VAL or PARADISE by Vingie Roe
Velantrie plans to leave the rangeland but Val Hannon pleads for friendship and a future. He concedes to return to the padre's garden, and she longs for his presence as the scene shifts to Blind Trail Hills where Redstar the horse signals longing in a stark sunset setting.
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Vingie BE. Roe
Val
Velantrie
Lannon
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Velantine
Val Hannon
Listener at the Defile Calls Into the Dusk
A figure waits in a narrow defile and calls out into the fading light. He strains for any sound or scent of answer as color changes on a wall and the dusk deepens, ending with a long listening pause.
Practical apron frock pattern with four sizes
A common pattern description offers a house frock in percale linen cretonne sateen or lawn. Trim ideas include self facing piping or contrasting material. Sizes range from Small to Extra Large with bust 34 to 48 inches and fabric yardages listed. Pattern sent to address on 12c in stamps.
Amazing discovery Kotalko hair growth claim
Claims on thinning hair and bald spots show healthy hair regrowth with Kotalko. Offers free Proof Box by mail and urges readers to write to Kotalko Office A-244 Station X New York and obtain the product from druggists.
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Kotalko
Station X
New York
Drunken Driver Penalties Set by Columbus City Council
Columbus action fixes maximum penalties for drunken driving at six months in jail and $200 fine, with similar limits for speeding and reckless driving. Minimum penalties start at $5. The Ohio municipal traffic code is under review, and a uniform bill awaits state legislature.
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Ohio
Egyptian experts doubt Carnarvon tomb is Tut-Ankh Amen site
Paris dispatch reports Professors Benedite and Reneple dispute Lord Carnarvon's Luxor find as the authentic Tut Ankh Amen tomb. They argue the tomb is a temporary refuge for the mummy to shield it from rival Armais, suggesting the real royal sepulchre lies elsewhere and noting wall inscriptions were originally for Tut Ankh Amen.
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Paris
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Luxembourg Museum
France
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Luxor
Tut-Ankh- Amen
Pharoh
Armais
Poofessor Benedite
Georges Reneple
Louvre Museum
Davis
King Armais
Benedite
T.am
Carnarvon
Ramesis IV
Raemsis Merneptah
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Cincinnati Symphony Impresses Athens Audience with Reiner
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra under Fritz Reiner performed a two hour program at Ewing Hall on a three city tour. Solo harpist Joseph Vito highlighted the concert with a virtuosic harp number. The program opened with Weber and closed with Wagner, with Respighi and Strauss in between.
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Woman’s Music Club
Athens
Ewing Hall
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Fritz Reiner
Reiner
Joseph Vito
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Teiner
Weber
Buryanthe
Wagner
Respighi
Strauss
Meiner
Shamrocks Promoted For Constipation Relief
An advertisement touts Shamrocks as a remedy for constipation and bowel regulation, claiming 90 percent of illness stems from waste buildup. In Marietta a probate hearing on removing Maud Hulings as administratrix of Captain Harry R. Hulings’ estate was postponed by consent to an unspecified date in April.
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Lulu I. Hulings
Pittsburgh
Maud Hulings
Harry R. Hulings
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin endorsed by veteran physician
A 83 year old doctor reflects on 47 years of practice and endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective laxative for all ages. He warns against harsher laxatives and urges daily bowel movement while suggesting the product's safety, cost, and wide use for constipation biliousness indigestion and related ailments.
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Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Illinois
Athens City Council sets West Union street repaving
The February meeting approved an ordinance to repave West Union street from the new repaving end to Union Depot crossing at 69 percent city share. The council also authorized purchase of 1500 feet of 4 inch water pipe for a new East Union street main and ordered paving Arden Place.
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Athens
West Union Street
Union Depot
Court
Union Streets
Williams
East Union Street
North Congress Street
Arden Place
Dalton
Channer and Sawyer
Shannon Avenue
Columbia Avenue
T. N. Hoover
City Health Board
Watt Street
Sunnyside Drive
Elmwood
Fast State Street
Morris Avenue
Child dies after playing with matches in Bowling Green
In Bowling Green Ohio on February 20 a two year old boy, son of Mrs Henry Hammersmith, died from burns after his clothing caught fire while he played with matches. Despite his mother's efforts the child burned severely and succumbed to injuries.
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Bowling Green
Henry Hammersmith
Reserve picks a new president to run its affairs
Cleveland reports that Dr. Robert Ernst Vinson the president of the University of Texas has accepted the vacant presidency of Western Reserve University. He is 46 and will likely come to Cleveland near July to assume duties and expand the university's usefulness and reach.
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Reserve
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Robert Ernst Vinson
University of Texas
Leader of Rebel Forges Surrenders in Cork Area
Tom Barry, chief leader of the republican irregulars at Cork, and his followers surrendered to Free State military forces today. Cork has been the center of irregular activity against the Free Staters.
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Cork
Dublin
Tom Barry
Free State
Funeral for Midland Bank President William P. Sharer
Funeral services are set for William P. Sharer president of the Midland Bank died at his Cleveland home. Interment will take place in Alliance Ohio his birthplace.
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Cleveland
William P. Sharer
The
Midland Bank
Alliance
Ohio
Missionary Dr Wallace Taylor Dies at 88 in Oberlin
Dr Wallace Taylor aged 88 and a longtime missionary in Japan has died in Oberlin Ohio. A Findlay Ohio native, he retired from missionary work in 1913 after over four decades of service.
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Oberlin
Wallace Taylor
Japan
Wallace
Findlay
Ohio
Banker Dies Sudden in Cleveland
William P. Sharer, 53, president of the Midland Bank since its organization on April 1, 1921, died suddenly at his Hazel Drive home in Cleveland this afternoon.
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Cleveland
William P. Sharer
The
Midland Bank
Hazel Drive
Woman Seeks Ideal Husband Handy at Home and Work
A columnist quips no man exists who is equally handy around the house and in business, noting the challenge of finding a partner who balances domestic skill with professional competence.
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