Shirley and the Enchanted Barn Hopeful Plan
Shirley, stretched by family hardship, keeps home duties while planning a hopeful move. She manages her brothers Harley and George, cares for Doris, and seeks help from Walter Graham in the Ward Trust building, aiming to secure relief and a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris
Shirley
Carol
Nellie Waite
Graham
George
Harley
Mother
London Street
Carel
Wealthy Sidney Graham Faces Inner Struggle With Shirley
In the afternoon, Sidney Graham contemplates the spirited Shirley, sensing a stronger character in her than in himself. Despite inherited wealth and steady conduct, he wrestles with attraction, planning a quiet walk in his thoughts instead of pursuing social duties or visiting Harriet Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Graham
Shirley
Perha
Harriet Hale
Dreamer Finds Barn as Possible Home in Springtime
A man driven by a woman’s longing to live in a stone barn discovers a substantial old barn on Glenside road near Allister avenue. He admires its grandeur and beauty in a spring setting but recoils when entering the dark interior, concluding living there would be impossible. (To Be Continued Next Week)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenside Road
Allister Avenue
Graham
Allister
Denvy
Harding
New York
Denby
Haytl
Rotary Denby
Inteen
Navy
Marien
Domingo
Upper Silesia history and disputed region stakes
The article traces Upper Silesia from its early Slavic population through Polish and German control, the 18th century divisions under Habsburg and Prussian rule, and the 20th century plebiscite debates. It notes the mining region's strategic value, population, and resources, and outlines Allied positions at Paris Peace Conference. It also includes a brief secondary item criticizing Department of the Navy statements on Haiti and related political controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Silesia
Poland
Breslau
Bohemia
Imate
Frederick the Great
Maria Theresea
Austria
France
Russia
Paris
Interallied Commission
Germany
Britain
Italy
Czecho-slovakia
Ca Jurope
Statement on Negro health figures from Alabama meeting
Dr Brown of Birmingham analyzed mortality data, attributing excess death rates among Negroes to environment and poorer physique. He cited census figures across southern and northern cities, noted disease patterns, and contrasted higher rates of pneumonia, Bright's disease, and heart disease with lower rates of measles and scarlet fever among Black populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Teachers of
Alabama
Brown
Birmingham
United States Census Office
Dublin
Bright
Parental Guidance On Child Heat, Food, And Growth
An article explains how a child’s higher activity and better muscle tone cause more heat and energy needs than an adult. It notes that a 30 pound infant requires far more food per pound than a 150 pound adult and outlines growth rates and energy demands from birth to early childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Exconvict Nominated for Terre Haute Mayor
An ex convict has been nominated for mayor by the Democrats of Terre Haute Indiana. He expects to be elected believing the people of that city will support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Herald
Democrats
Terre Haute
Indiana
Tanlac Restores Nervous Strength for Terre Haute Woman
Mrs. Cora M. Jackson of Terre Haute Indiana says Tanlac cured her nerves and rheumatic pains after a breakdown on Mulberry Street. She went from fear to sleep and steady nerves and reports excellent health following the remedy. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
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Tanlac
Cora M. Jackson
Mulberry St. Terre Haute
Ind
Taniac
Undefined. Necromancer as a necromancer in public ledger
A terse line asks what a necromancer is and defines it as the man who writes the collar ada in a retail public ledger. The fragment reflects a cryptic definition or joke entry. No clear event or person details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Pubic Ledger
Englishwoman’s odd Sign Language aid backfires in kitchen incident
An Englishwoman boasts of teaching a Russian servant via gestures. When the servant misinterprets actions, chores end badly. The mistress laments a ruined dining table and a sulking servant smoking her cigarettes. The episode adds to tensions amid Bolshevik fears.
Batonic Tablets Relief for Sour Stomach Mentioned
A user states consuming four Batonic tablets relieved their sour stomach. No additional context or medical guidance provided.
Raagenabdla sup position report in Mount Pisgy
A Kansas City Star item from Mount Pizgy Arkansas notes a neighbor recounting a supposed haunting or disturbance at Gabe Hornboggle’s house. Reports describe furniture moving and objects levitating with a chaotic scene and a remark about Gabe’s “bone-dry licker” prompting disbelief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabe Hornboggle
Guo
Gabe
Mount Pizgy
Ark
Kansas City Star
Mysterious Idaho Yarn Sparks Wonder in Daily Life
A fragment from Idaho describes a curious tale about human nature and a mysterious “eighth wonder of the world.” The odd phrasing hints at a humorous or poetic reflection on modern courting and society’s curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufeolfiehness
May
Idaho
Not Much of a Victory When A Man Obeys With Grumble
A terse remark notes a lackluster win as a man complies reluctantly. The line implies an outcome earned through reluctant obedience rather than genuine triumph.
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Enchanted Barn
J. B. Lippincott Co
Ward Trust
Walter Graham
New York World
Tia
Iespany
Springfield
Edison
Bilean
Banefit
Touriers
Row Wiliam
Hee
Doan
Smibner Poster-Flburn CO
Buffalo, Y
Olea Geeds Co
4Th St. City, Ta
Postun
Postumm
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