Man from Panama Falls for New York Actress
Serrano, a student from Panama living in New York, becomes obsessed with Natalie Leonard, an actress in a boarding house. After a tense near confrontation, he learns she has no trouble and has admired him from afar, confessing mutual affection but urging restraint as their paths cross in the city.
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Serrano
New York
Panama
Madre Mio
United States
Josh
Senora Serrano
Jose
City of Gold
Manhattan
Miss Leonard
Atalra
Genteman
Tam
Mr. Serrano
Senorita
Natalie Leonard
Matalle
Cat Eyes and Train Schedules in One Page
A mix of animal eye lens analogy explanations and detailed railway time cards from Independence to Dallas, Monmouth, Alfile, Airile, West Salem. It lists train numbers, departure times, and arrival times in both directions, including intermediate stops and daily vs. specific day timings.
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Cate Tan
Independence
Dallas
Monmouth
Dalllas
Affivea
Independecg
Daling
Airile
Independnce
West Salem
Independence Baily
Independents
Shocking Hen Research Sparks Curiosity Across States
The piece reports on upcoming science work titled Shredding Light on the Hen. It notes Kansas scientists studying psychological aspects of hens and Missouri researchers running an egg laying contest at Mountain Grove station from last September for a year. The tone questions practical value while musing on aesthetics and poultry intelligence.
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Kansas
Hell
Missouri
Mountain Grove Poultry Experiment Station
State University
Psychological
Beulah Referred To As Telephone Operator By Speaker
The dialogue notes Beulah as a telephone operator with many callers tiring her. A second speaker remarks, You may not know that she is a telephone operator, highlighting her role and fatigue from calls.
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Beulah
Sure Enough Dialogue Snapshot in Neighborhood Chat
A brief domestic exchange shows Mrs Chinn accusing her husband of ignoring sound advice while Mrs Frank questions how she knows. The scene hints at strain over listening and communication in a close relationship.
Language of Sport Terms From Medieval Inheritance
The article explains how many sports terms originated in medieval times describing animals and their habits such as a pride of lions a herd of deer and a bevy of roes. It notes similar descriptors for humans and their propensities, showing enduring usage in modern language.
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Spoksman
Persian Beauty Standards As Described By Traveler
A traveler notes that Persian girls must meet a strict beauty ideal including a slim waist, full face, gazelle eyes, and dark features. Eyes brows hair are black, lips cheeks gums red, skin and teeth white. if absent, art fills gaps, with habitual use of paint khol and henna.
Chas D Smiley Plans And Estimates Furnished On Short Notice
Chas D Smiley, contractor and builder, offers plans and estimates on short notice with dwelling houses as a specialty. Bell Phone 524. Funeral director and licensed embalmer with day or night calls. Lady assistant available. Based at Cooper Building, Independence, Oregon.
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Independence
Oregon
Attorney at Law and Notary Public Practice in All Courts
Attorney at Law and Notary Public will practice in all courts of the State with prompt attention to probate matters and collections. Office, Cooper Ridge.
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Cooper Ridg
Independence
Oregon
Snyder's Poultry Park ads Lincoln Independence Oregon
Snyder's Poultry Park in Independence Oregon offers Leghorns and Barred Plymouth Rocks pure bred eggs at 1.00 per 13 or 6.00 per 100. Home phone 7521 and P O Box 181.
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Plymoth
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Salem, Oregon
Drexler & Alexander
G. D. Tharp
Ore
Jim Hillird
Main Street
A. W. Russell
Independence Feed Store
Serrano’s
By Louise Merrifield
Associated Literary Press
Dalla
Darlag
Alfile
Chas. D. Smiley
W. R. Allin
D. D
Beth
Cooper Bldg
B. F. Swope
P. O. Box
Homer Lodge
Castle Hall
M. Moran
C. C
J. W. Richardson, JR
K. BR
Harry Norton
Independence, Ore
L. Hawkins
Dallas, Oregon
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