Bank loss and love reform in Norma Drury tale
Norma Drury helps cover a bank loss of 3000 dollars after her father, Martin Drury, loses trust due to a missing bond packet. Sydney Wardell, son of the bank's former president, rewards Norma with promotion and marriage prospects as the two unite to secure the bank's future.
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Norma Drury
Martin Drury
Norma
Wardell
Stern
David Wardell
Sydney
Drury
Young Wardell
Leeville
Miss Drury
Sydney Wardell
Teddy the heroic dog saves child near Toledo
Teddy age twenty two a half coyote half Indian dog owned by Onias O Swander near Toledo Ohio rushed home with his master’s child sick and cold. The dog led the family back to the roadside and revived the child saving a life. The farmer bought a dog license for Teddy and praised him.
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Teddy
Erde
Ohio
Onias O. ‘Swander
Toledo
Swander
Mr. Swander
Comfort in Airplane Cabin and War Time Cures
A Flight report compares a closed cabin plane with a fast American fighter, noting wind effects on the pilot and gunner. Also included are anecdotes about a Parisian chorus girl-turned maid, and a Hampshire sleep bath facility offering soothing hydrotherapy for disabled soldiers through pension committees.
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America
Edward P. Warmer
Yale Review
Fairfield seeks city slogan with prize offer
The Fairfield Ad Club invites residents to submit a city slogan for official adoption. A prize of 5 is offered for the best entry submitted before August 23. Hundreds of slogans have already arrived, and the notice encourages people to try again and send their ideas to R. S. Jones as a member of the Community club.
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Fairfield Ad Club
Fairfield City
R. S. Jones
Een
Advertising Emphasizes Lyon Lumber Company In Trade Publication
The Retail Lumberman issue highlights the advertising effort of Chas. Lyon Lumber Company. A full page Tribune ad produced by the Tribune advertising service is praised as well thought out and forceful. Lyon has been the most generous user of advertising space among local lumber firms.
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Chas. Lyon
Human Fly Polley Claims Safe Climbing Career
Polley, known for climbing 37 stories of the Woolworth Building, says tall building climbs are a balance trick. After nine years of mastering the method, he believes the profession is as safe as any. He says he has never fallen, aside from a one accident when a fellow fly toppled him. He avoids smoking drinking and any habits that could harm health and never becomes dizzy.
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Polley
Woolworth
New York
Capper’s Weekly
Florida landlord shouts as guest hurries to train
A Florida landlord calls to a departing guest rushing for a train and notes the guest has dropped a pocket book. The guest replies that he has no further use for it and keeps moving.
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Florida
Boston Transcript
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Genevieve Ulmar
Western Newspaper Union
Coyote
Oklahoma
Charles A. Henderson
London Mail
Enham
Hampshire
Fairfield Engine Co
Hugh Cover
Ned
Hunt-Ireland Shoe Co
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