Notice to Merchants and Traders on License Laws
Caroline County notices warn all persons and bodies exercising business or occupying licensed premises to obtain or renew licenses by May first. It details license scales for traders based on stock, travel, brokers, circuses, and stallion or jack owners, with penalties for noncompliance and requirements for oath or affirmation of stock on hand. Sheriff Owen N. Dulin signs the notice.
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June Day and the Dream of Doctor Fleming
An aging nurse helps June Day, a woman confined by illness, pursue love with Dr. Fleming. The story traces her girlhood dream, her long yearning to walk, and the moment she accepts a life with him as the doctor offers partnership and care.
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Blaze of Glory Gem and the Hohenzollern Curse
A London World correspondent relays a legend of a brilliant star named Lay Kaiser’s Fall, known as the Blaze of Glory, a diamond said to have doomed the Hohenzollern dynasty. From Solomon to Sheba, El Yaklin II, a Jewish merchant, and Brandenburg rulers, the gem’s tale links theft, ruin, and royal fate across centuries. The story ends with Kaiser Wilhelm II resisting removal of the jewel, believing the dynasty must endure despite omens.
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The Master Builder Learns From Others and Advances
A reflection on great builders who willingly learn from others and accept pointers. It argues that daily experience adds to knowledge, making unfathomed facts tomorrow commonplace, and urges staying current to shape the future. The message emphasizes gathering material from the world and advancing through shared facts.
Types of vagrants described as tramp bun and hobo
The passage explains that hobo, tramp and bun are distinct vagrant types. A tramp travels and works some, the bun drinks a lot and works little, while the hobo travels and works sparingly and refuses to beg. It notes the hobo is separate by avoidance of begging.
First Maid Brags About Mistress Party Crowd
A neighbor notes a party described by the first maid as lavish with limousine arrivals grand clothes and large diamonds. The maid recalls guests and says they talked about themselves, highlighting gossip and luxury.
Henry VIII and His Wives Divorces and Executions
A quip from the Louisville Courier Journal questions Henry VIII's marriages and executions. The remark suggests motives behind his divorces and beheadings, humorously implying monetary incentives in alimony.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Russian Painters Thriving Under State Support
Russian painters prosper as the government pays for approved works and art comes under a seven-member council. Four members advocate futurism as earnings rise with a universal payment of 7,000 rubles per approved picture. The policy rewards any effort equally, boosting artist numbers in Russia.
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Understanding Elephant Traits and Behavior Through Gentle Handling
A long excerpt discusses elephants as affectionate, slow to mature, and capable of swift, precise kicks. It notes elephants can endure cold if moving, their potential danger when mistreated, and how proper keepers can train them to perform despite their size. The piece recalls demonstrations with pig and rat tests and explains common elephant driving commands.
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Bridgeport
George Conkmm
Saturday Evening Post
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Bayou Bill
Jerry Mable
Tody Hamilton
Barnum & Batley
New York
War Disability Postwar Disease Dominates Pensions
The Youth's Companion reports that Modern Medicine notes postwar disabilities stem more from disease than wounds. English pensions up to Sept 1 1918 show 58 percent for disease, TB and heat illness 12 percent, rheumatism 6.5 percent, heart disease 9.9 percent. U.S. data up to Jan 1 1919 from the federal board of vocation cites 7,719 cases with the majority due to disease.
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federal board of vocation
Penitentiary Farm Profits Highlight Alberta Report
The governor's report on Edmonton Penitentiary notes 70 acres cultivated with strong results. A tractor and plow costing 1814 produced a net profit of 4191.17. Wheat, potatoes, oats, and vegetables yielded well, with intensive farming praised for profitability.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
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Prohibition Began Under Kamehameha the Great
Historians claim Tinwalian rule started the world’s first absolute prohibition. In 1705 Kamehameha the Great issued a ban with severe penalties including loss of property and exile in loin cloth. Later, foreign pressures reintroduced liquor, and prohibition waned until the great war altered island policies.
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Kamehameha the Great
United
Hawaii
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