Broadway Jones Seeks New Life After Jonesville
Broadway Jones leaves Jonesville after learning of his uncle's will and moves to New York. He buys luxury cars, signs with an agency, and names a stylish apartment The Smile on Joy street as his new home while meeting Robert Wallace and pursuing a fresh, daring life in the metropolis.
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Whipple
Jonesville
Broadway
Judge ' S Study
Sherifa
Vic Fore
Con
Grover
Robert Wallace
Jackson
Clara Spetawood
Josie Wicharda
Clara
Jose
Josle
Midway
Jubee Place
Wallace
Clara Spotewood
Fentleman
Josie
Mr. Wallace
Robert
Robin
Adair
New York
Jesle
Cfty
Broadway Jones
Sammy
Clare
Gammy
Rip van Winkle
Fammy
Cate
Judee
Boston
Bright
Waele Abner
Jonesville Academy
Bootewood
Judge
Hill Higgins
Bill
Mies Jonesville
Connecticut
Abner Jones
Indies
Grand Central
Azi
Gridley
Air
Jackson Jones
Joy Street
Happy Boulevard
Pickere Ewims
Rankis
Yeu
Gotham
Essex Street
Almont Races Off From Joneaville After Court Warning
Almont hurried to depart Joneaville following assurances to the judge of a speedy exit. The scene closed with the roadway ready for travel as authorities prepared for the next steps.
Fisherman Cat Delivers Fresh Food by Clever Quirk
A quirky tale describes a cat that hunts for fresh fish to feed itself and its owner. The patient animal waits by a water line and signals when bait is being mocked, keeping steady vigil until the fish bite. Rather than typical meals, eggs are suggested as a healthful daily diet for a recovering cat patient.
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Cate
Tele BP
Names That Live in Language and History
Fragmentary musings trace how terms migrate from individuals to common usage. The text references Mackintosh Macadam Captain Boycott Doctor Guillichin and the House of Commons, framing how names become phrases and enduring linguistic anchors.
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Macklntosh
Macadam
Boycott
Lord Dandwich
Guillichin
House of Commons
Not a Case of Deception in Boarding House Romances
A fragment from a boarding house tale questions authenticity of romances among residents. A young woman tires of being called poor and reveals lonely dinners at cheap eateries with a visiting suitor. They admit their pretenses and fear returning home to claim dining with friends.
Bearded French Statesmen In Cabinet Shave Debate
Portraits in Le Journal show not a single member of the cabinet clean shaven. Twenty years ago a clean shave marked a French statesman as priest or actor, while the younger generation favors smooth faces and athletic culture.
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Prenchman
le Journal
Eleaven
Burmese Marriage Superstitions Weigh on Names and Fate
A fragment notes Burmese beliefs linking weekday name days to marriage, suggesting contrarian unions invite misfortune. It mentions a girl carrying her birthday record with weekly letters and names starting with those letters, and hints at lovers facing superstition-driven obstacles.
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al Childres
Mt le Rathe Bard
Marks
Burm
Unik
Peo
Retain the Soil Moisture in Fruit Growing
A Horticultural writer argues soil moisture preservation is key for large fruit crops, especially strawberries. Mantaining a dust mulch around each plant reduces evaporation, while shallow cultivation 1 inch deep preserves moisture. weekly tillage suffices, though frequent showers demand flexible timing and judgment.
Dry-Farm Disk Tool Details and Best Use
The article explains dry-farm disk tools and stresses the disk as essential for a dry farm. It compares full blade and cutaway disks, notes double disks excel for summer fallow, and advises matching disk size 14 to 16 inches for efficiency and power. It also covers follow-up harrow use and terrain considerations.
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L. C. Aichler
Sorghum Crops Adapted to Heat and Drought
Sorghums tolerate heat and moisture shortages, lying dormant during long dry spells and then thriving after late season rains. They are reliable, profitable summer crops adaptable to most state regions, often yielding better than corn in the west and offering strong feeding value.
Grimm alfalfa drought resistance questioned in north regions
A writer examines Grimm alfalfa performance under drought in western North and South Dakota, noting doubts about its drought resistance for maximum yields in northern conditions. The analysis claims data show little room for controversy, with performance differing mainly under southern conditions.
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North
South
Tmhkota
Mithe
A Poor Milker
A cow that stops chewing and shrinks from milking signals a poor milker. Excess force or jerking the udder damages the animal and education in gentle milking is needed.
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Eles Boly
Colts on Pasture Simmering Pet Om Pasture
A fragmented item notes horses in a pasture and mentions a pet or simallgs term. The readable portion centers on outdoor animals and grazing conditions, with no clear event, date, or organization identified.
Weep Geet rine: Emperor atteaches infant development
The article fragment mentions Commander Walter Atamen and a figures related to an emperor, with references to a historian named Geoco fancroft and a Boon toll place at the Ame & hassy.
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Deve
Ernemmitil
Walter Atamen
Geco Fancroft
Boone Toll Place
Ame & Hassy
Proposed new dance hall ordinance targets intoxicated entry
City officials draft a measure at the request of Policewoman Ann Foreey to ban quor sales and bar intoxicated patrons from the dance hall. The ordinance would require appointed officials to monitor entry and may restrict late hours for older residents and public gatherings.
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Ning Aurora
Halle
Mide Nicht
Winder
Wien
Ann Foreey
Psychic Hypnotist Aims to Delight or Daze Audiences
A controversial hypnotist claims to evoke heat or cold and happiness in subjects with mere willpower. Critics dismiss the skill as nothing special, likening it to a janitor's abilities and urging skepticism of sensational claims.
Modern Courtship Exchange Graphone Records
A humorous exchange highlights courting methods as a couple quips about sending letters versus graplaphone records, illustrating playful modern romance themes in a light newspaper item.
Pleasure Gone and the King Question
fragmented quotation about not wanting to be a king and fearing fame. speakers discuss preference for anonymity and lack of fealty in a distant land. text reads as a quirky aside without clear event or location.
United States Imports Most Sugar In 1912
The department of agriculture reports U S sugar imports reached 3 022 187 short tons in 1912, up from 797 514 in 1911. Cuba supplied 60.3 percent of the total.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Cuba
Average cost of growing a dairy helfer in Wisconsin
Investigators from the Agricultural Department report the average net cost to raise a one year old dairy helfer on a Wisconsin farm is 39 dollars and 52 cents and the cost for a two year old is 61 dollars and 41 cents.
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Agricultural Department
Wisconsin
Elks Convention Expected to Draw 60000 in Denver
Denver anticipates a record grand lodge B P O Elks session in July 1919 with 60 000 visitors projected. Early reservations show 2 000 visitors already signed and organizers forecast attendance could double the 1906 figure of 20 000 people, including 14 000 Elks.
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Denver
Grand Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Tecal Lodge
Whole seed must be used for potato planting says Grubb
Eugene Grubb advises Colorado growers that whole seed yields better crops than cut seed. He suggests planting seed potatoes 15 inches apart in rows, selecting disease free true-to-type tubers, and choosing a plot unused for five years, preferably with alfalfa or grain, with late July seed placement.
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Xenes
Synopais
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Rankin
Ott
Jack Gerard
Seventy-second Street
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Josie and
Cat
Angier
Asherman
Grubb
Killicker
Carwrcar
New Mexico
Wyoming
COLOM
Cartarcar Co
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Deaver
Kodaks
Bend
Hestmes Kodaku
Deaves
Colorado
K Institute
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Colo
Keeley
Genasco
Tylad Lake
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Weite
Priven
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