Willy Nilly Plans Winter Food Stock After Thanksgiving Feast
Willy Nilly and Rip the Dog host a Thanksgiving feast with animals sharing jelly honey corn and grain. After a football game with the Puddle Muddlers the group discovers Willy must reclaim money from Grandpa and store surplus food in the cellar for winter while locking pantry doors and hiding keys.
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Willy Nilly
Rip
Jelly
Honeyy Bear
Wily
Milly
Jelly Bear
Honey Bear
Top Notch
Christopher Columbus
Christopher
Grandpa Grouchy Galump
Grandpa
Reay
City approves five CWA projects for state review
The local CW board and project committee approved five city projects including Ross Street retaining wall, Walters Street upgrades, Barrett Street work, Thayer Street surfacing, and Spruce Street base and surfacing. Engineer Jenkins drafts costs for more projects as Cleveland plans more likely submissions. board approvals required before work starts and before state review in Charleston.
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CW Board
State Board
Charleston
Charles O. King
Ross Street
South Side
Walters Street
Main
Christiana
Barrett St
Thayer Street
West Side
Spruce Street
Maple Avenue
Warder
Samuel R. Jenkins
Bunny and Puff cry out as gnome on bank misleads
A playful scene features a bunny and puff exclaiming help and trickery. The rabbit laments water in its eyes while declaring the need to switch backwards to keep wet water out, while a gnome on the bank is blamed for the deception.
Revival Continues at First Baptist Church
Revival meetings at the First Baptist church draw large nightly crowds with five souls saved. The series led by Rev. Millard Stump features personal outreach, sermons from John chapter nineteen and a closing poem. The congregation rededicates itself to Christ as volunteers carry the message to Garcia and urge response to His call.
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First Baptist Church
Millard Stump
Garcia
Stump
Jesus
Christ
Calvary
Paul
Sound Money Clash in Early American Finance History
A Time magazine style look at how monetary policy has long sparked debate from colonial barter to the gold standard. It traces disputes from Hamilton to Jackson, Shay's rebellion, Greenbacks, and Bryan's cross of gold, noting how inflation versus sound money has recurred through American eras.
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Hamilton
United States
Carl C. Cranmer
Washington
O. M. W. Sprague
Treasury
Roosevelt
Alexander Hamilton
Andrew Jackson
United States Bank
Daniel Shay
Massachusetts
Greenback
William Jennings Bryan
Coxey
George P. Warren
C. M. W. Sprague
Treasury Department
George F Warren
Paper money and early American colonists miss with taxes
The excerpt notes Massachusetts issues of paper money in the 18th century and its depreciation, with colonies using bills of credit, value distortion by law, and a 1751 English ban that extended to all colonies in 1764. Benjamin Franklin links resentment over paper money to rising revolutionary sentiment. Miss Mildred Keefer attended a football game in Morgantown yesterday.
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Massachusetts
New England
Benjamin Franklin
Mildred Keefer
Morgantown
Puff and Bun Turned to Fish in Lake Mischance
In a whimsical scene Puff the Puff and Fluff the Bun drift far out on a lake. They search for a missing watch as a bal gnome mutters and the two companions suddenly transform into fish, sparking a quirky turn of events.
Tugwell bill sparked debate over drugs and cosmetics
Chattanooga chemist I W Grote warns the Tugwell measure would curb personal remedies and extend control to all advertising. He says the proposed law splits druggists and physicians, risks endless court battles, and could drive legitimate home remedies out of business while leaving a path to constant political inspectors.
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Chattanooga
United States
I. W. Grote
University of Chattanooga
Chattanooga News
Grote
Prof. Grote
Tugwell Group
Tugwell
Call of Food and Drugs
Ieal
Hospital Notes Show Hope for Henderson Recovery
Considerable improvement noted in Jam Earl Henderson's condition today. Post office employees, his father's colleagues, were to donate blood for possible transfusion. Also, Nathilda Grow Gladys McDaniel Avenelle McDaniel of Grafton had minor operations at City hospital. David Bosley of Simpson discharged today. Harry H Williamson remains unconscious after a fall, with precarious condition. Prosecuting Attorney James Holt and his son John left for Bucyrus to visit Mr. and J. W. Knappenberger for the weekend.
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Jam Earl Henderson
Earl Henderson
Post Office
Nathilda Grow
Gladys McDaniel
Avenelle McDaniel
Grafton
City Hospital
David Bosley
Simpson
Harry H. Williamson
Mr. Williamson
James Holt
John Holt
Bucyrus
Mr. and
J. W. Knappenberger
Empty Your Gall Bladder And You'll Feel Like a Billion Dollars
Unsupported garbled text appears to be an advertisement style prompt. It references an eye catching claim about health benefits and mentions a druggist and advertising language. No coherent news event or data is present.
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Stewart Moss
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Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Associated Press
Winchester
Anc
Patna
Wade
Scorchy Smith
Bonanza Creek
Diana Dane
Jake
Circle Bar
Bonarza Creek
John C. Terr
Eva Hoon Amat
Diana
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