The Waltz and the Etheridge Heiress Romance
Billy Kennard, a poor musician, falls for Marjorie Watson a wealthy Etheridge relation. She reveals herself as Marjorie and urges him to share his waltz with music publisher Richard Amberson, promising a future of opportunity and romance.
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Desserts and fruit sundaes from old kitchen notes
A readable collage of simple desserts and fruit ideas. Quick desserts include toast with jelly plus whipped cream, cracker shortcake with peaches in syrup, jelly pancakes, and a raspberry trifle. Also listed are banana dessert with lemon juice, prunes in whipped cream, and variations using rice, marmalade, dates, figs, and nuts.
Long search ends as mother identifies lost boy near Fort Worth
Julia Deto of Quabec Gan identifies her eight year old son near Fort Worth after a four year nationwide search. E S Carroll was arrested March 6 on assault charges and may face abduction charges. The boy recognized his mother immediately after years apart. Carroll's attorney filed a habeas corpus petition to regain custody.
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Five men and a gamble end Charley Lineberger run
Charley Lineberger of Howard Kansas once earned up to fifteen dollars daily during harvests in Ellis and Russell counties. In 1913 he logged nineteen days at fifteen dollars each, 1914 eight days at ten dollars, and eight more at fifteen. This year wheat stalk growth forced a shift to quick money. Ellis County Sheriff Charles Davin and Deputy Jack Watkins raided a box car game near Walker, and Charley pleaded guilty to gambling and is jailed.
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Girl Wears Brother's Flannels to Farm Work
Miss Rose Williams aids on her father's Wisborough farm near Billingshurst England due to labor shortages. She finds skirts a hindrance and works in a hay field wearing her brother's flannels.
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Wife's warning saves farmer from pickpocket loss
William Dawson of east of Columbus visited the fair with 55 dollars in his purse. His wife warned him about pickpockets. A crowd at the Pennsylvania station led to a purse theft, but he had deposited 50 dollars at a local bank and kept 5 for spending. He credits his wife's warning for saving him 50 dollars.
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Navy pajamas spark surplus after sailors reject nightwear
Washington reports the U S Navy overstocked 70 000 pajama suits after sailors refused to wear nightshirts or pajamas as expected. Orders two years ago targeted enlistees with pajama provisions but demand never grew. About 30 000 pairs were distributed with sailors using them as underwear or while coaling ships.
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