For the Children's Sake by Fannie Hurston
Ann leaves her alcoholic husband Donald Morris and their children to seek work after years of abuse and neglect. She gains independence by supporting herself at a department store while the children stay with a nurse in a boarding house, creating a peaceful home life away from his chaos. Donald later reforms and seeks reconciliation, but Ann remains steadfast to protect her kids and maintain their security.
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Moridith
Offaire
Donald Morris
Ann
Bit
Donald
Grink
Ana
Vary
Theo Weengs
Allence
Tigga
Bobbie
Inthor
Elde
Rome
Hls
Pie
Aek
Ele
Itte Oors
Bob
Adele
Dé Anv
Anna Childran
Donald Mutrie
Brsle
Déelson
Atarta
Survived Early Man’s Ailments Against the Odds
A Louis Globe-Democrat excerpt notes ancient humans endured numerous health faults yet persisted. It cites Dr Crendenning praising early man’s resilience despite ignorance of hygiene, with references to Egyptian remains and dental decay.
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Troy Dence
Mpan
Nace
Clendonning
Louis Globe-Democrat
Tree's Commercial Value Of Spanish Cedar In Cigar Boxes
Fragmentary text notes Spanish cedar as one of the most esteemed lumber trees for cigar box manufacture. Mentions planted age protection on coffee, Australia, and rapid but incomplete growth observations.
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Indies
Old-Fashioned Remedy for Economic Illness
The piece quotes Lydia O. Larzon of Kooxyville Tennessee in Collier's Weekly. It argues the root of economic distress is household behavior and politics. The author mocks tough social norms and urges practical living over blame, dismissing broad reforms as insufficient.
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Hall of Fame
Lydia O. Larzon
Kooxyville
Tenn
Collier
Congress
Will Street
Mara
Jaynes Vermitage and a World Soil Survey Update
An odd mixture of patent medicine hype followed by a report on the United States soil survey. It notes Jaynes Vermitage advertised as a worm expellant and then shifts to the USDA soil survey mapping nearly a billion acres of farm range in the United States, larger than several European nations, with projected completion in 20 to 30 years and growing costs.
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United Sinica
United States Department of Agriculture
Germany
France
Great Britain
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Miracle Fat Loss Claim From Kruachen Salts Ad
An advertisement features Mrs Mae West of St Louis praising a weight loss claim After taking one box of Kruachen Salts she says she dropped from 170 pounds to 350 pounds in four weeks She touts energy gains and reduced hunger and urges readers to use Kragehen Sylte in hot water each morning For health claims the ad promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied
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Mae West
St. Louis
Vermont Covered Bridges Decline After Floods
Covered bridges are vanishing in Vermont with at least 1006 of the old wooden structures replaced by newer spans in the last four years. Reconstruction largely follows the flood damage of 1927, reshaping regional transportation heritage.
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Vermont
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Mariatty
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