Pelham Twins Stir Romance amid Winter at Morris Manor
Douglas Raymond, a college graduate hired at Morris Manor, confronts his past as Natalie Pelham, sister to the mischievous twin he teaches, returns during a midwinter storm. He recalls youth, duty, and lingering love while caring for the twins and facing Natalie's quiet reunion and unresolved feelings.
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Nero's Dining Room Revealed By Excavation In Lome
Excavators in Lome uncover the ancient dining room of Emperor Nero. A revolving chamber, three shafts, and a 120 foot descent reveal a hidden mechanism likely powered by slaves. Nearby lies a bath complex with decorated walls and bathing rooms.
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Practical health hint for broader shoulders during exercises
Readers are instructed on multiple shoulder broadening routines. Stand upright with arms in front then raise and lower while keeping muscles rigid, breathing in on the raise and out on the drop. Repeat with arms overhead in a circular motion and with arms extended to the sides to maximize shoulder movement. Pikcit Indian clubs are recommended.
The Universal Uproar in a World of Turmoil
Josh Wink notes a global tapestry of conflict and unrest. Balkans battles, suffragettes burning, Japan at arms, South African gold miners, British troops, rail and coal strikes, and Mexican turmoil. He ties these events to a restless, warlike era in 1910s style.
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Government study pins flavor faults on metals in butter storage
Washington researchers report that iron and copper in cream or processing equipment introduce metallic or fishy flavors in store aged butter. Tests show iron and copper accelerate off flavors even at tiny concentrations, and poorly tinned pasteurizers worsen the effect. The finding aims to help buyers screen consignments and protect storage butter quality.
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Dairy Division
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Newlyweds Tie The Knot With $700 Bonds
In Youngstown Ohio two 17 year old Elizabeth Boldi and 20 Casian Bartt Jr plan to marry this month under an ironclad agreement. Bartt Sr pledges a $700 farm and vows his son will not loaf gamble drink or dance with other women. Boldi Sr deposits $700 to ensure his daughter becomes a model wife and stays faithful.
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Youngstown
Bartt
Eagle Injures Printer Kept by San Angelo Zoo
A large eagle in captivity at the San Angelo Nebraska zoo attacked Benjamin Harrison a printer who teased the bird outside its cage. The bird slashed his nose with its claws then gripped his left wrist and hand. Men removed the talons with pliers.
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Arabic Spelling Simplified Supposed Ancient Form Shown
Professor C. C. Terry of Yale argues the Lord s Prayer was first written in Arabic verse and recited a passage at a Philadelphia meeting. Maurice Bloomfield cites a Vedic concordance for ancient use of simplified spelling. Brockwell notes ancient birth vows sworn on the thigh.
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C. C. Terry
Yale
American Oriental Society
University of Pennsylvania
Terry
Maurice Bloomfield
Johns Hopkins University
C. A. B. Brockwell
McGil University
Canada
Painter Depicts Christ as Giant Laborer
Boston artist Louis Ransom after fifty years of study created a painting of Christ as a muscular workman. He says Christ was a carpenter who used a broadax and did manual labor, and his vision occurred as he began painting after years of research.
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Louis Ransom
Boston
Nightgown Shroud Directive Revealed in Will
Florence Ogle Hunt, widow of Luigi Rocca Gradara, heir of William Ogle Hunt, died in Rome. Her will orders burial in a nightgown and a white blanket with a red border once used by her husband, with other quirky provisions noted.
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William Ogle Hunt
Luigi
Rocca Gradara
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Non-Residents Notice From Fountain Circuit Court
The Fountain County Indiana Fountain Circuit Court issues a non-residents notice. Clara Brindle is ordered to appear December 1 113 to answer the complaint in the action brought by Parnell and Livengood. The writ is signed by Clerk Leroy Sanders.
