Salvation Army Maternity Hospitals Aid Desperate Women
The Salvation Army runs maternity hospitals aiding betrayed and destitute women by providing refuge, care, and future baby support. Of 7103 admitted last year, 6408 returned to self supporting lives. They offer low cost confinement rooms and an Out of Love Circle connects past residents across 23 cities. Over 85 percent of graduates now support themselves and their children. Nearby Hot Springs Nev offers natural fireless cookers using boiling water from a hot spring into cooking holes for visitors.
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Salvation Army
Nev
Dream interpretations from the Chicago American
A haunted dream lexicon links murder to inheritance and illness to kin, predicting outcomes from killing friends to domestic happiness. It cautions that killing wild beasts signals happiness while harming tame animals foretells family troubles. It also links lost buttons to misfortune and long life to possession of buttons.
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Chicago American
Impossible Inventor's Wheelchair Dream Comes True
In Cloverdale Rhoderic Smith unveils an electric invalid chair inspired by Clifford Childs, his frail brother in law. The device runs eight miles an hour, can be kept in the parlor, and marks a step toward a new company making practical mobility aid. Clifford tests the chair as Hilda and Ruth watch with mixed pride and hope. Howard, the ambitious town landlord, previously scoffed at Rhoderic, hinting at rivalry as the invention nears production.
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Childs
Ruth
Rhoderic
Hilda
Rhoderick Smith
Ithoderic
Hin
Romanta
Bayton
Edison
Clifford
Cloverdale
Cerk
Mr. Howard
Bis Gut
Rhoderic Smith
Where the Women Triumph in Nursing Duty
Alfred Edge argues in favor of nursing as essential female work and a powerful force in patient care. He praises trained nurses for their cheerful effect on the sick, noting their authority and resolve in medical settings. The piece frames nursing as vital, capable, and undermining male dominance in caregiving.
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Tle
Alfred Edge
London Mall
Artificial Abrasives Carborundum and Corundum
The text notes that humans can rival nature in abrasives by artificial means. It explains the creation of corundum and a distinct abrasive, carborundum, both produced in electric furnaces, highlighting their superior and unique properties compared to natural forms.
Ptarmigan Stands Alone on Highest Hills in Winter
Among European birds the ptarmigan is unique as the only species to stay at its high hill haunts through winter and summer. In Britain its nesting ground on Scottish roofs is shared with dotterel, golden eagle, peregrine falcon, and snow bunting. The dotterel only summers, eagle and peregrine nest on lower elevations, while the snow bunting moves to glens and sheltered corries in winter.
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British Islands
Scotland
Helbrau and the Fourth Dimension Debate
A professor named Helbrau spends extensive time arguing about the fourth dimension. He resists opposition, confidently stating his views with little challenge from others.
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Prof. Helbrau
Absentminded Eph Davis Loses Bonds Then Finds Them
Old Ephraim Davis, famed for absentmindedness in Chenango County, buys a new suit and bonds at a tailor and bank. He hides bonds in his new suit, later searches his old suit, panics, then returns with the new suit and discovers the bonds in his pocket at the bank, prompting amused laughter from bank staff.
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Ephraim Davis
Chenango County
National Bank
Prehistoric Giant Unearthed in Baluchistan
The remains described as the largest mysterious land animal ever found in Baluchistan suggest a creature akin to a rhinoceros with a giraffe like neck. Two neck bones appear large, with teeth unlikely to be moved by simple force, hinting at extraordinary size and strength.
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Baluchistan
Blue Sundae Recipe Sparks Punny Exchange
A soda clerk pitches a violet ice cream with crushed blueberries and dubs it a blue sundae. The boss agrees the idea sounds good and asks the name, prompting the playful exchange quoted by a judge.
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Tye
Savings account offers 4 percent interest quarterly
The notice promotes opening a savings account that pays 4 percent interest compounded quarterly. It emphasizes readiness to seize opportunities and the option to withdraw anytime while interest accumulates if unused.
Sale of John Dyer estate in Caroline County suit
Orphans' Court of Caroline County orders publication of notice in local newspaper for non-resident heirs and all heirs-at-law of John Dyer deceased to appear by July 18 to answer a bill seeking sale of real estate to pay debts. The land involved is a one-half undivided interest in a lot described in a 1907 deed, with value under 2500 dollars. The case names J Virgil Moore NS Lizzie Moore et al as plaintiffs.
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John Dyer
Caroline County
Nathaniel Tilghman
Alexander Mason
J. Virgil Moore
Harriett Dyer
Levi H. Tilghman
Florida
Stephen Dyer
Maryland
Lizzie Moore
Walter Moore
Leona Stanford
Addison Stanford
Philip Dyer
George F. Dyer
Ida Dyer
John A. Dyer
Yancy Dyer
Mary Dyer
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Orphans’ Court
Richard T. West
Alisha H. Harper
William J. Shawn
J. Howard Pastorfield
Register of Wills
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin — Bennis, EH
Johnson Melvin &Jobnason, Publishers
Jonathan Brace
North Carolina
Sltaleigh
Sir Walter Raleigh
Taleigh
Queen Elizabeth
America
Roanoke Island
Virginia Dare
England
Spain
Virginia
France
Palatinate
Newburn
Carolina
South Carolina
Carolus
Charles
Charles IX
Charles II
Old North State
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Impossible
Howard
Rhoderick
Ptarmigan
Eph
the Farmers & Merchants
Denton, Maryland
Calvert C. Merriken, J. Owen Knotts
Nisi
Hugh McNash Frampton
Edward P. Foote
Lester Foote
Mary Foote
Circuit Court
Chy
W. Brewster Deen
Lawrence B. Towers
Wrence
Towers
Niss
Elva Kissell
Eline Kissell
Her
Husban
D v
Sadie Blough
Pale
Calvert C. Merriken
T. Pliny Fisher
W. J. Blackiston
Denton
S. E. Douglas Preston, Md
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O. & 8. Milling CO
Greensboro, MD
Gladding’s Express Co
Baltimore
O. G. Hignutt & CO
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Racu
Henry G. Budd, D. D
Dover, Delaware
Goldsboro Bank
Luke McLuke
Cincinnati Enquirer
Goldsboro
Robert Jarrell, JR
Denton Vulcanizing Co
North Third Street
Den-Mar Mobile Co
Walter Sparks
New York
Life Man
Home Insurance CO
N. Y
American Eagle Fire Insurance Company
the Grangers’ Mutual OF
Middletown
S.G. Nutile
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
Claiborne-Annapolis Ferry Incorporated
Claiborne
Annapolis
Co. B. Howard
Lucas
Thomas & Messer CO
Balto. St
Denton, Md
James J. Ross
Wm, Denny
Sec’y-Treas
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
Dover
Vdelawarre
Pragont Mombarahin
Carter & Deen, Agts
Dentos, Md
Seevenemruawanege Crete
Irving Sunes
Axt
Greenabero, Md
Sohn
MV. Payne, Agt
Prestoc, Md
Cooper, Wright & Cooper
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