Youngster the Pup Learns a Painful Fox Lesson
A farm dog named Youngster ignores his mother Mrs Old Dog s warnings about dangers near the barn yard. He chases a rat and encounters Mr Fox who uses a trap. Youngster is trapped and injured but learns to heed guidance, becoming wiser after the painful episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YovnastEn
Old Dog
Dog
Nils
Haad
Mr. Fox
Youngster
Lina
Rooster
McCturn
Miss Agnes Ayres in Evening Attire Portrait
A late picture shows Miss Agnes Ayres in evening clothing. The motion picture star is described as one of the most winsome women in films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Ayres
Miss Ayres
Palm Reading and Nervous Disorder Clues
The passage outlines signs on the palm indicating nervous illness and possible paralysis. It notes a black spot, dry skin with a network of lines, bluish nails suggesting nervous prostration, and neuralgia indicators such as an island along the life line. A star at fate and life lines may portend death by paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Imogene name history and lore across eras and regions
The piece traces the name Imogene from its poetic charm to its use in English and German history, noting Shakespeare popularized Imogene and that it later shortened to Gene. It cites legendary associations with Imogene including a talismanic birthstone, travel luck, and a lucky day and number, finishing with a light joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene
Limburg
England
Shakespeare
Brent
Sengland
Yenoge
Pandrasus
Greece
Brutus
Geoffry of Monmouth
Anne of Brittany
Jacinth
The
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
The Right Thing at the Right Time in Everyday Civility
A column extols constant courteous bows and greetings in daily life. It argues that addressing workers and service people with a sincere bow reinforces dignity, showing friendliness in small or large towns. The piece cites sales staff, policemen, conductors, elevator attendants, and vendors as examples of people to greet respectfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lceman
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Heap Indian Springs Water Claims Compared to European Baths
The article notes Heap Indian Springs Colorado with about 1000 cura tve springs, likening them to European spa waters. It cites Solly and claims the waters rival Nauheim and Spa. Steamboat Springs is said to host the world’s largest varied group with 160 springs and 00 different waters known to the Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heap Indian Springs
Colorado
Europe
Solly
Msand
Nauheim and Spa
Steamboat Springs
Clothes for the Daughter Blouses in Great Variety
Mothers plan for fall wardrobes as children head back to school with new blouses coats hats and frocks. Designers favor simple yet stylish pieces in crepe de chine serge and jersey, featuring embroidery beads braids and straight over-blouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mocking Bird
Road to health urged for suffering women in Fulton Arkansas
Mrs Lula Vann Fulton of Fulton Arkansas credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving her painful monthly periods and backache enabling her to work. The letter extols the medicine as the right path to health and urges other women with similar symptoms to try it and seek relief from female troubles and nervous distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Vann Fulton
Ark
Fulton
Arkansas
R Pinkham
Mrs. Lulavann
Bar Falton
Window exhibit of bathing suits attracts no customers
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes a merchant’s disappointment as live models in a window display fail to draw women. He says the display was poor business since no woman approached within forty feet, underscoring poor marketing in a provocative exhibit.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Reasonable Conclusion on Hamp Smathers Funeral
An acquaintance asks if Hamp Smather is dying after Dee Smith claims he cannot last another day. Gap Johnson from Rumpus Ridge questions the claim as a Kansas City Star reader notes the funeral talk may be premature and cites a doctor’s possible assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamp Smather
Tomor
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Dee Smith
Hamp
Doc
Kansas City Star
Cutter Chips Stumps With Tractor Mounted Rotary Device
A four bladed rotary cutter mounted on a tractor powers through land clearing by grinding stumps into chips, providing a efficient stump removal method.
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John Kendrick Bangs
McClure
Miss Agnes Ayres
Mildred Marshall
Klee
Mary Marshall Duffee
Birmingham
Coptmont
Stearns
W. F. You
Mothers of the World
Purnihm
Pleasa
Vooklet
Wea Dept
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