Gold clean-ups keep on coming in to the bank from little one, and two men camps and from medium sized outfits up to the big dredging companies. All have the same smile of satisfaction on their countenances and state that they never saw season with so much rain, no frost ill September, thus making a later working sea son. However. the last three nights the wind changed and in
 stead of rain, snow is falling on the mountain tops, the thermom- eter at night registering around
 2S or 30 above zero. which makes the weather read from two to four degrees below freezing. But. We believe the weather will again change with the moon Oct 10th, it may be change for the wor- SC or the beginning of Indian sum mer weather. Let's hope it will
 be the latter.