Disciplinarian Greer Reconciles With Roxana After Heated Row
Roxana confronts Goddard Greer after he restrains her dog and she lashes out in anger. He reappears later with a protective turn, guiding her home and arranging a cab as danger looms on a late street. Their quarrel ends with a softening reconciliation and renewed affection.
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Roxann
Jewis
Goddard Greer
Greer
Roxana
Goddard
Chere
Moxie
Mrs. Vining
Mr.Vining
Phil
Abe
Mother Hubbard
Troxana
Blode
Roxand
Roxanit
Roxie
Forster and the London Dream in a Village Tale
Sir Wemyss Reid recalls a Newcastle friend warning young John Forster of London writing and abdication from his father's butcher shop. The tale frames Forster as the future biographer of Goldsmith and Dickens amid a town's fond chatter. An old etiquette chapter advises suitors on when to propose, noting boating risk and dinner timing as reasons to delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fane
John Forster
Dickens
Sir Wemyss Reid
Sir Wemyss
Newcastle
London
Forster
Joan Vorster
Goldsmith
Charles Dickens
Outlawed bill leads to billiard room wager tale
A physician recalls chasing a $3 debt then wagering with a deadbeat on payment. A stranger later paid $10 by check and $7 in cash, but the check later bounced marked no good, prompting reflection on his street bet. The tale ends with the bank returning the check as bad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Dessert Decision Dilemmas Spark Family Debate
A light domestic note asks what to serve after meals. The piece promotes Jell-O as quick, easy dessert with no baking required. It advertises lemon orange raspberry and strawberry flavors, and mentions available at local grocers with low cost.
Good Stallions to Begin Season at Local Grounds
Hal W pacing stallion Wee Good Stallions and other horses including Prince Albert and Nero English Shire will begin the season under owner David Muwalins at Onberg Pas. The schedule calls for activity on the first three days of each week and the final three days of a selected week at the fire grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal W
David Muwalins
Onberg
Pas
Fragmented poem excerpt with stray typographic errors
A garbled verse scene shows a maiden and stranger in a dreamlike encounter. The text shifts through disjointed dialogue and prose fragments, mentioning a poetess, a boy with a cigarette, and a summer day as the narrative threads blur into incoherence.
Terrific Race with Death Described by Ralph W. Fernandes
Fernandes, writing from anmpa, Kha, describes a fearful race with death due to liver trouble and disease. After trying doctors and medicines, he uses electric Biblers with such relief that he feels like a new man. He cites improved health and renewed interest in life. Sold by Datysherry Bros and others in Marion County and Homer City at 30 cents.
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Ralph WW. Fernandes
Anmpa
Kha
Datysherry Bros
Ludtatia
Pay B
No Park's
Marion Counter
Siekenberger d& Co
Homer City
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the Poets’ Corner
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Poets Corner
Cary of Progress
Pit
Thaiss
Toygtae
Steiner
Arun Cuitermian
Henen
Andre
Imam
Nile
Harold MacGratt
Grey Cloak
Thigane
Toyate
Laos
Brass Hote Pty James Speedy
CAT
Soren Icda
Gems Ages
GHD
Leda
Enirib
Tresin
Sane Eesti
St Aurney
Jor Epps EC Dodsen
Executy
Holland
Petia
Agri
Adintulstente
Conlon
Dee
Mer
Eleaa Hehe
Mis
Emala TL Steels
South
Madioning
Assland
Anna Catay
Art Wall Paper Co
Indyana, Penna
E. Widdowson & Co
Lancaster
India
Hane
Pol Salistien
Indiana Steam Laundry
Indiana Lumber & Supply
Indiana, Penna
Vogel Bros., Merchant Tailors
North Sixth Street
Indiana, PA
Indiana
J. L. Orr
J. R. Richards
Dresser
Philadelphia Street
Pattison
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