Plague Saga of Vesta and the Chauffeur Echoes
A fragmented narrative recounts the remnants of a plague ruined world. Professor Smith portrays Vesta Von Warden and a brutal Chauffeur as stark symbols of a fallen civilization. In a frontier camp by Lake Temescal, survivors wed savage life to memory and the looming shadow of gunpowder.
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Bill
Vesta von Warden
Vesta
Chanteur
von Veriton
Professor Smith
Lake
Temescal
Vasta
Vesta van Wardan
Gramfisons
Perth
St Port Costa
Vance
Sre
Tuan
Telegraph Hill
Lotta Devres
Profesor Smith
Hill
Granser
Edwin
Hare Lip
Cely
Vrij
Scotch Capable Humor In Old Scottish Dialect Tales
A fragmentary historical note humorously critiques rural Scottish ignorance of geography and language. It references a Glasgow merchant, a bailie, and a mock inquiry about a supposed New York shipment, followed by quips about local figures and a festive boast, all in a Dagberry style voice of yeoman wit.
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British Isles
Glasgow
D. Tincleod Muailoch
New York
Lense
Bailie
Shakespeare
Meltcch
Dailie Blunk
Mr. B
Dobb
Vicious Proverb On Charity And Business Beginnings
The piece critiques the saying Charity begins at home, arguing it excuses selfish, hard hearted actions. It cites promoters, moneylenders, and foreclosures as examples where “business is business” justifies harm, urging readers to reject the reflexive justification and demand fair, trustworthy conduct.
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Christian Endeavor World
Cour Gla
Resson
Wren Dtorn
Felding Young Calves and Protein Show Latest Feed
A clipped OCR item notes young cattle at Felding with rationing details and a related update from three brothers. The fragment references protein levels and agricultural showing events, signaling ongoing farm practice and livestock management among local growers.
Pen the hens to get eggs
A farming note argues keeping hens confined from maturity to marketing yields higher profits for villagers and suburbanites with limited yard space. It favors dry feeding, grouping birds by flocks, and warns against expensive trap nesting or selective breeding, noting range hens may produce similar totals but with more effort.
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George H. Fellard
GIVING OIL FOR INDIGESTION IN TURKEYS
An old poultry remedy article notes indigestion as a major death cause among lackeys and describes a home experiment using raw toasted oil in small spoonful doses. The author claims the remedy revives a dejected turkey next day, contrasting with violent purgatives used by others.
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Tye
Sayer
Growth of Duexilng in Q nekling 5 Scientists Note
The report highlights notable growth between week three and week four of its seeding period for the Q nekling 5, observing increased weight and rising usability. Researchers emphasize that the growth spurts occur during the late growth phase, with data showing consistent gains across multiple trials.
Investment in Life Insurance Prompts Confidence Amid Hard Times
A Pittsburg lecturer notes a strong rise in life insurance during hard times, with $730 million insured last year. He cites industrial and small endowment policies, urging belief in institutions and planning as prosperity returns, despite war and economic strain.
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Charles W. Scovel
University of Pittsburg
Hig
Leeder
United Press
Pittsburg
Ceri
Fragmentary note from a historical page item
A brief, fragmented line from a historic newspaper page preserves a lone phrase about faith and a dwelling space. The readable portion hints at a reflective or narrative context without clear events, names, places, or dates to anchor a full summary.
Naval improvement urged by Secretary Daniels
Newport June 28 A United Press report says that Secretary Daniels urged the United States to modernize its navy with airships and new weapons to keep pace with world developments. He noted air and sea power are essential and pressed for an updated naval program to prevent seclusion by advancing technology.
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United Press
Newport
National
Daniel
The
Navy
England
Cleveland's Latest Fad Sparks Workplace Games
In Cleveland a new fad spreads among workers with daily five or six games staged by Taylor and Sons. Female employees, led by Ty Cobbs, Hi Bakers, and Terrible Terry, compete to form a star team by summer’s end to be named champion among men’s staff.
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Cleveland
Ty Cobbs
Hi Bakers
Terry
Star Girl
Taylor& Sons
Preacher Hangs Self in Milwaukee Bedroom
A fifty six year old Episcopal rector, Wescott of New York, hanged himself with a bed post cord in his Milwaukee hotel room after a failed second attempt. Bishop W. W. Webb of Milwaukee responds to the tragedy.
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Milwaukee
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