Boston Daily Advertiser - Boston Record (Saturday, May 2, 1925) Newspaper (Cover Headline: GIRL'S STORY OF KIDNAPING)

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Overview and condition: complete issue comprising 24 pages, previously disbound from bound volume with five narrow punches to left blank margin; pages tanned, fragile and quite brittle, periodic edge chips and short closed edge tears; front and rear pages are detached but present and are edge-ragged; gentle pagination will still result in further edge chips and short closed edge tears. Packed with photographs. Published daily except Sunday, with headlines, lead stories and news items focused on murder, assorted criminal activity, and scandal, the issue also contains general news, columns, motion picture news and reviews, cartoon strips, sports, and vintage advertisements. Highlights include: Kidnaper [Earl Woodward] Good to Her, Says Lucille [Chatterton]: Story of Week's Wandering Told by Rescued Girl - Woodward, Her Abductor, to Be Arraigned Before Court Today; Col. [John C. Coolidge] Has 'Heart Block': President [Calvin] Coolidge's Father, After Seeing Boston Doctors, Returns Home With 'Pep' Unabated; Girl Slayer [Olympia Macri] to Plead Self Defense: Victim [John Bagnano] Had Made Threat to Kill Her, to Be Claim; four-paragraph Betty Blythe Stolen: Real Sheik, at Head of Party of Bedouins, Kidnaps Film Star in Palestine - Troops on Trail; short five-paragraph Forgives Her Mother: Mary Miles Minter Cuddles in Her Parent's Arms and Forgets Old Suit for an Accounting; 2/3 page photo advertisement for Marion Davies in "Zander The Great"; Old Home Hails [Louis B.] Mayer: Famous Film Producer Once Penniless Boy in the Hub - Here to See Marion Davies' 'Zander the Great'; short Says New York [Yankees] Players Are Half-Starved: Yanks Refuse to Eat - Hunger-Stricken Baseball Stars Are Starving Themselves Out of Pennant, Says Miller Huggins; three-paragraph Babe Ruth Out Until May 26; Wrestling Champ Wins Match at Arena: Stan Zbyszko Victor. N° de ref. del artículo 010323

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