Youngster Learns Hard Way From Fox Trap Lesson
A farm puppy named Youngster ignores his mother Mrs Old Dog s warnings about caution and manners. He befriends a stranger at the barn who is actually Mr Fox and falls into a trap. The master frees him but his paw is badly hurt. The injury teaches him to listen and learn.
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Old Dog
Youngster
Mr. Fox
Oungeter
Mrs. Old Dog
Mr. Rooster
McClure Serpe
Syndicate
Miss Agnes Ayres Attracts With Evening Attire Photo
Miss Agnes Ayres shown in a late portrait labeled as a charming movie star. She is regarded as one of the most winsome women in motion pictures.
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Agnes Ayres
Miss Ayres
Nervous system danger signs on the palm in palmistry
A medicalized palm reading notes that a nervous complaint may be indicated by a branch rising from a black spot on the life line, dry sky lines, long bluish nails signaling nervous prostration, an island on the head line with a poorly formed triangle, and small life line cuts suggesting neuralgia or paralysis. A star on fate and life lines may foretell death by paralysis. Published under the Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.
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Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Imogene a Name with Shakespearean Echoes and Charm
The name Imogene enjoys poetic appeal with roots tied to Imagina and historical uses in Limburg and Greece. Shakespeare popularized the form, though British usage predates him in some accounts. Imogene is linked to ja cint h talismanic lore, Sunday luck, and a note of travel protection, with occasional modern baptismal use amid varied spelling.
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Imogene
Imogine
Limburg
England
British Indies
Shakespeare
Pandrasus
Greece
Brutus
Geoffry of
Mornmouth
Anne of Brittany
The
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
The Friendly Bow in Everyday Civility
A McClure Newspaper Syndicate reflection urges constant friendly greetings and respectful bows to everyday workers. It argues that greeting strangers and service staff with a sincere bow enhances dignity, not diminishes it, in small towns and busy streets alike.
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McClure Newspaper
Fragmentary quip shows population and army joke
A Birmingham Age-Herald fragment depicts a joke about a country's population and army, mentioning a king and divisions. It presents a playful exchange on national defense and interests like golf or motoring.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Spa and Springs Claim Vast Indian Springs Complex
Heap Indian Springs in Colorado boasts upwards of 1000 curative springs rivaling European spas. Authorities like Solly claim their waters equal the waters of Hnis and surpass Nauhelin and Spa. Sterambont Springs is said to host the largest and most varied group with 160 springs and 00 different waters known to the Indians.
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Colorado
Europe
Solly
Hnis
Clothes for the Daughter and School Wardrobe Trends
The piece surveys fall to winter wardrobes for schoolgirls, noting blouses in crepe de chine, serge, and wash silks, with peasant inspired embroidery and bead details. It highlights coat styles, sleeve shapes, plaid skirts, and practical shirtwaists suited for school, college, and sportswear.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Fulton Woman
A Fulton Arkansas testimonial touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for female troubles. Mrs Lula Vann says it relieved painful periods backache and nervous weakness enabling her to work again and offers to let her letter be used as a public testimonial to help other women.
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Fulton
Arkansas
Lydia EL Pinkham
Apa
Lula Vann
Lydia E.pinkham
Window exhibit of bathing suits draws mixed reaction
The Men Closed in, Your window exhibit of bathing 8 suits, worn by live models made a hit, eak. "Who was poor business," replied the merchant, gloomily. "Our object was to sell the suits to women. No woman get within forty feet of that window."
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Reasonable Conclusion at Hamp Simather’s Funeral Talk
An acquaintance asks about Hamp Simather’s funeral with a day or two to go. Gap Johnson from Rumpus Ridge expresses surprise, noting Hamp isn’t dead yet but Doctor Smith says he cannot last another day.
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Hamp Simather
Tomor
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Doc
Smith
Hamp
Kansas
City Star
Cutter makes short work of stumps in field clearing
Mounted before a tractor, a four blade rotary cutter, powered by the tractor, chips stumps into small pieces for land clearing.
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John. Kendrick Bangs
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Miss Agnes Ayres
Sal
wgoAc
Mary Marshall Dupfee
Heap Indian Springs
Mocking Bird
Bev Btn
Lula Vann Fulton
Ark
Stearns
W. F. Young, Inc
Temple St
Springfield
Mass
Mothers of the World
Lloyd Procosa Mova
Lloyd Mfg
Menominee
Oley
Navns
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