Billy Whiskers Returns in a Goats Chase Mischief
Frances Trego Montgomery narrates a playful scene as Billy the goat leads a noisy procession with a shoe and a pair of trousers in its mouth. Stubby and friends chase, a fence yields a comic escape, and a cross bull at a pasture ties up the caper with high-spirited antics.
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Button
Billy
Widow Brown
Stubby
Brown
Fred
Jinjo
Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron. O
Time Healing Wound of War Time
William Jennings Bryan argues that the fullness of time applies to politics and reform. He notes the Paris conference failed due to wartime harvest conditions and predicts broader peace movements as evangelists of a better era emerge. He cites Ford offering to buy old iron and the idea of converting war fleets to peacetime industry. Japan’s concessions are weighed in favor of peace efforts.
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WM. Jennings Bryan
United Press
Washington
Ford
Japan
Arbuckle Manslaughter Trial Lapse Flagged by Defense
Defense argues a district attorney aide made improper remarks before the jury in the Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle manslaughter case. The remark was raised during Thursday proceedings as Judge Taft presides.
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San Francisco
Calif
District Attorney’s Office
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Golden Girl Dayllis Phillids Tale of Ilona Mother
Ilona questions Miguel about her mother Caroline a famed Romany dancer who died at twenty five. The setting is a late night camp in a dingle near Goa with Ilona seeking truth about her dye’s origins, life, and death as Miguel recalls her past.
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Miguel
Ilona
Tlbin
Dingle
Goa
Lona
Tiona
Mirichal
Lonsome
Doum
Gorgio
Caroline
Governor Davis to Visit London Prison Farm Today
Governor Davis will visit the London prison farm today in Columbus. He will be accompanied by directors MacAyeal, Teflow and Phipps to inspect proposed construction changes architects say will save millions for the state.
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Columbus
Davis
London
MacAyeal, Tetlow and
Phipps
Butterflies Shield Bodies by Folding Wings at Night
The article notes that butterflies protect themselves from cold by folding their wings tightly at night. This behavior helps conserve heat and reduce exposure to chilly temperatures.
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Akron
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Pete Shur
Baster
WMTE
Freer Spaohece Recutaton Co
Atlanta, Ga
Billy Whiskers
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Polly
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Great Britain
Bryan
Taft Good
DawGose
Jerry
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U. S. Patent Office
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Fas Buggies
By Beck
Gray
Bayer
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T. F. L. Alderman
T. Co
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L. G. Worstell
J. M. Foster
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the Security Savings Bank
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