Carol Kennicott Transforms Gopher Prairie in Modern Mirth
Carol Kennicott, a lively new bride, moves from St Paul to Gopher Prairie to remodel the town. Her idealism clashes with small town decorum as she pitches fashion, culture, and a Chinese themed party that unites the crowd in a chaotic, comic celebration of self expression and social boundaries.
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Carol Milford
Mankata
Mass
Minoesma
Ceose
St. Paul
May
Dr. Mennicott
Retura
Gopher Prairie
Carol
Clita
Kennicott
Littie
Dawsons
Sisra Stowhody
George Edwin Mote
Harry Haydock
Durr
Lyman Cass
Lynn
Carel
Nat Ricka
Ena Woody
Dave Dyer
Dave
Ella
Nat
Marl
Henry Hardock
Csrel
Reymie
Mr Wutherspoon
Raymie
Raymis Sant
Chay
Sandy Pompadour
Sherwin Rox
Raymond
Caicago
Feu
Doc Kennicott
Ena
Fashion's Forecast Apron Pattern for Girls and Misses
Pockets of cretonne and bright binding brighten a sleeveless undyed apron pattern for girls and misses in sizes 4 8 12 and 18 years. Pattern costs 16 cents by mail. binding 7 yards and price 15 cents for fabric guidance. Send name and address to Pattern Department Bridgeport Telegram. If batteries not received in five days, call Barnum 100.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Barnum
British War Veterans Plan A Celebration
British war veterans announce a coming celebration with a concert and dances on Stratford Avenue. The Ladies Auxiliary will provide refreshments for attendees from lodges including St. George and Pioneer, with other groups invited.
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Stratford Avenue
I. Stab Sram
Seores
Kcorin
Martha Washington Lodiwea Hayn Boan
Tha Sone
St. George
Pioneer
Bret
Court Hands Down Two Opinions in Bridgeport Suits
In the county court before Judge John Walsh two civil actions were decided without any disposition. Charles Bansch sued Blue Aluminum Body Company of Bridgeport and was denied. defendant must pay $42,609.14. The second action against J A Sullivan resulted in a judgment for $405.25 in favor of the transit company.
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Wade Publin
Coumton Pleas Court
John Walsh
Charles Bansch
Blue Alabon Body Company
Bridgeport
Pudge Walsh
Jocal Concern
J. A. Sullivan
Stamrora Transit Competiv
Priitife’s
My Marriage Problems in a Moonlit Fishing Trip
A fragmented prose scene recounts Adele Garrison's revelations and a tense fishing outing with Ted and Pred. The narrator wrestles with emotional weariness, parental tension, and a sudden chilling moment as an unseen figure nears under the moonlit night beside the water.
Released from prison for medical treatment story
A prisoner in Wisconsin was granted early release for medical treatment today by Governor Elaine. The action follows a request from the prison, with conditions to remain under treatment and possible further review. Names and specific local details were reported but unclear in the fragment.
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Mathlyn Wis
Grace
Jiri
Dacl Roberts
Govarnor Dame
Govenor
Elaine
Advice to Girls by Annie Laurie
A reader asks for guidance on family pressure and dating with a jealous rival. Columns offer reassurance that kindness earns respect, advise maintaining distance from troubling behavior, and suggest waiting for a letter if a long-distance suitor promises true affection.
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Annie Laurie
Main Fairfields with Bill Steinke at Fairfield fair
Wednesday, November 9, reporters describe scenes after the fair. The piece names numerous locals including Captain Pete Bull, Bill Halvin, East Fairfield Avenue, and various storefronts. A windy, wet night seeps into the fairground with water, chatter, and social banter among residents and officials.
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Ani
Pete Bull
Agh
Crealor
Uute
Fairfeld Avenue
Marriage of Dorothy Quincy to John Hancock and its social context
An OCR excerpt recounts Dorothy Quincy’s marriage to John Hancock in the late 18th century, highlighting her Boston society origins, her mother’s gentility, and Hancock’s status as a wealthy educated suitor. It notes the couple’s earlier courtship, Judge Quincy’s patriotism, and Dorothy’s presence at Lexington amid Hancock’s letters expressing longing and frustration over her response.
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John
Col. Elmes
Joey
Howard
Weward Clark
Ninonis
Simaarmes
Walnut Beach
Bill
Henry Greenstein
Gorge Eames
Tomstroaw
Amerti
Marriei
Dorothy Quincy
Dorothy
Twen Quincy
Kausland
Wes
Ats Rhut Bogdel
Tne
Miss Quincy
Desolky
Boston
John Hancock
Harryar
Judge Quincy
Young Hancock
Anne Lydia
Lexington
Quincy
Lexston
John Adams
Gaushter
Sleeping Sickness Study Planned At Place Of Origin
An expedition funded by the Tropical Nikeasos Privention Association will travel from Congo toward Bay Sudan to study the transmission and treatment of sleeping sickness. It aims to determine origin and spread, with vaccines and immunity discussed, amid a West Africa epidemic context and concerns over mortality.
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London
Nikeasos Privention Association
Congo
Sudan
West
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