Happiness Peddler Brings Olive Hope After Quarrel
Olive Ellerbe, newly married to Philip, endures a morning quarrel over burned oatmeal and a sour mood. A kindly old street peddler helps her see marriage’s steady rhythms, offering needles and marmalade wisdom that rekindles hope and leads to a tender reconciliation.
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Ellerbe
Childlah
Wright
Pee Neylegl
Pollip
Olive
Ahe
Phil
Philp
Philip Ellerbe
Philip
Philly
Ney
Ollvz
Urief
Ari
Nettia
Nettle
Ole
Publication of Canada Official Handbook 1935 Announced
The Dominion Bureau of Statistics announces the 1935 Official Handbook of Canada ready for distribution. It covers nineteen chapters on the economic condition and organization with up to date statistics and illustrations. Acknowledges May 16th 1045 Jubilee celebration and offers special 10 cent price for teachers students and ministers with postal payment requirements.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Dominion
Causa
Bona Nde
Government Printing Bureau
Ottawa
Spanish Language Came With Columbus Outfit
The article notes Spanish spread with early colonization in the New World, predating Jamestown and Plymouth. It cites pervasive Spanish influence in Texas New Mexico and Arizona border communities and claims a rich exchange of language and culture, including place names and everyday terms adopted from Mexico and the Caribbean.
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New World
Hispaniola
Idland
Halth
Jamestown
Plymouth
Chico
Tribune
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Americcan
Los Angeles
Schenectady
Spain
Mexico
Peru
Caribbean
Hungarian Kuvasz Dog Described In Great Detail
A Los Angeles Times authority extols the Kuvasz or White Hungarian Shepherd, noting its wavy silken coat, inherent intelligence, and century‑long herding heritage. The breed is contrasted with the Great Pyrenees, highlighting size, coat color, ear shape, and striking facial features.
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Los Angeles Times
Kuvasz
Hell
Pyrenees
Austro Hungarian Monarchy Before World War I
The Austro Hungarian monarchy comprised two states the Austrian empire and the Hungarian Kingdom. They operated as nearly independent entities under the compromise of 1867 with separate constitutions and legislatures yet shared sovereign and certain government functions in a closely interconnected framework.
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ISGT
Atute Affairn
Soverelan
Camel and Dromedary Learnings Compared in Desert Breeding
A fragment discusses camels and dromedaries, noting the camel’s two humps and large back as a burdensome trait and the dromedary’s single hump and great speed. It cites G. R. Turner in Kane City Times, claiming the dromedary outpaces a cart horse and thrives in Arabic and northern African regions.
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Adia
Tneka
Bate
G. OR. Purner
Kane Hi City
Africa
Rain and Snowfall Balance on Earth Is Estimated
The article states that about 10,000,000 tons of rain and snow fall on the earth each second while the amount evaporated into the atmosphere over time is exactly equal. It notes that not every ton of water returns as vapor to the same place it fell.
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Anya
Washington Star
The Great Horned Owl’s Predatory Traits Highlighted
The great horned owl is described as a predatory member of its family with a diet that includes various prey such as small mammals and birds. It is noted for its fearless demeanor and wide hunting range across different habitats.
Height of Hemlock Trees and Uses
The passage notes typical heights for hemlock trees around several feet, with measurements uncertain due to OCR errors. It mentions the tree’s age, possible trunk diameter, and the bark being used for dye or tannins, along with notes on its value for fiber and pulp.
World Is Small Braggart Learns Humble Lesson
A worldly young man visiting a southern town boasted of his wealthy family. His hints and boasts burst like balloons when a former acquaintance, now a refrigerator salesman, exposes his pretensions. The town’s hospitality masks a blunt social reckoning.
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Lst
Braggart
Hilda Richmond
We Must Not Quit Quote by Henry Pine
We must not quit despite mistakes. The passage urges overcoming fear and shame, treating errors as stepping stones to success. It emphasizes learning from missteps, ignoring mockery, and building confidence to gain respect through persistence.
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Henry Pine
Blivver Motors Rep Reminds Backing With Cars
A salesman declares he represents Blivver Motor Car Company and emphasizes backing of every car sold. A customer questions the motor’s reliability, probing for push to proceed. The exchange hints at skepticism about performance and support in a sales setting.
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Blivver Motor Car Company
Medieval rent roll finds display in London record office
The Henry VOL rent roll from 1641 22 in the Midlands of England has been shown at the Public Record Office in London. It is written in Latin in a calligraphic hand with many flourishes, though parchment pages are damaged by time and mice.
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Henry Vol
England
London
Digging Dispute Arises During Construction Spectacle
An onlooker notices two workmen Pat and Mike digging a trench for a proposed building. He asks why Mike has a larger pile of dirt than Pat. Pat replies with a terse quip about one using a digger, implying different methods or speed.
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Pat
Mike
Ghure
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Miller
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Rumacapsds
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Jack
Bruials
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Montreal
Atlounr Co
HWAD
Acton
Llg. Fraser
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