Dodge Bros Dealers Conference Attended by Vialle in New York
G Walter Vialle of Torrey & Vialle attended the Dodge Bros dealers conference at the Pennsylvania Hotel in New York last week. Reports from dealers nationwide indicate a strong year ahead with Dodge cars expected to be announced February 1 and orders advised early for spring delivery.
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G. Walter Vialle
Torrey & Vialle
Automobile Distributors
Dodge Bros
Pennsylvania Hotel
New York City
Dodge
Mr and Mrs George FitsRoy Visit Relative in Utah
Mr and Mrs George FitsRoy of Provo Utah spent the past weeks in the state visiting Mrs FitsRoy sister Mrs I R Bebarrell during the past week.
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George ‘M. FitsRoy
Provo
Utah
Odd Fellows Hall Hosts Mason Club Victory
Odd Fellows club wins third match at the hall giving them a six point lead in the tournament as they played the Mason club at the event venue.
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Ar Cems
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
A Feast of Good Music at Guild Old Folks Dance
IOOF hosts two Boston artistes at Wajay and the Guild annual Old Folks' Ball with a big crowd. The event, rising age limits, draws old and young alike. A 60-year-old dancer calls it good exercise and keeps one young.
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IOOF
Boston
Wajay
Guild
Grange Hosts Musical Night At Maynard Grange
Maynard Grange held a Tuesday evening musical program with vocal and instrumental numbers and dances. Highlights included Ruth Grady of the Players performing, plus dances such as Romani and eccentric. The 11 year old Grady, daughter of Henry Grady, previously appeared in The Heart of Maryland. Members planned a spring initiation and social activities.
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Maynard Grange
Tricia Higgins
Sains Wer
Gocelet Solo
A. J. Burke
Ruth Grady O
Grady
Henry Grady
Blue Bell
Community aid feeds ex servicemen families in town
A nearby town sees a single family with a mother and two babies receive clothing shoes food and money after help from local Legion Ladies Auxiliary and supporters. Clarence Howards heads state relief efforts as many workers aid veterans and their families through 1922.
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Eain Clarence
Howards
Welf
Thomas Hanlin
Veterans’ Hall
Gibbe Sails to Second in Local Regatta
Local maritime event yields Gibbe in second place with notable performances. Sailors from nearby clubs competed amid steady winds on the bay, with awards presented to top finishers and community spectators enjoying the afternoon.
Probate notice of will and administration request
Middlesex heirs and interested persons receive notice that Mary Cler and Rodney E B Pratt petition for letters of administration with the will annexed for Loring N Fowler of Concord. Executors decline to act. court citation requires appearances by heirs, kin, and interested parties for three successive weeks and by mail. January date shown. P M BSTY, Register. Pescott Keyes, attorney.
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Loring N. Fowler
Concord
Mary Cler
Rodney EB. Pratt
Chemie
Mhasinene
Essex
Ald Court
The Surgeon's Delusion An Old Colleague Reveals Truth
The story follows a house surgeon who saves Stephen Reynolds by cross connecting arteries to spare the heart. O Leary confirms the surgeon’s long held delusion about a celebrated method, reshaping the doctor’s career and life. Reynolds dies three years later. the surgeon marries Lillian after recounting the past.
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St. Bartholomew's In
O'Leary
Royal College
Turner
Stephen Reynolds
Reynolds
Reynold
Liliini Resnelis
Sural
Miere
Lillian
Stephen Reyrids
Barth
Leary
Close to Death in Desert Trial to Pass as Mohammedan
A narrator recounts attempting to reach Medina by disguising as a Mohammedan traveler. After a Bedouin sheik exposes the ruse by a test with a tobacco pouch the plan collapses and he orders the author back the way they came, fearing exposure.
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Mecca
Belovers
Medinates Temple Manning
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Mohammed
Medina
Fohimmedan
Gablma
Ren
Flying Gas Cloud Revealed Moving Through Space at Vast Speed
A glowing gas cloud speeds through space at 1125 miles per second. It is traveling away from Earth, with travel time to reach us measured in thousands to millions of years. The cloud may be ejected from a distant gigantic sun or gradually accumulate gas to form stars like those visible at night.
Argentina Emerges as Global Sporting Nation
The piece notes Argentina's rising role in world sports with strong soccer, tennis, field hockey, fencing, rowing near Buenos Aires, cricket, and improving golf. Polo thrives on estancias with thrilling meets, and the famed Wild Horse Ranch polo team sparked an English sensation.
