Billy at Knob Hill and the open house mystery
A vivid story fragment follows Billy as he trails a rope of boys through rough terrain, finally entering a grand mansion with an open door. Inside, gaslit splendor, distant music, and whispers hint at an afternoon reception and unseen rooms. Tomorrow, Billy returns for the reception.
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Jer
Billy
Jim
President Pane Ocean criticized for pessimistic baccalaurate tone
The article reports criticism of President Pane Ocean for a pessimistic address to the senior class. It notes claims that his remarks reflect a general American trend and warn against losing the wartime moral uplift and reverence for core values that united the nation during 1917 and 1918.
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Ann Pane Ocean
Princeton
Leviathans of the sea set to crown American navy race
The article describes the Tennessee class dreadnoughts and sister ships under construction at Mare Island, Philadelphia, Newport News and Fore River. It predicts 18 battleships, including Colorado Maryland and others, will make the US Navy the world’s greatest unless Britain gaps the pace.
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Tennessee
California
Mare Island
Philadelphia
Newport News
Fore River
Great Britain
United States
Colorado
Maryland
Washington
West Virginia
South Dakota
Indiana
Montana
North Carolina
Iowa
Massachusetts
Open Season for Black Bass Across Regions Raises Names
The article notes black bass widely distributed from streams east of the Rockies to California with many local names such as bronze bass growler and red eye trout. It discusses confusion over terminology and the need to align common names with official catalogues as mid June opening approaches.
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The
Sun and
New York Herald
Rocky Mountains
California
Storth
United States Fish Commission Res
Hal
Week Seven Degrees Cooler Says Report
The weather bureau weekly crop report for the week ending June 21 describes a seven degree drop from the prior week with frequent showers. Day temperatures averaged 70s, nights near 40s, and high 80s. Regions include Cheyenne, Sheridan, Lander, Salt Lake. showers aided spring wheat and oats, improving stands and moisture. Winter wheat remains good, rye heading, alfalfa producing well, cattle conditions improving.
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The
Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Lander
Special Election Meeting Seidey June 26
A notice announces a special election meeting led by Seidey scheduled for June 26. It outlines agenda details and invites eligible voters to attend at the designated venue.
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Seidey
As Woman Thinks When Honesty Ceases to Be a Virtue
Essay discusses how frankness can hurt others and expose truth telling as blunt and harmful. It cautions that being brutally honest without tact leads to misery and hurt feelings, urging honesty with consideration and kindness.
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Sali
Palmer visits Cheyenne during presidential campaign stop
Attorney General Palmer arrived in Cheyenne after a lecture and met with Democratic leaders during a train tour. He commented on Cheyenne’s air and culture, and then moved between train sections to continue his campaign schedule.
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Ra Palmer
Pal
Waighing
Cheyenne
Mr. Palmer
Sidney
Miss Hobbs at the Atlas Two More Days
The Atlas presents Miss Hobbs in a revived stage style comedy featuring Wanda Wheently and a who’s who cast including Jerome Weadyl and Jack Mulhall. The plot centers on a woman deceived by lovers while Cupid complicates the tale on screen.
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Alta
Atlas
Wanda Wheently
Hiven
Jerome Weadyl Wal
Miss Hobbs
Cupid
Foley Pills Help Kidney and Bladder Trouble
A letter from Wan and wife of 14098 Spring Ave Tevington New Jersey says Foley Pills relieved their long running kidney and bladder symptoms. They report improved blood flow and reduction of swelling and joint and muscle pain after using the product.
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Wan
Spring Ave
Tevington
N. J
Hack
Dear Mrs. Thompson Heart and Home Problems
A daughter pleads for help as her elderly, crippled mother, living with her children, is neglected by siblings. The letter asks how to handle unkind relatives and to safeguard the mother’s dignity. The adviser urges patience, suggests involving the mother in small tasks, and emphasizes a higher moral consequence for cruelty.
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Mrs. Thompson
Moltar
Sinsfly
Mhik
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