The Aftermath
Norma Drury contends with her father Martin Drury losing his bank position over a missing 3000 dollar Liberty bond. Norma offers to share the loss, and both work to repair finances. Sydney Wardell later restores rank and reveals the missing bond was recovered, while Norma and Sydney grow closer in a future of trust.
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Norma Drury
Martin Drury
Norma
Wardell
Stern
Drury
David Wardell
Sydney
Young Wardell
Leeville
Miss Drury
Sydney Wardell
Teddy the loyal Ohio dog earns pension after saving child
Teddy a 22 year old half coyote half Indian dog living near Toledo Ohio patrols daily with the Swander children. When a child fell ill on the way home Teddy raced to summon help and aided return to the house where the child recovered. Mr Swander bought a dog license and declared no dog catcher would take him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Ohio
Onlas O. ‘Swander
Toledo
Joy P
Swander
Mr. Swander
Oklahoma
Charles A. Henderson
Comfort in Airplane Cabin and a Chorus Girl Housemaid
Edward P. Warner describes two flights 135 mph war plane and a slower enclosed craft with ventilation differences. The piece notes wind forces on hair and hat stability in air. A London Mail anecdote tells of a Parisian maid moonlighting as a chorus girl, quitting after her double duties clash with mistress’ views.
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America
Edward P. Warner
Yale Review
London Mail
Sleep-Baths Heal Wounded Veterans at Enham Estate
The war created cures like the sleepebath at Enham Hampshire where disabled men are treated. Patients lie in hammocks as water flows over them in a sedative bath kept near body temperature. If not incurable, ex soldiers may apply for treatment via their local pension committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enham
Hampshire
Polley the human fly says climbing tall buildings is balance art
Polley, famed for scaling the 37 story Woolworth Building in New York, tells Capper's Weekly he has mastered balance and will pursue it as a safe living. He notes no falls except once when a fellow "fly" toppled him, and he avoids smoking drinking or risky habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polley
Woolworth
New York
Capper’s Weekly
Florida landlord warns guest as train departs
A Florida landlord calls to a departing guest rushing for a train and points out a dropped pocketbook. The guest replies he has no further use for it and hurries away without stopping.
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Florida
Boston Transcript
Fairfield Seeks Official City Slogan With $5 Prize
The Fairfield Ad club invites slogan submissions to officially adopt as the city slogan. Entrants must send ideas to R. S. Jones, Seae of the Community club, by August 23. Hundreds have already submitted, with some strong entries.
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Fairfield Ad Club
Fairfield City
R. S. Jones
Se Ae
Community Club
Local Lumberman Complimented by Big Trade Paper
The Retail Lumberman lauds Mr Charles Lyon Lumber Co for advertising excellence. A full page Tribune ad from the Tribune advertising service department is praised as well thought out. Lyon has been the most generous user of advertising space among local lumber firms, and continued generous advertising is linked to the company’s business success since relocating to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lyon
The
Tribune
Lyon
Lyon Company
Foley's Honey and Tar Advert shows patient praise
Mrs. Geneva Robinson of Albany reports Foley's Honey and Tar eased fever asthma and bronchial coughs. She says two bottles broke a stubborn lingering cough and calls it the best medicine she ever used. Jericho & Easton, druggists.
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Foley
Geneva Robinson
N. Swan St
Albany, N. Y
Jericho & Easton
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Western Newspaper Union
Hunt Ireland
Eee
Supmer
Oxfords
Hunt-Ireland Shoe Co
Fairfield
BIG Trade
Chas. Lyon Company
Fairfield Engine Co
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