Non-Resident Notice in Fountain County Foreclosure Case
Non-Resident notice in the Fountain County Indiana case John 3 Koster et al versus Irvin states defendant Joseph W. Irvin is nonresident and must answer by December 1 in the Fountain Circuit Court during the September term. Clerk Leroy Sanders seals the notice. Attorneys Purnell and Livengood represent plaintiffs.
Non Resident Notice in Fountain County Court
The Fountain Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana issues notice to defendant Anna E K Fosdyke that she must appear December 1 1913 to answer the complaint or risk judgment in her absence. Clerk Leroy Sanders seals the notice and attorneys F S Purnell and A T Livengood sign for Pitts. September 2 1913.
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Fountain Circuit Cort
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Kountain Circuit Court
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Steere
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Anna EK. Fosdyke
Fountain
Fountain Circuit Court
F.S. Purnell
A. T. Livengood
Pitts
The National Show Window Advertises Knowledge
The newspaper is described as a daily show window that changes and informs readers. It urges readers to use ads to learn about new goods and merits and warns that skipping advertisements wastes an opportunity to gain valuable knowledge.
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Notice of Administration for Willian R. Foster Tate Estate
Notice is hereby given that the administrator signed memorandum and certified date for the Coroner Cart of Mourtiir Coll. as Executrix for the Estate of Willian R. Foster Tate of Fountain County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Florence FL Abdilil bxecutrisx, John Py. Martin, Atty. AAG. Ow
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Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Alderson Estate
In the Twothe Pountain Circuit Court the administrator Barry Alderson has filed a final settlement for the estate of Themas Alderson deceased. A hearing is set for September seventh at the court to approve the account and vouchers and to require heirs creditors or legatees to show cause if any why the settlement should not be approved. Heirs must appear and prove heirship at the same time.
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Twothe Pountain Circuit Court
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Brereoy
Wawrwy Alderson
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Oregon Journal launches Western information bureau offer
The Oregon Journal announces a Western information bureau with a special introductory offer. Send 150 cents for six months of the Semi-Weekly Journal and receive a free 144 page illustrated booklet detailing Oregon resources and opportunities. Portland, Oregon.
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Oregon Journal
Bureau of Western Information
Oregon
Portland
Seeks Kidd's Treasure Expedition from Oregon City
J W Stivers a prominent Willamette rancher plans a two week departure for the Oregon coast inspired by a gypsy fortune teller. The tale says Captain Kidd's treasure lies in a cave near Nestucca beach marked by a cross and horse shoe. He seeks capital to finance the quest.
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J. W. Stivers
Willamette
Oregon Coast
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the Oaks
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At 81 Walks Five Miles to Folk Ball
Dana Burbank of Barnard, 81, walked five miles to attend a folk ball in White River Junction, Va. He learned to dance at 76 and now enjoys it, saying dancing is harmless and helps him feel年轻 despite aging.
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Dana Burbank
Barnard
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Doctor Held for Cruelty 10 Dogs at University Lab
Dr J E Sweet assistant professor of surgical research at the University of Pennsylvania was held on 400 bail by Magistrate Haggerty on a cruelty charge by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Allegations claim cruel vivisection practices in university laboratories.
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Philadelphia
J. E. Sweet
Medical Department
University of Pennsylvania
Haggerty
Society For the Prevention of
Alenrietta Ford Ogden
Rich
Samue
L S. Geyer
Cornell Students Earning Self Support Share 32 Percent of Costs
At Cornell Ithaca 1069 undergraduates are partially self supporting with total annual earnings of 184 906 dollars averaging 173 per person. This funds 32 percent of college expenses totaling 573 794 dollars. 123 students earn room and board. Individual earnings include 380 at 100 200 dollars 218 at 200 300 51 at 300 400 31 at 400 500 and 42 above 500.
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Eighty Four at Brazil Woman Seeks Third Set of Teeth
Mrs. Caroline McGregor aged eighty four of Brazil Indiana continues dental work as she cuts her third set of teeth. Eight teeth of the third set have erupted to alert her to wear her false set and complete the process.
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Samuel M. McGregor
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