Horse as a Poor Reasoner in Domestic Life
A Denver Field and Farm writer argues the horse is a poor reasoner and hard to unlearn bad habits. He notes the animal’s fear and irrational reactions when confronted with unfamiliar positions or altered control, such as being kicked when a rider is turned upside down or restrained.
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Denver Field
WAKING DAWN AND THE JOYOUS STRIDE OF VITALITY
A fragmentary poem scene shows dawn imagery and a lover unseen by many, then shifts to a man walking the street radiating vitality. The kaleidoscope compares intimate yearning with public energy, ending with a quote attributed to Frank Crane.
Decatur Club Calendar and Local Social Notices
The November eighteenth Progressive Culture Club meeting outlined plans for the French Academy and the Barbizon School exhibit. Mrs. J. T. Jones praised federation work as director while several local residents were noted for travels, visits, and hosting events.
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Progressive Culture Club
Decaturs
R L. Maury
Prgram Ovns
Mende Des Beaux Arts
Cunningham
Barbizon
Jean ‘Baptiste Corot
E. Hl. Allison
J. T. Jones
U D C Delegates Oppose Modern Dress Styles Here
A New Orleans Daily States clipping reports U D C delegates outraged by daring fashion, citing slashed skirts and diaphanous veils as abominable. Mrs Tate, Mrs Tench and Mrs Barker voice calls for simplicity and even legal prohibition of extreme styles while Miss Hattie Alexander and Miss Eula Doznavan return from Birmingham with visiting friends.
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Georgia
Hogpskirts
Carl
Pulaskia
John W. Tench
Florida
Arlington Committee
Cross of Honor Committee
W. H. Barker
Barker
Hattie Alexander
Birmingham
Eula Doznavan
Alexander
Sheriff Sale in Morgan County Alabama 1913
The sheriff of Morgan County Alabama announces a public auction of T H Gunn's real estate to satisfy a judgment in favor of B B Jones. Property includes parts of sections 23 21 township 5 range 5, in Morgan County. Sale set for December 8 1913 at Decatur courthouse door.
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Law and Equity Court
Morgan County
Alabama
T.H. Gunn
T. H. Gunn
Court House
Decatur
Ala
B. B. Jones
Three Cent Benefit Planned for Children in City
Philadelphia on November 19 reports a three cent benefit meal for improperly nourished open air class children at Durham Public School. The Home and School League will serve a three cent meal in addition to a penny luncheon, with a daily rotating breakfast menu including creamed fish on toast milk and bananas, and plans to extend similar meals to other public schools.
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Philadelphia
Durham
Home and School League
League
Daily echoes echo and borrow culture persists
A fragment hints at readers adopting a borrow and share mindset within a daily culture, noting ongoing interest and repeated borrowing patterns across communities.
Baltimore Inquiry on Flat Roof Uniformity Sparks Debate
A dialogue from Baltimore questions uniform flat roof designs arguing uniform roofs would improve pedestrian safety by keeping streets predictable for motorists. The exchange raises urban planning concerns about aesthetics and traffic flow.
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Baltimore
Decatur Purchases Rubber Coats Boots for Fire Dept
The city of Decatur bought several new rubber coats and boots for its fire department and reports the new fire alarm system is near completion. Decatur aims to have one of the most up to date departments in the state.
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City of
Decatur
Williams MPG Co and Claver Drug Co Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows names Williams MPG Co and Daniel Drug Co with unclear city or date details. Context implies a business or legal notice fragment needing clarification from the source document.
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Waliams
Vrons
Clevetar
Daniel Drug CO
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Tennessee
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39Th Street Theatre
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Lyceum
Decatur High School
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