Return of Webster Brow in Braddock era tale ends reunion
In a Braddock era scene Webster Brow returns to Alexandria and reunites with Josephine and Elsie, finding his lost ward Elsie in a garden setting. He confronts Josephine about the ward while a prior mission to deliver a message fails. The tale ends with a hopeful reunion as the young woman cries out for him.
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Alexandria
Ark
Douries
Alexattefin
Gene
Marian Boconla
Manongaheta
Tns
Rives
Josephine
Mistress Hewitt
Caeter Hewitt
Hewite
Annapolis
Busby
Atdof
Oher Grivance
Nerthiter
Webster
Braddock
Alwayre
Hewitt
Elsie
Sean Tay
Hewlett
Campo
Arden
Aueh
Hess
Sarrs
Rusty
Fatal Faue Pas at Dinner Ends Managerial Career
A Kansas City Times fragment recalls a dinner where a sales function triggers a manager’s downfall. Goomis proposes a story that derails the narrator, who suspects a fatal blunder born of drink and nerves, prompting an impending departure from town and business circles.
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Mr. Goomis
Venin
Goomis
Scotelman
Kansas City Times
Human Body Depends on Toe for Balance
The passage discusses the role of toes in balance and manipulation, noting that perfectly formed feet are found among less civilized groups while civilization alters toe shape. It claims toes functioned as a second set of fingers and mentions Indian craftsmen using toes, then suggests future changes in toe use.
Toes Essential for Balance in Daily Life
The passage argues that toes are necessary for balance and mobility, noting their role in walking, cycling, football, and dancing. It emphasizes that toes act as a delicate sliding lever supporting balance, and warns against dispensing with them.
The Woad Makers and Ancient Dye Process
The article describes ancient Siitons dyeing with woad and notes dye manufacture continues though not for original use. It mentions wooden rollers drawn by horses crushing woad and a water mill in the Fen country used seasonally, with processes similar to two thousand years ago. Woad still has specialized uses in modern industries.
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Parson Prove
Fen
London Mall
Vultures Used to Clean Tibet Garbage
In Tibet lacking modern waste facilities lamas trap black vultures and tie a rope to their legs. The rope connects to a peg while a rock serves as a perch. Garbage is spread for the scavengers to feed and rapidly remove it.
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Tibet
Secretary's Annual Financial Statement 1928 for Aurelia Iowa District
The School District of New Aurelia in Cherokee and Buena Vista counties Iowa presents its year ending June 30 1928 financial report. It lists receipts and disbursements for Special School House Fund Emergency Fund Schoolhouse Fund and General Fund including salaries tuition texts fuel and transportation. Indebtedness and estimated retirements are shown with a certification by Secretary E S Kiernan dated Feb 6 1929.
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New Aurelia
Cherokee
Buena Vista Counties
Iowa
Kiernan
Aurelia
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Illinois Central System
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Auralia, Iowa
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