Sheridan s son Bibbs falters as family tensions rise
In the Sheridans New House saga Bibbs, guardianed by his father and entangled with Edith and Mary, spirals from a sanitarium treatment to mounting pressures. Roscoe resists pressure to return to work after illness worsened by family strife, while Mrs Sheridan presses for unity and progress amid debt and looming final settlement notices.
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Notice to settle delinquent taxes in Greene County Indiana
Persons owing delinquent tax please call at once and settle to save costs of collector fees. John W. Johnson, Treasurer Greene County Indiana.
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John W. Johnson
Greene Co
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Getting Good Alfalfa Stand: Planting and Care Tips
Missouri writer G A Borlesch shares alfalfa planting advice. Sow mid August on prepared land with about 10 pounds seed per acre, use a hand seeder, plow wheat or oats ground deeply after harvest, harrow and drag to level, cultivate to kill weeds, and double harrow after sowing to secure a strong stand for winter.
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G. A. Borlesch
Missouri
Not the Saleslady's Fault Folded Ribbon Sale
A public remark by a floorwalker accused of delaying a ribbon sale. He questions a four hour wait while two women, each with a baby learning to talk, arrive at the counter. The saleslady defends her handling of the situation.
Great Question on Work and Purpose in labor
A reflection on the meaning of work and how people approach daily labor with or without personal interest. The author contrasts happiness in work with striving merely for bread, invoking Charles W. Eliot’s maxim about doing work with meaning.
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Charkos W. Eliot
Motoweays idleness and food for workers
A garbled note mentions idleness on routes and meals for workers. It hints at rest and recreation as a change, but the text is largely unclear and fragmentary. The piece reads as a stray, nonsensical OCR fragment with no firm events or identifiable people or places.
Nungesser Heroic Ace Survives Flight of Severe Wounds
Paris describes Louis Nungesser a famed WWI pilot and cavalryman. He survived a near fatal crash after a heavy battle, shot down a German Albatross, and continued flying despite severe injuries and a damaged craft. He earned the Legion of Honor and continued solo missions.
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Rich Thrice, Dies Poor A Mining Engineer
San Francisco Philip Deidesheim, eighty four, once famed mining engineer, died in poverty. His square set timbering system enabled Ophir mine on the Comstock lode and is said to be used worldwide. He hoped his mining claims would restore his fortunes.
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Philip Deidesheimer
Comstock Lode
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