Love and Jealousy at Mansard & Son Office
Eleanor, a stenographer, battles jealousy over Lulu Otis the office secretary who flirts with boss George Mansard. Eleanor strives to win his favor while torn between friendship, romance, and a hinted divorce. The tale tracks ambition, affection, and rivalries in a Granger establishment office.
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Werner Mickett
Mansard & Son
George Mansard
Lulu Otis
Granger
Mr. Mansard
Heanor
Lulu
Eleanor
Man‘sardi
Munsard
Eleaner
Teaner
Bob Mansard
Ase
Leaner
Mrs. Stanford
Rob Mansard
Eleagor
Pol Mansard
Eleator
Hle
Hemor
Eli Ana Talu
Espdain
Shen
Mavusard
Mirusard
Cis
Otis- Lalu
Jaine
Cattle Drawn by Instinct of Ages
A narrative on gulf region cattle in Australia born to thirst and rain driven by ancestral instincts. Storm cattle chase distant showers, racing to water as dry storms flash in the sky. Notes on pasture competition and grass species dynamics in a separate agricultural passage.
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Gulf
Australia
Leiehardt
Cumberlands
Queensland
Gulf Country
Wise and Mothercrafty Mothersmith Trend
The article discusses a rise in mothercraft education, introducing the term mothersmith. It notes a proposed law requiring a degree of M. M. mistress of mother craft to birth or pursue mothercraft. It also mentions bootlegging a baby as a punishable offense and cites Woman's Home Companion.
Detective stories hook readers at times rare
A Detroit librarian notes a weakness in every reader’s armor for detective tales. He says even the most staid or learned enjoy a rattling good story occasionally, as it lets readers escape into another world and refreshes the mind.
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Detroit
Cient
Locked-Up Old History In Westminster Abbey
The muniment room at Westminster Abbey holds over 100000 documents dating back to the eighth century. They are guarded in iron-bound chests and being edited for publication. Dr Scott, librarian of the British Museum, reviews 57000 of the most important papers for careful cataloging.
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Westminster Abbey
Scott
British Museum
Systematic Plant Study on Forage in Wartime Pastures
Dr. Herbert C. Hanson of Colorado Agricultural College outlines a systematic study of pasture plants. The goal is to determine which forage species prove fittest and best survive in ongoing conflict conditions, guiding agricultural resilience.
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Herbert C. Hanson
Colorado Agricultural College
Tis
Executor's Notice for Maria T. Stewart Estate
Ernest Stewart attorney announces executorship of Maria T. Stewart of East Mahoning Township. Creditors must present authenticated claims for settlement, and debtors should make prompt payment. Notice dated May 25 1927 at Marion Center.
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Ernest Stewart
Maria T. Stewart
Ate
East Mahoning Township
William W
L. ©. Miller
Andrew Sutter
North Mahoning Township
H. Suttor
Washington Ave
Timira
New York
Jay Hamilton
Fishing for Wooglies and Freshmen in Colleges
A satirical piece compares two shopkeepers Gregory and Colby to fishing for customers, urging religious leaders to fish where the fish are. It argues colleges teem with young, impressionable people and a nationwide push aims to establish religious foundations, urging targeted outreach rather than vague efforts.
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Gregory
Colby
Thinois
Government and Citizen Principles of Founding Merit
Theodore Roosevelt argues for government based on founding principles and judging individuals by merit rather than class. The quote urges adherence to core ideals to achieve good governance and equal treatment under the law.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Pigeon Returns After Long Absence To Bath Loft
A homing pigeon has returned to the loft of Mr. J. W. Andrews at Bath Fingland after three years and nine months away. The event is noted as a remarkable example of bird memory and homing ability.
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J. W. Andrews
Bath
Fingland
Hoodoo in Tennis Green attire brings superstition
In tennis circles it is considered unlucky to wear green and players view racquets with green gut or green binding on the frame with suspicion.
Vermont burglars steal turkey from Mrs Wilson home
A Boston Transcript item reports two burglars who visited Mrs James G Wilson’s home last night ate the turkey’s two hind legs from a freshly cooked meal. The incident highlights growing break-ins in the area and raises concerns over neighborhood security.
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Vermont
James G. Wilson
Boston Transcript
Tron Iron Found In Red Blood Cells Despite Scarcity
A historic note explains that iron, though only about two thousandths of 1 percent of the body, is an important constituent present in the red blood cells.
An Eye Sees the Stars Illusion Forces Points as Light
The article explains why stars appear as points rather than round shapes. It notes stars are extremely distant and only seen as tiny lights, not defined disks, due to optical limitations of the eye.
Foundation of Riches Quote by Emerson
Quote attributed to Ralph Waldo Emerson on wealth and power describes the richest person as one who can avail themselves of all men's faculties and draw benefit from the labors of many. The saying emphasizes collective labor as the source of individual riches.
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Emerson
Indiana
Indiana County
Dead Water Nautical Definition Described
The nautical term dead water refers to the mass of eddying water forming along a vessel's sides as it moves through the sea.
Missing and Married
A terse Chronicle quip notes a pessimist as a man who has lost heart and lacks a robust liver strength. It appears as a light, wry smart-aleck line in the Boston Transcript.
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Boston Transcript
Practically So He Who Stands Still In This Busy Age
A concise aphorism from the Boston Transcript cautions that remaining stationary in a fast moving era leads to being left behind as others advance.
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Boston Transcript
Poor Papa The Texas family averages 4.9 per sons
The Dallas News comments on a Texas family with an average of 4.9 sons per father, noting the unusual math and the father’s awareness of the ninth tenths.
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Papa
Texas
Dallas News
Notices of Estate Administrations and Sales in Green Township
Multiple estate notices announce administration for Mary M. Wilt of Green township and Andrew Sutter in North Mahoning. Creditors urged to present claims. debtors asked to settle promptly. Sale by J M Gaston administrator of the Sutter estate as directed by the court. note timbered unimproved tracts and cash on confirmation of sale with deed delivery. Executors Jay Hamilton and others listed with addresses in Punxsutawney and Timira.
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Orphans’ Court of
Indiana
Chaoe Township
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
J. M. Gaston
Dollie W, AY
Orphans’ Court
Letters of administration on Lucretia Fry estate
Pierce and Pierce announce letters of administration on the estate of Lucretia Fry late of South Mahoning township deceased. Those with claims must present them authenticated for settlement and those indebted should pay promptly. W. Q. Fry, administrator. Home, Pa. Indiana, Pa. June 1, 1927.
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Mary M. Wilt
Green Township
Lewis Henry
R. BD
Commodore
Pierce & Pierce, Attys
Lucretia Fry
South Mahoning Township
W. Q. Fry
Adm
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Thomas Arkle Clark
University of
Cunningham & Fisher, Attorneys
Orphans Court Sale
Eliza J. McPherson
Minta Thi
Linus Dijts
North Fork
Little Mahoning Creek
Norman Gaston
Abraham Tyger
Haarlem
Chas. F. Pauch
East Phila
Silas C. Streams
Undertaker
Phila
Indiana, PA
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