Enchanted Barn Silent Plea in a House of Danger
In a decayed old house, Shirley uses song to soften a brutal captor and protect a government notebook. A tense confrontation follows with two armed men, as she guards the hidden notes while a boy courier reads her short hand. The scene blends force, faith, and a fragile hope for escape.
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Dinath
Shirley
Darkair
Cori
Hal
Joe
Wnman
Diver Strait
Sam
Hennie
Nix
Sas
Emryd
Lower bowel cancer symptoms and warning signs
The article notes the lower bowel as a common cancer site and stresses that 76 percent of such cancers are diagnosed late. Sudden constipation, explosive bowel movements, blood or mucus, pelvic discomfort, and persistent urge to stool are highlighted as key indicators, with emphasis on early diagnosis while acknowledging limits of symptoms.
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J. M. Lynch
Harding's League of Nations speech viewed in York town article
From the York World, a report notes President Harding after the Senate ratified the Germany peace treaty refrained from naming the League of Nations yet praised its civilizing goal. The piece contrasts Harding with Wilson, cites Senatorial resistance, and mocks opponents as holding to flat-earth views in debating foreign policy.
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Harding
League of Nations
York World
Senate
Germany
Yorktown
League
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Votiva
Zion City
IML
North Dakota’s Troubles Economic Not Political
An eastern businessman William C. Gregg argues in The Outlook that North Dakota’s troubles are economic. Wheat dependence and crude oil and transport costs affect farmers’ profits, needing diversification and local industry. Jury duty is urged as a remedy for nervous tension after a Cleveland case.
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North Dakota
Kansas City Star
William C. Gregg
Mr. Gregg
Gregg
Combine
Kansas
Farm land trade offer seeks Illinois corn belt parcels
Dr C A Moore offers to exchange into farm real estate paying 10 percent or better. Targeted properties must be well located and properly priced. Avoid large mortgages or inflated values. Respond with full details in initial letter. Davidson Building Sioux City Iowa.
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Corn Belt
C. A. Moore
Davidson Bidg
Sioux Oly
The Great Obstacle and Odd Sayings from Arkansas
A Kansas City Star quotation from Gap Johnson of Rumpua Ridge Arkansas discusses pressure to move to town due to family noise and the impracticality of raising dogs there. The piece includes a quip about shoes and a joke on undertakers as men who follow the medical profession.
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Marathon
Liberty
America
Gap Johnson
Rumpua Ridge
Ark
Kansas City Star
Those Dear Girls Betty and Marie Exchange Confidences
Betty says Jack claims she is the first girl he kissed while Marie counters she has seen him kiss others and other things too in a candid exchange captured in the column.
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Betty
Jack
Marie
Shave With Cuthura Soap Advertisement Claims
An advertisement touts Cuthura Soap as boosting razor efficiency and skin health. It promises no mug, no slimy soap, no germs, no waste, and no irritation even with twice daily shaving. One soap for shaving bathing and shampooing.
A Leader Blackstone He s a Man of Affairs Webster
A leader named Blackstone is described as a man of affairs while Webster notes that his wife is suing for divorce. The brief item references marital legal action without details of the case or dates.
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Blackstone
Webster
Frances Willard Museum Opens Near Janesville Wisconsin
A tiny country schoolhouse near Janesville Wisconsin is dedicated as the Frances E Willard museum by temperance followers. The site honors Miss Willard and marks her rise from pioneer childhood to the Hall of Fame in Washington, the lone woman so honored.
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Frances E.i Willard
Janetville
Wis
Miss Willard
Wesleyan Seminary
Northwestern University
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Misa Willard
Hall of Fame
Washington
Crabshaw Home Worries on Loans and Diets
A clipped dialogue centers on financial strain and household choices. Mrs Crabshaw questions mortgage status while Eve sews her own outfits. The piece hints at social stigma linked to sympathy and pity in tough times.
Distinctive College Colors Spark Fatherly Rivalry
Fathers discuss their sons at different colleges and predict athletic season rivalries. One notes Orange and Blue, Blue and Gray, Bleck and Orange, and the idea that colors converge in the end. The exchange ends with the quip Hieck am Blue from a Philadelphia Ledger item.
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Princeton
Philadelphia Ledger
Perfect Woman's Epitaph from St Marys Acton Tombstone
A correspondent reports an old tombstone at St Marys Acton in London bearing the inscription she was Ah what was she What a wife and mother should be This epitaph presents a reflective tribute to ideal womanhood from the Tit Bits period.
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St. Marys
Acton, W
London
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Grace Bocmidt
Cleveland
Bobby
Fem Pastoy Orel
Gen 18
Saye
Bayer
Frances E. Willard Museum
Little
Janesville
Crabshaw
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Eve
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