Hyphen Gent Holds Court in Western Town Fight
A tense improvised court forms in a saloon as Reginald DePuy Howard faces Tom Conner over a stolen watch. The proceedings evolve into a staged fight, ending with Hyphen Gent buying a round as the crowd watches.
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McCook
Hawking
Hyphen
Tom Conner
Hawkins
Reginald McO. DePuy-Howard
Conner
lke Conner
Barnes Blacksmith Shop Possession Granted at Once
In Denton the Barnes Blacksmith Shop transfers possession immediately. Apply to T. Fred Garry or TT. Pliny Pieshier for details.
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Barnes
Denton
T. FRED GARRY
PLINY PIESHIER
One Mule and Two Mares For Sale by W J Shawn
One single mule weighing about 850 pounds five years old and two general purpose mares offered for sale by W J Shawn. Tuckahoe Neck 9 9 3 Postoffice Denton Md.
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W. J. SHAWN
Tuckahoe Neck
Denton
The Eagle as National Emblem Through Ages
The eagle has long served as a national emblem across cultures. From Persian times at Cunaxa to Roman standards and Charlemagne’s two headed eagle symbol, the royal bird has consistently appealed to heraldic designers and national coats of arms.
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Harrington Driving Park Association
BEDELIA
Joshua Smith
Harrington
A. C. Creadick
BELLA JONES
W.S. Smith
J. L. Derrickson
GEORGE A
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Britiman
LITTLE HELEN
Clarence Woshell
HUMMING BIRD
Adams
Bridgeville
Myers
PAULINE B
Williams
SIDNEY MILLER
W. Hudson
Selbyville
GROVER CG
Wo Tlddson
STAR ADVANCE
R. L. Savage
Georgetown
Cunaxa
B. C
Rome
Germany
Remarkable Viola Talking Stirs Evening Concert
In Birmingham Age-Herald style remarks a listener asks about last night’s show and a music lover confirms the performance. Signor Spodeli’s viola was said to talk, with praise for the fiddle and a vaudeville past imitation of a dog’s howl noted as a comparison.
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Signor Spodeli
Losing Ground and Busy Invitations in a Garden Party
A Louisville Courier-Journal quip notes declinations slow invitation replies while a broader passage cites ban on unfair competition and calls for swift business action. It references President Wilson’s acceptance speech and a light cartoon caption about a chess game, illustrating partisan and social anxieties of the era.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Wilson
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