Story Seems to Follow Ann and Phil Through Romantic Entanglements
Ann Fret three kinds Cleaver Love begins as she balances engagement to Phil with past relationships. Cecily Fenwick supports the family while Mary Frances and grandparents Rosalie and Grand endure financial strain. Earl De Armount pressures Ann toward a stage partnership as Letty King stirs tension at Phil’s office. Cecily learns Barry McFerl has left town, and Ann maneuvers around Kennbom Smith as she awaits tonight’s decision.
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Nann
Cecily Fenwick
Mary Frances
Rosalie
Ann
Phil ‘Ec
Barry McFel
Sabine
Se Ee
Earl DE Armount
Phill
Letty King
Phil
de Armount
Cecily
Barry
Anna
Kennbom Smith
Carmichael watches yard for illicit love amid a calm morning
Mr. G. C. Carmichael head of Home-Made Bakery frets over a supposed couple seen near his yard as Mary Frances Fenwick heads to school. He questions if the girl is Mary Frances and vows to report the pair if they reappear, while maintaining a cordial chat about algebra finals.
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G. C. Carmichael
Carmichael
Mr. Carmichael
Mary-Frances
Earl DeArmount
Prince
Ermintrude
Life Tragedy and Letters Spark Small Town Teens
Mary Frances and Ermintrude discuss a failed algebra exam and a secret romance as they linger in a June afternoon. The girls debate presenting the truth to Mr. Carmichael while chores, library fragments, and a coin of fate color their worries about ponies and camp.
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Frankie
Mary- Frances
Rosalie
A. N
Nook
Wendling
Utah
Mary-Frances
Ermintrude
Mr. Carmichael
Daddy
Pendleton
Aurora Delphian meeting and local society notices
The Aurora Delphian chapter meets tonight at 7 30 in the Elwood hotel private dining room. Several birth announcements and social events appear, including weddings and gatherings at local homes.
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Aurora
The
Delphian Society
Elwood Hotel
Slow Passes and Hesitation Darken Bridge Ethics
In a column on modern bridge ethics, McKenney condemns the slow pass and hesitant play as detrimental to fair play. He warns that delaying bids or announcing a bid and studying deeply misleads opponents and unsettles partners, urging consistent timing and decisive play instead.
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WM. EB. McKenney
England
Ees Nea Service
Bridge Party Honors Mrs. J L Sowers in Lexington
Mrs. J L Sowers hosted a morning bridge party for Mrs. Edwin Cathell with five tables in Lexington. High score went to Mrs. B H Finch. consolation to Mrs. W B Hunt. Guests shared salads and cakes after 1 pm with many attendees. More than 450 people died in the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire.
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Lexington
J. L. Sowers
Edwin Cathell
Bridge
David Sink
Robert Wall
Cathell
R. G. Sowers
Sanford
John J. LaPage
H. E. Mills
Birmingham
Ala
W. B. Hunt
Woodrow McKay
Ira
S. Brinkley
H. E. Olive
Paul Hinkle
R. C. Hinkle
San Francisco
Glorifying Yourself By Alicia Hart Beauty column tips
Dry skin comes from modern life and dieting. Use oil cleansers and nourishing creams, rinse with cold water, and massage nightly. For enlarged pores, scrupulous cleansing plus regular facial massage helps. keep washcloths and powder puffs clean or replace them to avoid irritation.
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Castile
To Be Continued Fragment Sparks Family Tallback
A fragment shows a character arguing about knowing his father better than another. The line hints at ongoing family tensions and a cliffhanger ending.
Feel Like a New Person With Cascara Quinine Cold Remedy
Advertising copy touts ILL'S Cascara Quinine as guaranteed to knock a cold in a hurry. It promises pain relief congestion relief and renewed energy after two tablets with water. If it fails you get your money back.
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Hill’s
Sleep Aid and Palmist Ad Blend in One Notice
Poor sleep blamed on stomach gas. Lemon juice in hot water offered to ease gas, then Adlerika claimed to cleanse stomach and bowels. Also promotes Madame Violet palmistry reading at City Limits on North Main Street High Point North Carolina with confidential service and satisfaction guarantee.
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St. Paul
Mina
Wahepey
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
Sheridan Leads Georgia Campaign Starts November 12 1864
General Philip Sheridan began his march through Georgia on November 12 1864, marking a key phase in the Civil War the report notes.
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Sheridan
Georgia
Construction mystery: material used in pyramid building
Fragmentary report notes an unknown material used in pyramids. Details on composition and source remain unclear, with investigators seeking archival evidence and expert analysis to confirm the exact substance employed. More may emerge from future archaeological findings and lab tests.
Birds' Body Temperature Higher Than Humans
The text notes birds have a body temperature around 108 degrees while humans run about 98 degrees, highlighting a significant difference in metabolic heat between species.
Notable Early U S Postal and Military Posts
Benjamin Franklin served as Philadelphia postmaster in 1737. West Point first served as a military post on January 20, 1778, marking its early strategic role.
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Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
West Point
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Frances Montgomery
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J. D. Rogers
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P. A. Jones
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H. A. Millis
Harry Raymond
Charlies F. Tomlinson
Raymond Lodge
Fritz Harry
Sedgefield
J. E. Millis
K. C. Denny
Frank Hunsucker
J. H. Adams
J. W. Harriss
A. 8. Caldwell
Hiram Armentrout
Carter Dalton
R. H. Walker
T. J. Gold
Valentine
Good Will Garden Club
R. L. Brinson
R. D. Tillson
Dowdy-Garner
Lula Dowdy
J. F. Garner
Moore County
Asheboro
H. T. Stevens
Garner
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Moffitt’s
Lexington News
Ethel
Thleioe
Nate
Glorifying Yourself
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Hinds
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