What’s Your Answer by Stead and Wild West Bustations
David Elen son of a drunken ranchman fires his pistol at a running cayass and witnesses the first automobile arrive. It tips over breaking Doctor Mardy’s leg but spares his daughter Trend. Dave rescues the injured and brings a doctor from miles away. Irene manages the house as they grow closer during her father’s stay.
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David Elen
Mardy
Dave
Irene
Hardy
Mr. Nden
Good Fellowship
Doctor Hardy
Gol
Royal Edward
Pippin
Trene
Mr. Biden
Reente
Irene and Dave Face a Hard Choice at the Ranch
In twilight at the Elden ranch Irene speaks of life beyond college and wealth, while Dave confesses his plan to work and study to cross life’s gulf. They pledge no pledges yet seek freedom before the pull of society and a future together.
Scout Naturalist Advises Boys to Explore Beyond Paths
A scout naturalist urges boys not to limit walks to roads and beaten tracks. He describes marshlands and frost danger, advises cautious exploration, and recounts finding a hidden “fairyland” of natural formations and caves reachable by careful inquiry beyond familiar trails.
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Migelow
Pluim Collines
Aly
Tany
Water blamed for typhoid outbreak in family report
Fragmentary dialogue states a doctor linked a typhoid illness to well water. The speakers discuss the cause and imply a contamination issue affecting the family.
Dave Heads to Town in Quest for Fortune
Fragmentary dialogue shows a character named Dave seeking fortune in town. The text hints at a continuation titled JoSH and includes a quoted line about Misa Meek described as quiet, shrinking, or notable in contrast to another remark.
False Notes in the Harmony
A fragment notes uneven voices in a choir or vocal group with remarks about voice quality and aging singers. The brief hints at a young woman and references to music masters and a chorus, suggesting a backstage or rehearsal scene.
Ukulele Interest Cited By A Curious Artist
A quoted dialogue features Mr. Comrox noting a ukulele as a quiet instrument. He remarks it causes less noise and can be demolished without the expense tied to damaging a grand piano or a fine violin, reflecting a materialist view on sound and value.
Henry and T's awkward courtship in rustic talk
Fragmentary dialogue shows tension between Henry a steady fellow and T who scoffs at a suitor who mispronounces words. The scene hints at social judgment and imperfect romance in a rural setting.
Fragmented Exchange From A Quarrel Cleared Still
A mangled dialogue snippet shows a protest of manners and a degraded tone about a soak and an invitation to dine in Montreal. The text hints at social friction and miscommunication between unnamed speakers.
Fragmentary Detective Dialogue Fragments
The text presents disjointed lines about a lawyer, an amateur detective, and an exchange on a gift or payment. The garbled phrases include references to Wa and Wasa, a fee line, and an impression of someone earning money by covert means. The passage reads like a noisy, truncated conversation.
Chinese Syllables Carry Many Meanings In Early Language
A fragment discusses the Chinese language before national writing with monosyllables totaling 420 in the Pekingese dialect. It notes high ambiguity per syllable with distinct words formed by pronunciation differences and associations and references older dictionaries and terms.
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China
Ion
Tools Shape Skill From Ancient Times To Today
The passage notes that early humans learned the value of good tools for crafting arrows and spears. It emphasizes that quality implements enable better work, echoing the modern idea that good tools improve performance.
Choctaw Ladin Otle W. Lender Chosen for Statue Honor
The Choctaw Ladin Otle W. Lender of Oklahoma is selected by a French sculptor to model a statue of the American fighting man. A brief resume supports his designation as a heroic fighter and defender of blood and frontier virtue. The piece notes pride in American strength and honors a respected Indian citizen who stood with courage and dignity.
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Otle W. Lender
Oklahoma
Amertra
Saya
Cleveland Plain
Meyer
Fodian
Cade Ma
Boy Scouts Raised Large Sum in U S Bonds Campaign
The report notes substantial funds raised by the Boy Scouts in U S bonds totaling about 354 million dollars with thousands of subscriptions and wartime drives. It highlights campaign leadership, volunteer participation, and large contributions to the treasury department during the period.
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Boy Scouts
U. S
Tilt
Treasury Department
Facts and Fancies on originality and ambition
The piece reflects on originality as doing what has not been thought of before and notes the busy nature of those who avoid others. It questions how society would reshape if everyone pursued top positions and mentions a woman named Jean who falls for a bonnet she saw on first sight.
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Jean
Nate
Bonnet
Mrst Sie
Helm and Wherry Tow Result in Ships Guiding
A short maritime note describes the helm given guidance against evils beyond our own, noting the little wherry being towed by a larger ship as the crew seeks safer navigation. The language hints at a proverb-like reflection on leadership and voyage.
Asia Minor Skinless Fruit With Nutty Peach Pit
A historical note describes a fruit from Asia Minor with a pit and edible kernel that blends nut and peach qualities. It notes kinship to almond and peach kernels, a Caspian region plum variant, fragrance, and unusual shell and cracking behavior, with references to export practices.
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Asia Minor
Permian Gulf
Tigra
Corelen Fruit
Caspian
Darwin
Scientific American
Henner
Flower Fields of Thibet Thrill Bees Birds and Students
Describes Thibet slopes covered with monkshood and yellow mountain poppy creating a paradise for bees and birds. Specimens are collected pressed dried and shared with botanical societies and subscribers, with seeds offered to readers and garden enthusiasts.
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Thibet
Flow Ree
Gener
Putille
Deep Voices Require More Force Than Sopranos
Dellente science notes lower tones need more vocal power than soprano aims. Contralto and bass voices require greater membrane vibration and breath support, leaving wider glottal gaps. Authors claim men must exert several times more energy to speak in deep tones.
Incubators Over a Millennium Old Chinese Breeds
A historical note reports incubators claimed to be 1,000 years old and mentions two doglike breeds raised in China, though details are sparse and the text is fragmentary.
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Hwo
China
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