For Remembrance by Dorothy M Mar sher
Helen Brant in spring woods receives a farewell from Bob Aldrich before he sails for service. In a train parting moment she gives him a letter and a dried keepsake with the note Rosemary that reads for remembrance. The scene recalls childhood plays and a promise to wait and reunite.
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Bob
Sam
Helen
Bob Aldrich
Rooa
Rosemary
Our Character Confession Shapes Perception of the World
A reflection on how opinion mirrors character and misbehavior reveals self. The quote argues we only perceive through our own nature and misdeeds are clues to others’ traits. Emerson frames self-awareness as key to understanding society and judgment.
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Emerson
Prominent Guests Set for Cheyenne Frontier Days
Cheyenne's twenty first Frontier Days will run July 23 to 26 with a large lineup of celebrities including President Wilson Mayor William H. Tompson of Chicago and noted film stars William H Hart Douglas Fairbanks Tom Mix Mildred Harris and Cheyenne Harry Carey. They will be joined by camera crews and assistants as the event is filmed. The celebration promises nonstop entertainment despite its first dry status alcoholic wise.
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Wilson
William H. Tompson
Chicago
William H. Hart
Douglas Fairbanks
Tom Mix
Mildren Harris
Harry Carey
You-And-I
Fish Attacks Ship at Indian Port
A swordfish attack on a vessel arriving at an Indian port caused extensive damage. The fish ripped metal sheeting from the hull and pierced the port side, drilling into copper and oak planks, leaving the ship severely damaged.
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India
Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in Original Bayer Pack
An advertisement warns against imitation pharmaceuticals and promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine American owned tablets. It stresses requesting Bayer Cross labeled tablets in the original Bayer packaging with proper directions and identifies aspirin as Bayer’s trade mark and monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid.
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Aeel
Aspirinia
Bayer
Dense Philippine Forests Entrance Carved Through Dense Growth
A writer describes entering a Philippine lowland forest so dense and high that light is scarce like a cathedral. The oppressive overgrowth blocks the sun, obscures the compass, and leaves the time of day indiscernible in a twilight gloom.
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Philippine
Wiese
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