Fragmentary WWII era note on Dorothy Upton and Fiore Ky
A distorted passage mentions Dorothy Upton and Fiore Ky interned during wartime. It shifts to a reflection on sacrifice and questions whether a man would sacrifice his life to save his father, implying a broader moral meditation within a military or wartime context. The text references a Lieutenant and a desertion problem described in the incident.
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Lotmibtle
Dorothy Upton
Dorothy
Valley of the Shadow
Kynastin
Marion
Mr. Upton
Kynaston
Anryny
Ivans
Rattisnake
Mioe
Prisoner Odds in Desert Climax Chapter VI Cantinuna
Upton learns the fate looming for Cantinuna as the besieged camp awaits relief. Tense exchanges unfold with Kynaston and Uptan facing the threat of torture and possible death. Dorothy Fane mourns, while Marion and the old miner contend with guilt and survival under strain.
Kynaston Captured in a Mexican Outpost Negotiations Turn Sour
From a frontier camp, Kynaston faces a tense meeting with General Obispo after a border pursuit. A guard ushers him inside a crowded, foul-smelling fort as plans for a court martial loom while reinforcements threaten. The prisoner reads a six-column display head as tension builds.
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Bhotse
Senor
Chispo
Kynaston
el General Obispo
Offecr
Kyniston
Kynastan
Plas
Army officer disappears and priceless gem rumor in camp
A garbled tale describes the Emerald Gem falling to Ky naston’s camp and raging into northern Mexico. Major Updyke’s corroboration follows a prisoner’s account. A siege narrative questions whether to shoot a general or endure torture for the besieged Americans.
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Kynaston
Mexico
Tarryville Argus
United States
New Hope Against Fear of Hereditary Disease
A public health perspective downplays hereditary disease fears noting modern medicine reduces heredity risk. The New York Herald and health officials say most diseases are not inherited and cancer heredity is clearer now. Chance explains multiple family cases, not inevitability, and current guidance aims to ease anxiety.
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New York Herald
American Society For the Centrol
New York State
Bishop Dudley Story Amid River Flood Aid Recalls sainted bishop tale
The Lexington Herald revisits Bishop Dudley si est memory recounting a river captain’s prayer for a destitute Mississippi flood family. A prayer requests clothes sustenance and barrels of food, peppered with humor about pepper, hints of family finances and upkeep, while communities organized relief.
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Bishop Dudley
Lexington Herald
Missisippi
Duley
Proper housing of dairy cows boosts profits and health
An illustrated guide by William A. Radford promotes a separate dairy stable for up to 20 cows. It details ventilation, dust control, bedding via overhead storage, and end-yard access. The article argues modern, sanitary stables reduce labor and disease, supporting farm profitability and market access.
Modern Dairy Barn Design Promises Higher Returns
The article argues that a well placed herd of 20 cows yields good profits when housed in a proper stable. It describes a 36 by 54 foot barn with concrete foundation, waterproof walls, sod concrete floors, and efficient manure handling. It also notes related uses of feldspar in pottery, emery wheels, roofing, poultry grit, and artificial teeth manufacturing.
Parents Blame Shifting From Modern Child Habits
A column argues modern children are spoiled and hard to please as they reject newpaper dots dolls and gadgets. It notes tetanus antitoxin often prevents lockjaw and cites Kocher on prophylaxis. The piece ends with home care tips for picture frames and cleaning methods for gilt and walnut frames.
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Ourders
New Fall Modes Feature Russian Styled Coiffures and Velvet Fabrics
Fashion notes describe early fall wear with Russian blouse lines and elaborate coiffures. The article showcases a full skirt with narrow plaits, a Russian model coat with raglan sleeves, and hair arrangements using pins and combs, emphasizing elegance, texture, and smart collars. It predicts a trend toward ornate hair and refined tailoring for the season.
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Milady
Georgette Sailor
New Napkin Rings and Satin Costumes Highlight Summer Topics
A new napkin ring pattern features flat hinges as a stand, stabilizing the ring and enabling ornamentation beyond ordinary rings. The firm also offers a garnish for a ten ball spoon that yields up to three cupfuls per fill and two new styles. White satin costumes dominate summer wear with braided tulle accents and complete satin coats.
Plastering Techniques in Naples and Southern Italy
The article notes plastering on tufa walls in Naples and southern Italy, with thick exterior stucco finishes and no interior lathe. It describes wetting walls before the first coat and applying putty later. It also mentions limited use of expanded metal lathe and a rise in cement imports, totaling 2 802 tons in a year, into Naples.
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Naples
Italy
Small Wardrobe Additions For Travel Ready Comfort
Phobe Snow style notes suggest adjustable collars and cuffs in washable materials to keep a presentable wardrobe with limited pieces. Shops offer assemblies in crash and wool fabrics that clean easily. Machine stitching and covered button molding add snappy trim while organza and organdic buttons provide crisp detailing.
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Phobe Snow
Spaced Tacks Add Distinction to Quilt Protectors
Quilt protectors stamped for embroidery cost 80 cents. They are strips of sheer lawn tacked over the end of a quilt or blanket at the bed head, touching the face. They may be simply hemmed or edged with a narrow Vallance, fulled on. Embroidery patterns are simple and can be done in white or colored cotton to match stripes or figures.
Shades of 1830s dress on Fifth Avenue attracts notice
A brown satin gown drew attention on Fifth Avenue featuring a two inch bias frill skirt, front slit to the waist, a white organdie petticoat, and many rows of ruffled black moire ribbon. The short tight coat waist fastens with two gold braid frogs.
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Fifth Avenue
Denison Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
A Denison Texas woman reports severe weakness and dizziness improving after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the treatment with relieving female ailments doctors could not, and urges others to start the remedy promptly. The piece also includes a humorous art auction exchange about a portrait price.
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Denison
Texas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kidney remedy ad from Kilmer’s Swamp Root
An old advertisement testifies Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney remedy. It claims success for liver trouble and kidney issues, mentioning a sample offer and urging readers to send ten cents for a small bottle. The date given is November 22, 1915, with Kilmer & Co. as the source.
A Feminine Egotist and other brief items
A quirky humor item about a fretting lover who consults a fortune teller and a witty reply from a poised heiress. Also notes a White Elephant ribbon prank tied to the conscience fund with speculation on auction and treasury credit. A gag line compares bandaged fingers to wives missions as a domestic quip.
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Fair Mal
Sony
Conscience Fund
United States Treasury
Washington Star
Treasury
Consolatite Fund
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Indee
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