They Wouldn't Believe By Roy Vickers
Olive confronts Connie about a dangerous legal action and a plan to force Connie to see Sir Theodore Jelks. Connie resists, fearing prison and loss of autonomy, while Olive secretly pressures for the ten o’clock meeting to prevent Connie from leaving town.
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Roy
Tuuski
Olive
Dunald
Sugustus Brierly
Sandie
Egreinker Jones
Concle
Staerk
Geiss
Alin Bey
Tiel
Dassen
Donald Hens
Connie
Connite
Donald
Querk
Mme
MI4
Esterday
Sir Theodore Jelks
Mr. Querk
Sir Theodore
Bac de Ok
Olive Weston
Connie— Ory
Connikin
Tam
Rae
Perhans
Tommerren
The Fun Shop and Its Quirky Tales in 1928
A collage of comic vignettes and spoofs from The Fun Shop page, featuring playful dialogues, shipboard quips, and stage sketches. Highlights include a speeding joke about train refunds, a doctor’s misdiagnosis with Rastus Brown, a self-made woman lampoon, a home-maker parody, and a three-act forest drama set in Minnesota.
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The
North Woods
Matthew L. Tennant
Minnesota
Ike
Bill
Dumb-Bells Void Mumiliation of Child
A mother argues against humiliating a child in public and favors private reprimand. She cites Tim’s better listening when disciplined away from peers and warns that shaming in front of playmates breeds rebellion and diminishes discipline value.
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Tim
No Title From a Cryptic Proverbry
A compact reflection on religious devotion and restraint. The piece questions modern appetites and the lure of nightlife, suggesting that those who abstain from excess may find happiness. It contrasts old fashion beliefs with contemporary temptations and money’s allure.
The Quiet Hour For Children To Grow In Silence
An essay argues for a daily private hour for children to meditate free from parental interference. It suggests starting in infancy with tiny private moments, progressing to longer periods as the child grows, ending with a parent child chat. The piece emphasizes independence, reflection, and shared warmth after quiet time.
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Billy
Spain
Wwe
Efficient Housekeepingcolumns and reader tips mix
A collage of kitchen how tos and household hints from Laura Kirkman and readers. Recipes cover pineapple cereal roiled eggs coffee luncheon baked beans and more, with baking notes for cookies tomato sauce and sour-milk chocolate treats, plus tips on painting cans ahead and cleaning up garbled tips from readers.
Emancipating Love How Women Should Court Husbands
Dorothy Dix notes Mrs. Harriman’s view that women should pursue desirable men in marriage. She argues emancipation from old norms allows women to pick mates, asserts the right to propose, and claims a contented wife benefits both spouses while many men fail to recognize signals. This view challenges passive femininity and calls men to beware.
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Brice
Mr. Man
Visitors and Moves Highlight Devon Notice
Miss Evelyn Bergeron of Ellis Street and Miss Bernice Morhier of Springfield are visiting Mrs Julia Bryan in New York City. Mr and Mrs J Williams move to Four Corners. Mrs Florence returns from New Hampshire. Mr and Mrs Frank Woodruff and Mrs Clara Woodruff vacation at Yellowstone. Fancy Article and Food Sale planned for Saturday on Mr M Harrison’s lawn, Bridgeport Avenue, by St Ann's Church Ladies Aid Society. committee: Mrs Tellone, Kernin, Stemitz.
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Devon
Evelyn Bergeron
Ellis Street
Bernice Morhier
Springfield
Mass
Julia Bryan
New York City
J. Williams
Four Corners
al. Plorence
Naugatuck Avenue
New Hampshire
Frank Woodruff
Clara Woodru
Yellowstone National Park
M. Harrion
Bridgeport Avenue
Ladies Aid Society
St. Ann's Church
Joseph Tellone
F. Kernin
G. Stemitz
Summerall to Inspect Devens Summer Units
Major General Charles P. Summerall army chief of staff will inspect summer training units at Camp Devens and the Watertown arsenal in Massachusetts on July 29. He will then inspect Fort Adams Rhode Island, address the state American Legion convention at East Providence, and speak at the dedication of the World War memorial. Fifteen states have passed laws protecting native wild flowers. Ancient Chinese regulations once capped house heights to permit dragon processions.
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Washington
Associated Press
Charles P. Summerall
Army
Camp Devens
Watertown Arsenal
Massachuetts
Fort Adams
R. I
American Legion Department
East Providence
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