Haunted House Mystery Continues in Dramatized Search
The narrator recounts a tense night revisiting a crime scene with Halliday. They reenact events by lamp and clock, fearing unseen intruders as a red light flickers above and the library shadows conceal possible culprits.
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Problems of Court Service In St James Role
Percy Armytage recounts royal arrangements for King Edward’s coronation. He details locating a Buckingham Palace area house to host the Jaipur maharajah and his 206 attendants and a cow, with a well and pure white hornless cattle. The cow was to die of natural causes after the visit.
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Ostrich Interferes in School Cricket in South Africa
In Mon tagu a South African village game saw ostriches near the field as a batsman struck the only ball the team had. One bird reached the ball and swallowed it, but the ostrich was later caught.
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Young Boy Seeks Safe Crossing from Stranger
A well dressed five year old asked a man on the curb to watch him cross the street. The man accompanied the child across a danger zone before the boy thanked him and walked away, hinting at a future as a man who frequents family friends and asks girls to dance.
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Handwriting and Character Belief in 17th Century Italy
The idea that handwriting reveals a person’s character was developed in Italy during the seventeenth century. Proponents linked penmanship to moral traits and temperament, influencing educational practices and perceptions of writers.
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Italy
Dr Caldwell Postulates 47 Years of Practice
A physician reflects on constipation and his 47 years in practice. He advocates natural remedies over drastic purges and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, non habit forming bowel emptying remedy available by mail from Monticello Illinois.
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Ash Grove furniture dealer pays Metcalf in copper coins
A Buik A furniture dealer Ian Galbraith sold a bedroom suite to Mrs J D Metcalf. After delivery she pointed to a box containing 6700 cents saved over four years. The coins were rolled in sets of fifty and weighed eighty four pounds.
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Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Cleveland Woman
Mrs Exizasern Toso of 14913 Male Ave Cleveland Ohio reports weakness and nervousness after illness improved after taking ten bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she can now stand eat and feel strong again and offers the testimonial for use.
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Rat Wears Corset in Hastings Trap Find
A rat caught in a Hastings Nebraska trap appeared to wear a girdle or corset. Vigorously it had crawled into a marrow bone, couldn’t shake it off, and the bone’s small hole limited its growth. The creature resembled a wasp in shape.
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Snake Swallows Hen Eggs in Cape May Poultry Nests
Cape May New Jersey poultry raiser Harry Dennis found six foot black snake swallowing an egg from his hens nests after dark. He killed the snake and recovered all the missing eggs, according to Capper's Weekly.
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Resourceful Millie Clif digs worms to fund camp funds
Eleven year old Mildred Clif could not afford the $3 camp fee for a Nevada junior farm bureau camp at Washoe Valley. She arranged with Katherine Lewers, UN art teacher, to dig angleworms for the teacher’s prize ducks at five cents a dozen. When the camp opened she had the money.
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Nevada Junior Farm Bureau
Washoe Valley
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Katherine Lewers
University of Nevada
Charm and a Smile at the New Shop Floor
A floorwalker praises a new saleslady and urges restrained use of her friendly smile. The exchange appears in the Louisville Courier-Journal.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
City Man Explains Urban Life Through Observation
A Louisville Courier Journal remark contemplates city living with a compact exchange on how residents crowd together and how a stranger may step in to help others. The quotation frames urban life as crowded, but cooperative.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Women and weight loss schemes of the era criticized
The article comments on prevailing beliefs about women and dieting, noting many efforts to shrink figures as flawed. It highlights push for safer, modest approaches over extreme measures, reflecting period attitudes toward health and appearance.
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