Clark Considers Farm Purchase and Life Insurance Pitch
Mr. Clark, a 35 year old elevator manager from San Tem, weighs buying a $5,000 farm. An Old Line Bankers Life Insurance agent offers a contract paying $5,090 if he dies, plus a mature cash settlement and profit share after twenty years, with a $175.25 annual premium. Further circulars promise guidance for financing larger farms and mortgages.
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Proof That He'd Grown Why the Young Wife Went Home
The young bride describes her husband George growing distant over two months of marriage. He invited her for a ride in a new car, after which she was sent home by her mother who insists she return immediately.
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Alfred
Chicago News
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Animal Imitativeness and the Cheerful Dog
A New Orleans Times Democrat OCR fragment argues animal mimicry reflects human temperaments. It claims dogs mirror their masters moods, showing cheer or gloom through behavior, and that a cheerful owner tends to produce a happier, more playful pet.
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New Orleans Times Democrat
Pickings From Fiction and Notable Lines
A collage of quotable phrases from fiction and poetry includes lines about ghosts and gas, self image, inheritance as weight, and a reflection on kings seen by people vs God, attributed to Benson Huntly McCarthy and others.
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Scarlet
J. Huntly McCarthy
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