Beautiful Home Design Promises Low Cost for Families
Architect William A. Radford outlines a compact, efficient home with 4 or 5 rooms, emphasizing exterior beauty and interior comfort. The plan features a central hall with two bedrooms, a large front room, long under eave closets, a full basement, and space for heating, storage, and laundry. Costs are said to be down with expert estimates available locally.
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William A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Ill
House described with brick or frame walls and porch corner bay
The narrative outlines a house design with frame or brick walls and a corner porch bay. Floor plans show four rooms on the first floor and two bedrooms on the second, with a reception hall, living room, dining room, kitchen, and utility nooks. The 86 by 2 foot building features an entry hall, two cased openings, and a front corner bedroom. Deer reported locally may appear. no direct action. Pigeons arrive daily from Columbia River islands.
Pigeons Flourish In Washington Oak Openings
In the Columbia River region of Washington wild pigeons feed on last year’s acorns left on the ground. Birds grow large from the nut diet and some are killed for the pot with favorable results compared to grouse. Hogs barely affect acorn crops through winter and spring, with a promising summer harvest expected.
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Columbia River
Washington
Hoosier minister’s wife to undergo operation
A Hoosier minister’s wife prepares for hospital surgery as family kindness surrounds her. Late evening brings a quarrel between seven year old twins Flora and Floyd. Floyd recalls a harsh remark from Mr Long about losing his wife and remarrying, shocking the mother.
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Flora
Floyd
Not In His Line Re: Relativity Question Stumps Senator Sorghum
In a remarks exchange the senator dismisses discussion of relativity in campaigns, saying he hasn’t studied the theory and sees no chance it will arise in politics. The comment reflects a shift toward focusing on other issues.
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Sorghum
Wakefield
Japan's Large Cities Census Finds 14 Over 100000 Population
The census reveals 14 Japanese cities exceed 100000 residents, led by San Tokyo, the capital, with a population of 2,178,162. The report highlights urban concentration in the largest centers.
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Japan
San
Tokyo
Old Bulgarian superstitions told by Temple Manning
A Cleveland Plain Dealer piece surveys rural Bulgarian customs deemed vital for welfare. It lists acts considered unlucky or sinful such as fumigating flour, spilling water at the spring, tearing off bread ends, denying babies a bath, and even prohibiting a dog on the roof to keep spirits and the dead at rest.
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Temple Manning
Cleveland Iain Dealer
Bulgaria
Bitter Joking On Spain By Elinor Glyn
Elinor Glyn recalls a long Spain visit and notes Spain has a high infant death rate. She cites prolific Spanish families and explains maternal ignorance of hygiene as a cause. A pair of doctors joke about a two month old given pork and wine and a heavy dinner.
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Elinor Glyn
Spain
Donna Pilar
Aviation Marvel Found by Italian Engineer Ber tucci
An Italian inventor Epaminonda Bertucci of Rome unveils a compact aircraft able to lift without a large field, accelerate beyond 500 miles per hour, and glide at slow speeds. He claims successful small scale trials and envisions the craft for aerial reconnaissance and armed with a machine gun.
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Epaminonda Bertucci
Rome
Remedy for Ants and the Alcohol Bath Plan
A Jackson News brief jokes about catching an ant and giving it a denatured alcohol bath as a pantry pest remedy. The piece frames the idea humorously, noting ants resist capture and mockingly asking how to trap one for treatment.
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New York
Jackson News
The Crowning Aggravation in a Frayed Dialogue
A fractured note describes stress heat and winter toil as a coal man offers fuel relief while the writer contemplates extreme actions and fleeing work in a liminal, anxious mood.
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Itv
Shave With Cutiura Soap Adends to London Page
Contained advert offers Cutiura Soap claiming double razor efficiency and skin health for shaving bathing and shampooing. Promises no mug slime germs waste or irritation even with daily shaving. Mentions a London Answers exchange about a £1,000,000 settlement and lawyers satisfied on both sides.
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Ralph
Gerald
London
Possible Last Chance For Love Pair’s Sweet Exchange
A young man, overwhelmed by love, realizes the woman he adores has promised to share his fate. He muses over his fortune and asks how such a bright, shining angel could fall for a dull, stupid fellow. She jokes that she must have a screw loose somewhere.
Y. W. C. A. Opens Center in Constantinople
In Constantinople a new YWCA service center was opened with many guests from political and educational circles. Speeches were given in English and Turkish, highlighting an attractive house and garden now serving as a recreation and clinic area for Constantinople girls and visitors.
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Constantinople
Stamboul
W. Co. A
Sea of
Marmora
Tn Sutier
Our Own Garden Hints from Boston Transcript
Robert learns how to distinguish weeds from shoots in the garden. If green sprouts reappear after pulling, they are weeds. The note hints at hands on gardening common sense from a late 19th or early 20th century American newspaper.
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Robert
Boston Transcript
Josh Leatherneck Wild Oats and Movie Habits
Farmer Brown notes Josh has grown restless after returning from travel with the Marines. His father Will says the boy isn’t truly wild, just sowing wild oats, going to movies, smoking, drinking lemon soda, and collecting pictures of show actresses.
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Josh
Farmer Brown
Will
Leatherneck
Celebrity arrival sparks sensational intrigue in city
A vivid scene unfolds in the oval room as a beautiful woman allegedly shoots a married man. The city editor orders a full photo archive from babyhood to yesterday and secures exclusive publication of her diary. A friend in the film business is sought for new star opportunities.
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Birmiingham
Age-Herald
Imaginary Spheroid Concept Exchange
A playful dialogue features a professor requesting a concrete example of an imaginary spheroid while a student counters with a paradoxical claim about a rooster laying an egg. The exchange showcases logic puzzles and humorous inversions in a classroom setting.
Ups and Downs on a Suburban Train
Two strangers on a city suburban train exchange boasts about their jobs. One proclaims he starts elevators in a skyscraper and signals them to rise, while the other, an undertaker, counters with a claim to send things down. The exchange ends with witty wordplay.
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Estun Welly
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