Will and Ernestine Choose a New Path in Love and Work
In a cramped studio, Will plans to quit cartooning but Ernestine reveals her savings and begs him to pursue his art. She confesses love and a shared dream, while foreseeing financial risks and a chance to help Loring. They decide to bank on Will’s future and share the burden, choosing love and art over mere money.
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Will
Ernestine
Elaine
Lillian
Wil
Pastame
Loring
Bells
Grandmother
Papa
West Slide
Philadelphia
Paris
Langley Lake
West Side
Molly
Pastano
Ruby Pastano
Demand for Dwarfs Met by Inhuman Exploiters
A historical account notes how dwarf traders served medieval nobility, with rulers like Marc Antony and Tiberius reputedly buying or commissioning dwarfs. The text describes cruel methods to create dwarfs and mentions Catherine de Medici allegedly arranging mass marriages to ensure a dwarf supply, though results remained unsatisfactory.
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Marc Antony
M. R. Werner
Liberty
Sisyphus
Rome
Tiberius
Domitian
Heliogabulus
Youthful Actress Debuts Tragedy Where All Characters Are Strangled
A young actress has written a tragedy featuring every character being strangled. The piece promises a departure from the tamed norm of sentimental shows and aims to shock with a stark, violent ending.
False Teeth Frightens Alike Dogs on Wet Metlakatla Street
A Metlakatla man faced a snarling dog as fog thickened the scene. His false teeth slipped from his mouth causing the dog to lash and flee, while the man, startled, shouted in fear as the teeth dangled.
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Alika
Alaska
Three Men Rescued After 18 Days Adrift in Gulf Stream
In the Gulf Stream a motor launch carrying three men from Key West and Miami drifted 18 days after a shaft broke. They survived on canned food, onions, rainwater, and five gallons of collected rain, signaling ships without response until they were found 400 miles north of the Bahamas and picked up by Capt. John J. Maellan near Bayonne.
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New York
Bayonne
N. J
Bahamas
John J. Maellan
Samiel ©. Brown
Joseph Roberts
Joseph Kn Cht
Key West
Fla
Car Vie J. Montecino
Miami
Montecino
Bimini
Knight
Hat Robbery at Atlanta Store Ends with Theft
A man entered a clothing store in Atlanta Georgia and, after selecting a hat, rode an elevator to the business office where he brandished a pistol at A L Zachary the store operator. He forced seven employees into a stock room and stole 300 dollars before leaving after hearing a clerk pay ten dollars for the hat.
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Atlanta
A. L. Zachary
Dead Patient Reverses Death As Daughter Grieves
In Toledo, Mrs Lorena Wolfe, reported dead two days earlier after a cima, regains consciousness two days later. Her daughter Mrs Mary Moore wept beside the bed as the patient shows signs of recovery despite medical caution against immediate burial.
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Toledo
Conviction for First Degree Murder in Ukiah Case
A jury convicts Torrence Westport rancher of first degree murder. Life imprisonment recommended. Mosier admits killing his brother in law Orain Lough with a rifle claiming Lynch betrayed Mosier's sister Alice. testimony questions father’s statement as to Lynch. Town ordinance seeks safer conditions with barking dogs removed from streets. Also notes Wallaceburz game day and longtime residents Martin and Wills.
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Ukiah
Calif
Torrence
The Sin of Causing Others to Stumble Lesson
Lesson on fraternal duties in matters of conscience with emphasis on loving restraint. It covers Romans 14 13 23 and 15 1 13, stressing that individuals answer to God for choices, not others, and that liberty must be exercised to avoid causing others to stumble.
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Rome
Jesus Christ
Christ
God
McCheyne Quote on Daily Devotion as Prime Time
The fragment quotes Robert McCheyne praising the hours spent in communion with God as the noblest and most fruitful work, insisting such time should not be pushed into a corner of the day. It highlights a devout, personal exhortation.
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God
Robert McCheyne
Treasure hunters eye eight thousand sunken ships
The World War fleet is said to hold treasures worth about six thousand million pounds. Divers may recover vast riches from wrecks such as Wilhelm der Zweiter near Africa, Florencian near Tobermory, Lizard near Cornwall, Thunderholt, Toneep, San Pedro near Central America, Merida off Virginia, Lusitania off South Cork, and Arabic with about one million in treasure.
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Wilhelm der Zweiter
Africa
Bay of Tobermory
Cornwall
San Pedro
Margerita Channel
Central America
Merida
Virginia
Lusitania
Cork
Montreal Family Herald
Shortest path to top lies in teaching says study
Freling Foster, in Collier's Weekly, analyzes Who's Who inclusion across occupations. He finds teachers average eighteen years to recognition, with scientists twenty, writers twenty-two, editors twenty-four, physicians twenty-five, artists twenty-six, lawyers thirty, and businessmen thirty-one years.
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Freling Foster
Collier's Weekly
World War Money Expedients Used to Foil Barter
During the war era, nations sought nonstandard money substitutes to curb barter. Baser metals were gilded to imitate gold and silver, while printed wood and compressed pulp acted as currency. Novel fabrics, stamped leather, and even postage stamps in transparent cases circulated as money, with shoe nails used as small change in some European locales.
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Germany
Austria
North Pole Shifting Toward North America
A National Research Council bulletin states the North Pole is moving south toward the Arctic coast of North America at about seven inches per year. W D Lambert of the Coast and Geodetic Survey suggests a possible cause is slight changes in Earth's shape.
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North Pole
Arctic
North America
National Research Council
W. D. Lambert
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Found Declaration Signers Letter Worth $51000
An old volume yielded a letter bearing signatures of several Declaration of Independence signers. The finder sold the document for $51,000, a tidy sum highlighted by Saint Nicholas Magazine.
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St. Nicholas Magazine
Population shift to mega cities rises since 1800
The article notes that in 1800 only six U S cities exceeded 8 000 in population and 4 percent of residents lived there. By today one tenth of the population lives in New York Chicago and Philadelphia, the three largest cities.
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United States
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Conflict tale of retaliation in a street altercation
A man recounts a street clash where Jones struck him first and he admits returning the blow. The exchange centers on who initiated the aggression and the sequence of retaliation.
Fellows' Syrup Promises Vitality And Sleep Restore
Old too soon pity the tired and run down. Fellows' Syrup is touted as a tonic for weakness nerves and fatigue. It replenishes the system with natural elements and aims to restore youthful energy and pep after a few doses. Doctors prescribe the genuine preparation.
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Fife
Grover Whalen Relates Zoo Anecdote in Los Angeles
Former New York police commissioner Grover Whalen shared stories in Los Angeles recounting a zoo visit with characters Rastus and Liza. The humor centers on a zebra scene at Central Park Zoo where a puzzled Liza asks its identity and Rastus, recalling army days, calls it a sports model mule.
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Grover Whalen
New York
Los Angeles
Rastus
Liza
Central Park Zoo
Los Angeles Times
Not Impres sive Efficiency Expert in Home Sales
An efficiency expert is not impressive if he is of the how to utilize match stuls sort. Sometimes the man whose beautiful home you admire is doing his best to sell it.
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Margaret Weymouth Jackson
Wnou Service
Erine de Medici
Lynch
Baga Woodbury
Wallaceburz
Reubiam Murdock
Martin and Wills
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
F. B. Meyer
Fellows Syrup
Onarch
Monarch
Liberal Com
Clelte Sales Co
Locust
St. Louis, Mo
Harold Somers
Brooklyn, N. We
Cuticura Taleum
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden, Mass
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