Prairie Dog Village Reveals Watchful Sentinel Roles
David meets a Prairie Dog in a dirt mound conversation with Happy Giggles. The creature explains the village burrows, sentinels, and bark alarm that signals danger from hawks snakes and wolves before he slips back into his dugout. Copyright 1925 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
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David
Mr. Prairie Dog
Prairie Dog
Bilty
Happy Giggles
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Words of Wise Men on Youth and Wisdom
A fragmentary reflection on youth as experimental and wisdom as a circle of understanding. It argues against fanciful vanity and stresses balance between knowledge and tranquillity, liberty, and true virtue while noting the dangers of vanity and dress over substance.
Secretive Lee Chow Reveals Big Boss Man’s Fate
The dialogue centers on Lee Chow recounting a years long relationship with a powerful employer. He describes war, blindness, secret papers, and plans to leave for Miss Graham on Long Island. A mysterious departure and potential danger set the scene for Hugh Grantland’s looming plight.
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Lee Chow
Hugh Grantland
Major Grantland
Big Boss Man
Tee Chow
Dan
Miesee Graham
Long Island
Missee
Graham
Diemay
Odd Facts From Oberammergau and Southend Acrobat Feats
Oberammergau famed for woodcarving exported from Bavarian town as a product of lifelong training. In Southend near London an aerial acrobat suspended by feet performed a perilous stunt on an aerial merry-go round.
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Oberammergau
Southend
London
Wrongs That Won't Die From Winifred Black
A sympathetic column recounts a young country girl’s repeated mistakes and the harsh consequences she faces after moving to the city following her mother’s death. The piece reflects on fault, responsibility, and the hope for guidance as she seeks a way forward.
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Winifred Black
Best Dress Dreams Of A Young Seeker
A girl recalls her modest outfits a best dress and everyday kimono and two pairs of shoes as she plans a future. She learned her mother spent the last cent to send her to business college and envisioned becoming a secretary and later an office manager with a riverside apartment.
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Wwwvses Wwegye
Secre
The City Visit that Turned to Family Trials
A country girl moves to the city for a brighter life with matinee plans, romance, and a new book, but tragedy, rumors, and a child’s future test her. After marriage and a son, a powerful suitor offers security yet distance grows as the husband rejects the boy, prompting a moral dilemma about what is right for the child and family.
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Mama
Little Sister
Cody
Diary of a Fashion Model in Apron Styles
The dialogue centers on fashion trends in aproned daytime frocks. Pam notes Madame uses apron treatments on her models and sets city fashion, while the narrator emphasizes authoritative influence and social circles among the fashion set.
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Pam
Madame
Tomorrow's Horoscope Warns of Troubling Changes Ahead
Genevieve Kemble notes conflicting planetary aspects may bring perplexing situations and possible unwelcome shifts. Caution urged for new projects and employment. those with coming birthdays should act carefully. A vivid tangent describes fashion details and a 1925 setting.
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Cnses
Anatomy of the liver and bile ducts explained
A health columnist extols the liver as a complex chemical plant, describes the bile duct or common duct, and notes that gallbladder absence is possible. The piece warns against overindulgence, poor diet, and inactivity as causes of duct and gallbladder diseases, and touches on common remedies and health questions.
First American submarine pioneer at Sandy Hook
In 1916 the German U boat Deutschland crossed the Atlantic triggering awe at foreign invasion fears. The article notes an American inventor David Bushnell from Saybrook who created the American Turtle, a periscope like undersea craft with a glass window design and manual tiller operated by a single arm.
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United States
Atlantic Ocean
Fiest
David Bushnell
Saybrook
Yay
Sandy Hook
Home Craft Soap Saving Tips For Tight Budgets
Households can reduce costs by buying soap in boxes of one hundred cakes and melting small remnants for reuse. Save scraps in a bathroom jar, then melt at home for washing and personal use. keep general bath soap and hand soap on hand in a convenient place.
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