Mirrors: The Edge of Love and Trust on the Riverbank
Ingray and Margot discuss love and betrayal on a park bench by the river. A concealed affair and a hidden debt reveal the couple’s past must be faced. The husband discloses the bobbed hair woman was Wellington’s daughter and part of a plan to repay a loan, urging mutual trust as the path to happiness.
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Ingray
Margo
Margot
Exlain
Old Wellington
Indians Near Extinction Warns by John R Spurrier
John R Spurrier of Oklahoma predicts the Indian as a people will be extinct within a generation or two due to intermarriage. He notes Osage and Pawnee tribes prosper from land wealth in Oklahoma with high incomes and education, while most Osage mix with modern life and some retain traditional ways.
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John R. Spurrier
Oklahoma
Mr. Spurrier
Peacocks and Patents in Historical Haphazard Tale
An aged Burgundian duke swears to aid Constantine’s deliverance as a royal pageant unfolds in Lille. A modern Indiana council meeting ends in levity over a misread line about an industrial board bill killed, reported by the Indianapolis News.
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Philip the Good
Burgundy
Constantine Me
Lille
Holy Mother Church
Phillip
Vith
Urited
Industrial Board
Stella S. King
Legislative Council of Indiana
Legislative Council
Indianapolis News
Oak forests of France plagued by parasite outbreak
After war damage forests in France face another threat as a fungus Oldium appears in Champagne around 1207 attacking oaks. Oaks make up about 30 percent of the forest, with young coppice and seedlings most at risk. No remedy has been found yet.
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France
Champagne
Last Chapter Inspiration in a Serial Romance
Felix Mason, a dedicated writer for a Nettville magazine, travels to a coastal home seeking a muse for the final chapter of his serialized romance. In a night of revelations with Pauline Lane, he confesses his past misdirections and asks her to inspire the ending, risking his career and heart to finish the story.
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Felix Mason
Deading Story
Nett:ville
Ncta
Abe
Aurother
Felix
Mixs Lane
Misa Lane
Pauline
Pauline Nervoesly
Ned
Pamine
Fe Hx
Carrote for Lunch in School Moment
A student recalls a morning mix up when a bag of fresh carrots replaces his lunch. Laughter erupts from classmates as the embarrassed pupil heads to school, while recalling a vivid, personal memory from Chicago Tribune archives.
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Chicago Tribune
Farmer Corntassel Weighs In On Summer Boomer Rates
Replica farmer warns that rates are being adjusted while food costs have fallen and rents rise. Corntassel notes compensation concerns amid changing prices and living costs.
Whiteside and son buy an automobile
W. OH. Whiteside and his son have purchased a car, adding a new motor vehicle to their household.
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W. OH. Whiteside and Son
Notice on Prohibited Waste Deposits and Nuisances
The notice declares it unlawful to cause manure rubbish or other unsound matter to be deposited in streets alleys sidewalks or lots within the town. It also bans unused junk pits and overgrown vaults or non fly proof privies as nuisances. Health Officer Z U Loop signs the notice.
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Z. U. Loop
Galveston Ashes and Rubbish Removal Notice
Town Marshal James Lines orders residents to remove ashes rubbish and debris from premises and street alleys at once or cleaning will be done by the town by July 6 and costs charged to property owners.
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Galveston
Thervon
James Lines
School Children Hauling Contract Bid Notice
The Trustee of Jackson Township Cass County Iona will accept sealed bids by 1 00 oclock Saturday July 2 1921 at First State Bank Building Galveston for furnishing trucks and hauling school children on routes 1 2 north east and 2 south west of Galveston Bids may be mileage based The Trustee may require proof of competency and reserves right to reject all bids A bond will be required before contract for pupil transport is signed
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Jackson Township
County of Cass
State of
Galveston
Local notices and farm tips from Kokomo
Miss Pearl Belk returns from California. Frank and Mrs Baldwin attended church in Kokomo Sunday. Spencer Morrison Mildred Lynas and Mabel Frier hosted Gretna and Helen Graham for Friday supper. I pay 20 cents per pound for hens with honest weights. Ear Graves describes a west method to fight chinch bugs using bran molasses and water spread at corn hills to attract and kill the pests.
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Spencer Morrison
Mildred Lynas
Mabel Frier
Gretna
Helen Graham
Graves
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