A Night in a Metropolis 1917
A narrator wanders New York City by night seeking rest and finds a grief struck young woman who asks for help. He funds aid and guidance but she vanishes from a park bench as dawn returns. The day reveals a tragic drowning report tied to the night’s events.
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New York
Hudson
Manhattan
Pont
Sin
Ome
Olam
Quaker Oats Promotes Ideal Cooking Method
A marketing note asserts over a million users have been served with Quaker Oats prepared perfectly. It highlights flaked oats from queen grains and right cooking to preserve flavor and ease of digestion.
Family notices and a fatal burn accident toll
Mrs Hightower and son Dewey and Clarence McCall return from Madisonville after a visit with Mrs Davis. Grandma Baskin dies after weeks ill and is buried at Walker's Creek. A car fire injures Herman Hawkins fatally. Preston Angell and Willie Majors burn hands and knees but recover. Local kin and visitors attend funerals and injuries noted. Liberty Bond guidance included.
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Grandma Baskin
Walker's Creek
Willie Majors
Preston Angell
Herman Hawkins
Herman
Preston
Willie
Treasury urges bondholders to hold Liberty Bonds firm
Secretary McAdoo asks buyers of both Liberty Loan issues to keep their bonds. He says they are the best investment and notes agents pressuring holders to exchange for questionable securities, prompting the warning to hold fast.
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Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Secrectary
Exchange
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Western
Quaker Oats Company
Railway Exchange
Chicago
J. D. Dobbins
C.N. Green & Bro
Law-Sprinker Mercantile Co
Lindsey Grocery
Geo. T. Moore
J.D. Morton
Jim Neinast
Cameron
Mary McCoy
Mrs. Baskin
Louisiana
Jim Majors
Fred Angell
Fort Worth
Watty Hawkins
Wichita Falls
Lola and
Mrrzillah
Jinks
Frank Angell
John Angell
Henry Laywell
Mr. Angell
Louis Morrow
Josephine
Tharp
Klement
Magnolene
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Frank Case
Cameron, Texas
E. Sinningson