Clothes and the Professor a Christmas Story at College
Jean Gray receives an invitation to spend Christmas with a graduate at a distant campus. She fears she cannot attend in plain clothes until a cast member offers a serge dress, enabling a dream holiday. Cary Endicott, the attending professor, remembers her stage past and, after a snowy pursuit, asks her to marry him. He reassures her that clothes fade. people matter.
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Jean
Miss Gray
MALLORID NOLDEN
Cary Endicott
Nancy
Mrs. Stolden
Cary
Cory
Crary
Tean
Profesor Endicott
Jenn
Printer's Devil Sparks Rubber Heel Industry Origin
A printer with sore feet allegedly used a rubber mat to cushion hours of standing. The mat was hidden by the mischievous printer's devil and the idea of rubber heels emerged, spawning a global industry with engineers researching compounds for durability and distribution.
Result of Selfishness and the Age of Reptiles
The text argues that the era of reptiles was driven by selfishness while ancestors helped each other. It warns that selfishness brings penalties, citing the extinction of Azards who pursued a "get everything" philosophy. It claims hereditary memories of terror and hatred from that age persist in us.
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lfe
Seasons and poetry in infinite scope exchange
In a dialogue from the Birmingham Age-Herald a grand young man with shell-rimmed glasses and luxurious hair contemplates weather as poetry. He questions whether winter or summer yields better output, while another replies that all seasons suit him, as his soul is attuned to the Infinite.
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Birmcngham Age-Herald
Gawker Residence Entertainment Sparks Banter
The Birmingham Age Herald notes Mrs. Gawker hosts guests at the Gaw ker residence with fashionable chatter. The column jokes about her grammatical errors and elocution missteps as the main entertainment, offering a playful portrait of social gathering etiquette.
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Gawker
One of Them in a Drapery Shop
A drapery store manager tests a job applicant with questions about teetotalism selling prowess and language skills. The young man claims to speak many languages but is exposed when a French customer speaks only French. The employer recalls the teller’s boast that he could tell a good He, revealing a misunderstanding and the humorous mix up.
Cranberry Farm Industry Grows in Pacific Northwest
The article notes a cranberry farming boom in Washington and Oregon as a new industry, detailing steps to develop bogs. It describes costs around 1,000 per acre for ground preparation, scarifying peat, sand layering, and vine planting at ten inches apart yielding about 60,000 vines per acre, signaling strong competition to eastern cranberry producers.
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United States
Pacific Northwest
Popular Mechanics
Washington
Oregon
Lewis and Clark
Columbia river
Will Develop Jet Industry in Utah Deposit
In Wayne County Utah miners have located what is believed to be the world’s largest commercial jet deposit. Discovered accidentally during copper assessment work the jet is now being mined with plans to invest in modern machinery and expand into a major industry.
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United States
Wayne county
Utah
Baltimore American
Smoking at Washington Japanese smokers dominate armaments talks
The article notes Japanese visitors at the armaments limitation conference smoked most heavily. Baron Kato and Prince Tokugawa are frequent smokers, Mr. Dubach, Hanihara temperate, Briand the main French smoker. Smoking was banned in plenary rooms, but allowed elsewhere.
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Washington
Baron Kato
Prince Tokugawa
Mr. Dubach
Hanihara
Hughes
Briand
Near Niagara Falls a new power hub may emerge
A speaker for the Engineers' Society of New York argues that most Niagara Falls electric power will be consumed locally rather than transmitted long distances. He says an industrial center will form near the falls, noting transmission to San Francisco would be prohibitively costly.
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Niagara falls
Engineers’ society of
New York
America
Niagara
San Francisco
falls
Bartle Breaks the Record in a Tin Cupboard
A boy named Bartle Dire Threat? Bartholomew is locked in a large cupboard by his mother after a noisy fit. He bellows and stamps until silence follows, then declares from the cupboard that he has broken the record and will smash the machine if not released.
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Bartholomew
Bartle
Detroit Free Press
Impressing the Visitors at the Congressional Session
Foreign correspondents watched the conference as President delivered his message. The notable moment was William Allen White of Kansas sharpening a pencil in the press gallery and letting the shavings fall onto the dignity tubes below.
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William Allen White
Kansas
Manchester Union
Snowflakes Are Hexagonal in Crystal Form
Snow crystals largely exhibit hexagonal shapes with hundreds of variations in form. The meteorological note highlights the common hexagonal structure as a defining feature of snowflakes.
Bears Most Powerful Tribe Of Bears Dominion
Polar and grizzly bears are described as the strongest members of a powerful bear tribe with unrivaled muscular strength eclipsing other animals like the moose and tiger.
Sperpy? New Spaery Event Piste
Sparse readable text hints at an event or notice titled Sperpy Piste with unclear details. No concrete names, dates, or places are legible to form a reliable summary.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Arms
Red Circle
Andes
Borden
A& P
Baker’s Cocoa
Eagle Brand
A&P
A. & P. Sote Distributors
Mueller
Underwood
okg
Atlantic
Pacific
the
U. S
M. Kk
Newnam
Nuttle Home
C. Leslie Wallis Denton
Caroline county
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
JAMES II. FISHER
T. PLINY FISHER
James H. Fisher
dee’d
MEPS
PRU IE
Eastern Chore Electricervice
Maryland Public Service Commission
Eastern Shore Gas And Electric Co
Denton, Maryland
DENTON NATIONAL BANK
Bayer
Fletcher
Vick
DENTON DRUG CO
R. C. JACKSON
Greensboro
Hamilton
Illinois
F. J. WRIGHT
Optometrist
Denton, Md
Plymouth Rock
J. HOWARD PASTORFIELD
Denton
CAMBRIDGE PRODUCE CO
Cambridge
WM. PEPPER CONSTABLE
Maryland Trust
Baltimore, Maryland
Elkton, Maryland
ST. PAUL
T. C. PRITCHETT
Henderson, Md
PRINTER'S DEVIL
CRANBERRY “FARM
Niagara’s
LERY
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