Fable of the Scoffer Who Fell Hard and the Woman Sitting By
A satirical portrait set in a century dawn follows Mr Pallzey, a social climber terrified of socialism, who amortizes his boredom by golf. He is drawn into a world of clubs, critique, and comic misadventure as golf madness consumes his life, straining marriage and finances while exposing pretensions and folly.
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Mr. Vallaey
Pallaey
Carter-Snake
Terre Haute
Leon
Mr. Pallzey
Tdle Tech
MacMearson
Drumtocitie
Hargis
Flo
Elis
Mr. Valwey
Fle
St. Vitus
Tie
Mr. Pallaey
Emerald
Mr. Paltzey
Milwaukkee
Mr. Vallgey
Pallzey
Bertier
Trieaux
Delsarte
Hin
The Closed Door by George Elmer Cobb
A penniless aspiring criminal narrates his descent into burglary and a pivotal night in a rich puzzle house. He encounters a cunning couple and a feigned medical visit that leads to a tense plot, a jewel wallet, and a chance for a new life through engagement with Alice Derby.
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George Elmer Cobb
Superman
Tate
Alice Derby
Waltham Street
Alice
W. G. Chapman
Infants, Scioal, and a Trophy at the Club
A muddled tale recalls an infant son and a Cadet at a Punch-Howl, followed by boasts of Vitel Or gans and a $30,000 Trail to a mocked Halo. Mrs Pallney is told to cut household expenses as a Trophy Eye Cup is shown. The story meanders through a department store, metal polish, a shaved mug, and a Golf Forearm gag amid domestic scene.
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Pallaey
Ms; Pallzey
Palizey
Willoughby
Garden task shows home lesson in proper planting
A humorous take on gardening as a wife and husband argue over layout and seeds. The Detroit Free Press quote illustrates how couples clash over what to plant and where to place flowers, ending with the idea that cooperation is the only way to do it right.
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Chick Evans
Pallzey
Lawder
Andrew's
Washington
Aly
Dundee
Yardon
Hilgus
Paldey
Jerome Travers
Byers
le Wa
Detroit Free Press
Elizabeth Ann
Hovige
Waters
Golden Spire of Shwe Dagon Temple in Rangoon
Description of the Shwe Dagon pagoda in Rangoon Burma as a famed eastern world sight seen from the main tourist route. The temple is plated in gold and visible from miles away, its gilded tower symbolizing wealth and sacred grandeur, with legends of its construction and the devotion of worshipers noted amid historical and literary allusions.
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Rangoon
Burma
Rolden Inc
Food prejudice is costly urges open food choices
Government food experts urge people to try new foods and avoid clinging to familiar staples. Preferring only local items drives demand up, raises prices when crops are tight, and wastes cheaper, abundant options such as rice and corn.
Wallflower Term Sparks Courtroom Dismissal
In Baltimore, Justice Packard settles a dispute at central police court over an assault charge against Henry Katz of the Midelty garage. Samuel C. Fernheimer, manager of the supply department, testified Katz insulted him with a wallflower remark before Katz struck. Packard dismissed Katz, deeming the remark sufficient provocation.
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Fernheimer
Katz
Packard
Birth Cry and Silence Echo in a Quiet Conscience
A fragmentary line suggests themes of conscience, voice, and sorrow without concrete events or names, offering a terse impression of内 introspective mood.
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Marth
Window Sills and Inward Features Reimagined In Aesthetic Update
A fragment describes transforming window sills with pinelog and box, aiming to make interiors more attractive. Mentions hingeable seat covers on the front interior and references to small rooms and practical design in a dated, somewhat garbled excerpt. The text preserves partial terms and objects without a clear narrative.
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Pinelog & Box
Farming Now a Business in America’s Bread Belt
A national message argues farming must be a business with professional methods. It cites high grain prices and Western Canadian yields as proof, listing specific farm profits from Wright in Alberta and firms like Smith & Sons in wheat, plus affidavits from Nobleford and Noble County on record yields and efficiency with costs kept low.
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America
United States
Canada
C. A. Wright
Afilo
Towa
Joseph
Champion
Alberta
Messrs. Smith & Sons
Wulcap
Western Canada
Smith
Newell J. Noble
Nobleford
Province of
Salemniy
Newell
Noble
Nancy Coe
Nancy
Coe
Hungary Bankrupt Revealed By Budapest Economist
Ar Est of Budapest reports Dr. Ede Palyi argues Hungary is insolvent after war costs reach 5 billion dollars, production only 950 million, with interest payments alone totaling 600 million. He predicts a startling war loan crisis and heavy taxes on workers farmers and industry.
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Ede Palyi
Ar Est
Budapest
Hungary
New York Times
Palyt
Germany
Nervousness Blues A Chicago Area Lady Praises Lydia Pinkham
Mrs Root of Washington Park Illinois writes of relief from nervous spells backache and waves of blues after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetables Compound and Liver Pills She notes restored energy youthful appearance and thanks the company for free advice and remedies
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Washington Park
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Mrs. Root
Stopies
Siege Avenue
Illinois
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George Ade
Newspaper Syndicate
Quille
Efere
New York “Herald
Stiles
Beyeremede CO
Chicago
Magyar
Gadder
Mr. Gadder
Bilmer
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Ys
Deugelsi
A. Licenes
Doslers
Capree
Kale
Harold Somers
Watson E. ‘Coleman
D.Q. Advi
Bater
WEN
Milwaukee
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