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Argentina
New York Evening Post
Tigré
Buenos Aires
New London
Henley
Wild Horse Ranch
England
No Longer Loved Them Phonographs Draw Fire
In a Farm Life excerpt a clerk recalls long years selling records and phonographs. The tone laments waning attachments as sales pressure fades and staff reveal fatigue from trying out records for reluctant buyers.
Unclear Dialogue About Brown and Old Town Visit
Fragmentary quote notes Brown not complaining about his wife and recalling a summer visit to his old hometown where he dreamed of a girl he had discussed for twenty years. Context unclear from clipped text.
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Brown
Boston
Trancerint
It Is a Good Time to Be Alive Says The Villager
The Villager argues that machinery did not create life but life creates a new world. The piece notes half the world moving to new offices and dreams, Asia waking, and America poised for grand adventure. It questions prophets and forecasts, praising the era of change.
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Earth
Notien
Asia
America
Sat Coughwa
Beatrice
Grafting Tails on Goldfish
The article describes grafting tails on very young goldfish while flesh is transparent. Underwater, skilled operation attaches two to four tails, with some deaths but a profitable outcome. In Japan, generations of such culture produced superior goldfish amid favorable climate and light.
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Japan
Origin of Adam's Apple Legend Counts Roots in Genesis
The brief tale traces the phrase to a popular legend claiming Adam choked on the forbidden fruit, leaving a protrusion in the throat as a silent mark of the first sin. It notes that this is a post biblical lore not found in the Genesis text.
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Reg
Adam
Cut to Suit Kangaroo Hop Impresses Small Ties
A Birmingham Age-Herald quip features a playful exchange about a “kangaroo hop” dance style named by a professor. The gag notes the hop’s adjusted scale for small ties, contrasting with a full room leap.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Patient Visitor Seeks Audience With Indirect Hope
A terse exchange centers on waiting for a person of interest. The caller insists on waiting despite being told the individual may be busy for hours. The reply echoes classic dialogue about perseverance and purpose in a social setting.
Quotes, quips, and musings on life and human foibles
A collection of epigrams and maxims on politics love science and human nature. It playfully mocks stereotypes religion and daily behavior while urging perseverance and curiosity. The prosaic observations contrast optimism with satire across varied subjects.
Different off the Stage Dareham Drake Lady World-Famous Film Villain
Dareham Drake, famed as a film villain, finishes a busy day at the studium. He solves locks, breaks into cases, and finally finds his own door locked. He pays a locksmith $20 to open the door after failing to find his latchkey.
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Dareham Drake
Te Studium
No Labor Saver Traveling Man At A Little Restaurant
A traveling man in a hot, screenless restaurant argues for screened windows and door. The proprietress frets that screens would be unsightly but could help, and she questions whether they would be nicer. The exchange reflects a casual debate on pest control vs appearance.
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Delig
Harper’s Magazine
In an Ancient Town Pageant a Return of Arch Dreamed
A group of Americans in a town lately hosting a pageant discussed a grand arch. An attendant traced the age of the structure and suggested the arch could be linked to Alfred and Edward. A guest questioned the idea and pressed for a clearer purpose of the回 return.
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Alfreda
Edward
Discontented Citizen Speaks on Privacy and Income
A citizen earning $3,000 a year narrates relief at not having to disclose personal details to the public. He notes that while privacy has value, he is content with not sharing what he wears leisure activities or affections, despite his income level.
Plain buyer fails to seal purchase at Retail Ledger
A very plain girl asks for a book titled Cultivate Your Natural Beauty and leaves with purse in hand after the clerk’s casual question. The brief item appears in the Philadelphia Retail Ledger.
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Philadela
Franks Man and Molly Exchange Truths
A dramatic exchange unfolds as one character faces a choice between flattering deception or candid truth, signaling tense curiosity and social dynamics between Frank Man and Molly. The dialogue hints at hidden motives and potential conflicts to be explored.
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Frank Man
Edison’s Automatic Oa Ping Device Rumor
A fragment mentions an Automatic Oa ping device and a joking remark about Mrs Edison being on mode. The text is garbled and unclear but centers on a supposed invention with lighthearted allusions to Edison and his wife.
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Mr. Edisons
Stumped. Marjorie Now Married After York Sun Remark
The York Sun notes a personal remark by Madge H6 about a man's world being his if loved, followed by the couple's marriage, and a remark about difficulty finding an apartment.
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Madge
Bi Marjorie
York Sun
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