Miss Leslie and the Hunter's Nurse in the Cottage
A civil engineer, Tom Arnold, recovering from a broken leg in a rural cottage, is cared for by Miss Leslie Bainbridge who becomes his nurse. A hotel-bound doctor arranges transfer to the city, and Leslie reveals her true name while offering support. As they grow close, Tom asks Leslie to marry, pledging love and shared ambition in a tale of hardship and budding partnership.
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Hoctor
Vom Atholl
Sid
Som
Tom Arnold
Cutter
Iid
Sliss Lestie
Theo Uirse
Yom
Odiet
Daven
Tanm
Onite
Morse
Tom
Miss Leste
Leslie
Ben
Leaise Bainbridge
Miss Lovle
New York Made Rat Tight Phrase Origins War Port
The phrase New York is rat tight reflects how the port became a key wartime gateway. The customs intelligence bureau, formed last year, tightened scrutiny of contraband and enemy agents, with New York handling most munition shipments and international travel, saving lives and money.
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New York
Customs Intelligence Bureau
Uncle Sam
New York Pittsburgh
United States
Tamopa
America
Glacier Glacier Glimpses in U S A From See America First
The article touts U S glacier climbing as an affordable thrill amid war travel restrictions. It highlights Glacier and Rainier National Parks as accessible options by rail, with Alaska offering deluxe glacier sightseeing and summer excursion steamers sailing to ice fronts among bergs. It notes vivid colors and crevasses as enduring impressions, plus a vivid seacoast iceman image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States
Glacier Park
Rainier National Park
Alaska
Switzerland
Red Telford
Jar Meclaules: Magazine
Tractor schools and new terms stir debate across farms
The piece questions the naming of tractor operators and outlines rising interest in tractor schools across the United States. It notes that wartime needs boosted tractor use and training, with farmers needing to adapt from horse handling to operating heavy steel machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stace
Christian Science Monitor
Nocturnal hunt described in rustic dialect
A young hunter recalls traveling through woods with his goat and a worn tag full of game. He is pleased with his catch and searches for more. A woman named Sheri, alerted by signs on trees, calls to him asking if he has seen them, noting new warnings about looting.
Fragmentary Note From An Unclear Source
A garbled OCR fragment references a person or entity, with scattered phrases about waking, fishing, and a name like Jere Eovaguius. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear event or context to summarize. No verifiable dates, places, or organizations are present.
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Goodrich
Firestone
Fords
Overlands
Oaklands
Briscos
Allens
Maxwells
Goodyear
Ford
J. S. Hileman
Indiana
Butes
Farmers and Miners National Bank
Jacksonville
Kent, Penwa
Anthony & Kline
Shelocta, PA
Schumacker Peed Co, O. & B
Peracy
Vas
Carlond
J. M. Stewart & CO
Penna
Miss Leslie
Aurea
Warner Carntogsel
Selden
Indiana Truck and Service Co
8Th Street
Gompers Alley
Indiana, Pa
Jastoranking
DELCO
Dayton
Ohio
Lightcap Electric Co
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