The Shadow of the Sheltering Pines A Romance of the Storm Country
Tony Devon grows into a poised young woman under the Pendlehaven guardians as Paul Pendlehaven adopts her and grants her a place in a new family. secrets and disputes swirl with Katherine and Mrs Curtis while Uriah Devon plots to reclaim Tony and seize a fortune.
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Tony Devon
Pendlehaven
Paul Pendtehaven
Uriah Devon
Philip
Tony
Paul Pendlehaven
Cousin Paul
Sttle
Reginald Crown
Devon
Brown
Old Top
Uriah
Reggie
Ede
Phil MacCauley
Reginald
Ithaca
Salvation Army
Pendlehavens
Edith
Drunken Insects Infect Lake Trees Draw Midsummer Buzz
A correspondent reports hundreds of wasps in Keston lake fir woods feeding on turpentine forming in season. Large flies and blue bottles swarm, some insects succumbing to the firewater and tumbling to the ground. Wolf spiders stalk prey as aphids and ants intensify their activity amid a bacchanalian feast.
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Keston Lake
Monroe Doctrine Defended in New York Ceremony
In New York, President Harding unveiled the Simon Bolivar statue in Central Park and reaffirmed the Monroe Doctrine as a charter of American independence. He urged Pan American unity and readiness to fight if necessary to defend shared rights across the Western Hemisphere. In Caracas, Venezuela, Washington Park hosted ceremonies around a George Washington statue amid similar commemorations.
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Washington
Western Hemisphere
New York
North
South America
Harding
Simon Bolivar
Central Park
Caracas
Venezuela
Pres Dent-Elect Gomez
Bolivar
George Washington
Washington Park
United States
Mr. Harding
Gil Borges
Hylan
Miller
Pershing Named War Chief to Lead Combat Army
Secretary Weeks assigns General John J. Pershing to head American forces in action. He will form a general staff like the one he commanded at Chaumont France, continuing his supreme authority from World War service.
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Washington
John Z. Pershing
War Weeks
Pershing
Chaumont
France
Governor may call extraordinary term for dry law violators
Governor Miller signaled at Albany that he will aid rapid prosecution of New York City liquor law violators. He suggested convening an extraordinary term of the Supreme Court to clear clogged calendars, a plan praised by Acting District Attorney Joab H. Banton as a much needed step.
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New York
Miller
Albany
Supreme Court
Aphis
Joab
H. Banton
Dr C E Sawyer Named Brigadier General in Medical Reserve
Dr C I Sawyer of Marion Ohio, a leading physician, is appointed brigadier general in the army medical reserve corps. He will investigate government agencies for public welfare and serve as the president's physician noted for hard work.
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C. I. Sawyer
Marion
Ohio
Army Medical Reserve Corps
Senate ratifies Colombian Treaty amid heated debate
The U S Senate approved the Colombia Treaty 69 to 19 with votes on amendments by Senator Poindexter failing. Norris assailed the deal as bought influence while several Poindexter provisions restricting canal use were rejected. A light moment followed as a quip about a memory and a flivver closed the session.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Poindexter
Colomba
Penama Canal
Colombia
Norris
Nebraska
White House
Panama Canal
World News Condensed From The Day
London reports Ireland has proof Sinn Fein negotiating with the Russian Soviet for recognition ammunition and trade rights. Chicago railroads urge wave reductions before the Labor Board with employees to reply next week. New York says U S pressures on Japan from militarist elements to resist concessions. Columbus New Jersey four killed as car struck by a Camp Dix train. Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania trustees elect Leonard Wood as head pending title decision. Chicago claims a capital combine headed by 12 New York banks pushing nationwide shutdowns before the Labor Board.
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London
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Chicago
New York
United States
Columbus
N. J
Day’s Crossing
Here
Frank Kennedy
Anita
Ernest
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Leonard Wood
New York Financial Institutons
United States Railway Labor Board
W. Jett Luauck
Railway Labor Board
Aspirin Bayer Cross Assurance for Pain Relief
An old medical ad states aspirin sold under the Bayer name is safe and trusted by physicians over 21 years. It urges buyers to look for the Bayer Cross on genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin and warns against substitutes for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and general pain. Small twelve tablet tins cost a few cents with larger packages also available.
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Bayer
Oh Those Children Speak of Tongues and Teeth
In a playful exchange a child asks if people can be fixed with new tongues as with teeth. Auntie explains that a false tongue was not the answer, and the conversation turns on how words and mouths relate to healing.
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Eve
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertises Cure
Catarrh is described as a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. The remedy claims to treat internally through the blood and mucous surfaces, destroying the disease’s foundation and improving overall health. Free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Artistic Improvement in Face Painting Question
A dialogue quotes Miss Cayenne asking whether a woman should paint her face and answering that it is not always wrong and can be kind, suggesting cosmetic use as a considered choice.
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Miss Cayenne
Aman’s quirky gaze marks the moment in a dining scene
The courtly mood hints at taste and timing as diners seek precise doneness. A waiter is urged to deliver a rare preparation, signaling a refined dining expectation.
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Tonnibel
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Amy
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Cousin John
Caroline
Katie
Reginald Curtis
Mme
Horse
Red
C. E. Sawyer
U.S. Senate
World News
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Wall Street
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Aman
Orehound
Santo Domingo
Fulton St
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