Courage on Picket in Quiet Duty by Richard Benedict
A poem contrasts loud battlefield valor with quiet courage on the picket line. It honors the duty of standing alone at a danger-post obeying commands with faith and serenity, deeming this the truest heart.
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Richard Benedict
A London Fields Mystery in Lavender Row
Alf Jarvis is found murdered on London Fields in Lavender row after years of strife. Jenny Cripps, Ben Gillett, and others become entangled in the case as Jenny mourns while Alf’s enemies and vigilante speculation swirl around her. Ben confesses to Jenny and reveals he killed Alf in a tequila of jealousy, but the truth is kept hidden as the inquest proceeds.
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Lavender Row
Alf Jarvis
Alf
London Fields
Jenny Cripps
Jenny
Ben Gillett
Ben
Jarvis
Mrs. Cripps
Clever Woman Wins Seat On Sixth Avenue Car
A witty tale set on a Sixth Avenue surface car describes a clever woman who exploits a young man’s chivalry. She drops a handkerchief and, while he offers help, slips into his now empty seat prompting a blush and polite thanks.
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Sixth Avenue
Seventy Second Street
New York Sun
Poem by Gertrude Buck in the Atlantic
The passage presents a creative verse by Gertrude Buck published in The Atlantic. It evokes nature and music with sensorial imagery of brown mist, lights, fairy torches, and rhythmic movement, inviting the reader to listen to a measured, enchanted singing.
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Rosy Sraasen
Gertrude Buck
Atlantic
Floor tiles set Mexican pavilion floor at world fair
Twenty five tons of Mexican tiles of various designs were used in laying the floor of the Mexican national pavilion at the world’s fair.
Mrs Brown and Mrs Potts Share Wives Health Tales
Two women recount their recovery with Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound praising its help for womb inflammation ovaries and kidney trouble. Mrs Brown from Hot Springs Arkansas says three months cured her pains and rebuilt her health restoring her marriage and vitality. Mrs Potts story urged to benefit all mothers and wives.
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Dean Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cons. F. Brown
Cedar Terrace
Hot Springs
Ark
Mothers’ Club
Mrs. Potts
Lydia E Pinkham herb remedy credited for restoring health
A testimonial from Mrs Anna Porrs of Hot Springs Arkansas describes miscarriages followed by health improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports better appetite fewer headaches renewed energy and the birth of a healthy child within a year. The letter urges others to seek confidential advice and to insist on the remedy.
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Dean
Anna Porrs
Park Ave
Hot Springs
Arlx
Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors
A list of patents granted to Northwestern inventors includes William Box of Yankton South Dakota for a door fastener Frank Crolius of Minneapolis for a hernial truss Robert Hiler of St Paul for a rule case Eugene Mc Phee of Lead South Dakota for a two wheeled vehicle Joseph Miller of Duluth for a horse collar Herman Patry and L 5 Hanson of Cloquet for a watch case Leonard Paulee of Minneapolis for a corner clamp for showcases. patent lawyers Lothrop and Johnson located at 911 and 912 Pioneer Press Bldg St Paul.
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Northwestern
William Box
Yankton
S. D
Frank Crolius
Minneapolis
Minn
Robert Hiler
St. Paul
Eugene McPhee
Joseph Miller
Duluth
Herman Patry
L. 5
Hanson
Leonard Paulee
Difference Between Thinking Of Yourself And Thinking A Lot
The saying contrasts self regard with self focus. It notes that valuing one’s own worth is different from constantly dwelling on oneself and can influence confidence and social interaction.
Land openings in South Dakota reservation drawing
Advertisement announces a land opening in South Dakota for 41700 acres with registration July 5 to 23. Northwestern office at Bonesteel seeks applicants and agents. a Land Manual with proclamation and details costs 25 cents. D T Morgan in Bonesteel invites inquiries.
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Csebud
Dakot
Oklahoma
Morthwestern
Bonesteers
M. Sen
D.T. Morgan, Sonestsel
Question of Gender in a Village Store Dialogue
A village lawyer enters the general store asking for a ribbon for her topwriter. The new clerk replies with gendered confusion, asking if it is for her or for it, highlighting dated attitudes toward gender roles in a Philadelphia Enquirer quotation.
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Philadelphia Enquirer
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