Rotor by Ma Hale
Nancy recounts memories tied to crumpled rose petals and discusses wardrobe plans with Sue. They plan to sort clothes, select dresses, hats, and accessories, while Nancy hints at spending money on fashion instead of a fur coat and mentions Ruth and a sister.
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Sue
Nancy
Arnold Page
Ruth
Fragmented dialogue hints at a social scene and a resolution
The text shows characters Sue Ruth and others in a social setting. Sue comments on a dress and quality of goods while money is discussed as essential and inessential. Ruth expresses exhaustion and makes a resolve as they part and head to a stair.
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Sue
Ruth
Russian Soviet Government Adopted in 1917 Era
A 1917 note asserts the Soviet government was adopted in Russia on January 18 1917 and that the constituent Assembly would declare a republic of soviets forming a confederation of National Soviet Republics. It also mentions a two hour ultimatum in Transylvania and Allied protection for Ferdinand of Romania.
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Russia
Constituent Assembly
Republc of Soviets
Revolutionary Committee of the Ninth Russian Army
Jassy
Ferdinand
Rumania
Oise
Night leg pains and nerves alert readers to new remedy
A brief note urges readers to treat night leg pains and joint back discomfort with a new product. It claims quick relief and encourages purchase at druggists for 75e. The ad uses urgent tone and direct call to action for consumers seeking immediate relief.
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Cys
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