Punkin Y All er Love and a Painted House
Betty and Jared argue over painting their new house white with green trim then Jared leaves for Kansas. The Old Guard orchestrates a prank to bring him back, painting the truth a yellow punkin shade after his friends stage a fake fire. Jared returns, realizing Betty’s compromise and moves toward reconciliation.
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Betty Huss
Jared
Jared Ross
Betty
Ripley
Pearsons
Ross
Millville
Kansas
White and Green Home Colors Rebuild Plan Declined
Betty and Jared reconcile after a fire, deciding not to rebuild the old house but to repair the homestead and stay. Betty expresses love as Jared offers to restore the wing with white and green paint. The couple shares hopeful tears and a renewed commitment to their home.
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Betty
Jared
Desire to Own Home Mark of Advancement
On a California visit, buyers toured a newly cut tract, heard a Scotsman sales manager spin stories to spark home ownership. He framed vision as necessity, saying visionaries rise, plan, and build. listeners left with dreams of becoming owners, not renters. Copyright 1924 by The Eastment Syndicate.
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California
America
Grmmly
The
Eastment Syndicate
Indians in the United States rise by over one thousand
Government statistics show the Indian population increasing from 343,150 to 344,300 across the United States. Experts attribute the rise to improved federal care for Native communities, with Oklahoma remaining the state with the largest Native population at 110,250 and Arizona second at 43,015.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Oklahoma
Arizona
Survey Planned of British Columbia Iron Ore Deposits
A complete survey of Iron ore deposits in British Columbia will commence soon. The Canadian geological survey branch will undertake the work with the provincial department of mines to determine the province's capacity to support a large iron and steel plant.
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British Columbia
Canadian Geological Survey Branch
Provincial
Department of Mines
Heavy liquid to separate stones by density found in 19th century note
A new saturated aqueous solution of tungstoborate yields a specific gravity of 3.3, higher than common rocks, enabling separation of precious stones from rock碎.
Envy of Birds Baffling Singers In Dialogue
A quirky exchange features two speakers lamenting envy of birds. They muse on freedom to fly and a humorous line about having only one LIN the year round.
Mattiex's Cook Book Promise of Kindness and Joy
A brief promotional note praises Mattiex's Cook Book for its heartwarming smile that lifts gloom and shares manly kindness. It claims the book is full of worth and goodness, worth a million dollars in spirit, yet it costs nothing.
Normandy Salad Dressing And Elegant Fruit Salads
A dated recipe feature detailing Normandy salad dressing made with cream cheese lemon juice currant jelly and whipped cream. It then outlines serving ideas with tuna and shrimp salad in fish shells pears stuffed with the dressing peach cups with fruit and almonds, and a crisp cabbage pineapple salad using the dressing or mayonnaise.
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S— Normandy
Normandy
Liberty Party and 1844 to 1848 U.S. Elections
The Liberty party formed in 1840 with James G. Birney as its presidential candidate, later merging into the Free Soil party in 1848 and its remnants into the Republican party. The 1844 election featured Henry Clay’s final major bid, coming within about 35,000 votes of Polk, after multiple early runs in 1820 1832 and 1844.
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Liberty Party
James G. Birney
Kentucky
New York
Birney
Philanthropist
Free Soil Party
Whig Party
New
Detroit News
Clay
Polk
Lfe
Chay
Auguin
Elderly Washington artist and millinery tale
The Kansas City Star recounts an elderly Washington artist who loves fashion while his daughter and granddaughter face domestic economy. A grandparent buys a new baby hat in a department store, sparking a modest exchange about affordability and care.
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Washington
Kansas City Star
Kat
Marie
Auntie Sarah's Office Clothes Pajama Starch Debate
The Kansas City Star notes Aunt Sarah’s rare ceration as she launders the Smith family outfits, with Mr. Smith opposing starching his pajamas. Mrs. Smith urges a diplomatic talk and suggests simply ironing for a smooth finish. Aunt Sarah resists, insisting she wants Mr. Smith's office clothes to look well.
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Sarah
Smith
Mr. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Mr. Storth
Missis
Europeans Like Codfish
Europeans favor codfish despite distant sources as Mediterranean peoples eat it salted and cooked in varied ways. New England once imported salt cod from Italy in exchange for codfish and rum. French explorers learned Newfoundland cod virtues, and curing plants have emerged on Mediterranean shores to supply the demand.
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Newfoundland
Iceland
New England
Italy
Medford
Mediterranean
Actor Slapped by Pretty Girl over Yellow Chrysanthemum
An actor is slapped by a pretty girl who pinned a yellow chrysanthemum in his buttonhole and smiled before hurrying away. That evening he receives a note asking for two memento seats, which he replies with a witty line about the seats being wall down after a personal investigation at the theater.
Two Houses For Sale In Denton Maryland Area
For Sale One is a two story seven room house with electric lights and numerous outbuildings on a 70 by 200 foot lot with cement floors and a concrete driveway. Second is a two story five room house with town water and enclosed back porch on a 4656 by 200 lot. Possession and terms favorable. Apply to GEORGE E. CULVER at J L Everngam & Sons Department Store in Denton Maryland.
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Denton
Doans Pills End Kidney Troubles In Denton Woman
Mrs. George Price of Second Street Denton reports frequent backaches dizziness and nervous headaches from kidney disorder. After using Doans Pills she found quick relief and now endorses the remedy. Buy Doans Pills at all dealers from Foster Milburn Co Mis Buffalo NY.
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George Price
Second Street
Denton
Doan
Dean
First Use of Money in Ancient Times
The text notes the emergence of money before Rome's rise as a world power, marking a period when coins and coined value became widespread and important in affairs. It also mentions that soldiers began to be paid for their services in that era.
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Rome
Christ
Expert Coaching in Love Flirtation Exchange
A shy exchange unfolds where a suitor asks about telling his father he has no bad habits. She contemplates a delicate line to please his father while maintaining hope that she will find him good company as a future husband.
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Hetter Mot
Salton Roads Use Salt to Pack Gravel Roads
The Bureau of Public Roads states common table salt sodium chloride is spread on gravel rounds to absorb night moisture, helping keep the road surface packed and flat and reducing dust during the day.
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Bureau of Public Roads
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Punkin
Y Aller
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Tbo
Betty Sptelly
Kemal
Mattiex
Verte Maynet
State Road
George E. Culver
J. L. Everngam & Son
Denton, Md
John Kendrick Bangs
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Feimersen
Tita
Reas
Vite
F. J. Wright
George’s Creek
West Virginia
F. W. Redden
Coburn’s Baby Shop
N. Y
Elizabeth Arden
Goldsboro and
Harrison Streets
Easton
C. A. Whisler
M. K. Newnam
Denton, MO
WM. Luebbers
Farma
St. Paul
Baltimore
NEW Brick & Tile CO
Peter T. Clark
Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro
Maryland
Robert Jarrell, JR
Nisi
W. Brewster Deen
Anthony Pateman
Anns Marin Pateman
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Equity
Soul
W. Btewster Deen
Geo. A. Dearyne
D. A. Dearyne
Haarlem
OLD Med Dal
W.P. C
WM. Pepper Constable
Maryland Trust
Baltimore, Maryland
Elkton, Maryland
BOX Seloois
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
Denton, Maryland
dieClare Newspaper Byndiats
Salton Roads
Tutt’s
PR Eeerrice
Dentan
Denton National Bank
the Peoples Bank
Henry. Nuttle
J. Frank Wright
Cashier
Mammoth
L. L. Blades
Choptank
Journal Office
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