The Enchanted Barn Chapter XXV Rescue
Shirley is trapped with two criminals when a night of danger ends with a dramatic rescue. Sidney Graham Barnard and police seize the gang as Shirley reveals the true location of the notes, hiding the crucial manuscript in her shoes. She refuses blame on Barnard and awakes in Graham’s protective care.
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Hennie
Shirley
Sidney Graham
Elizabeth
Joe
Graham
Sidney
Mr. Barnard
Miss Hollister
Tilman-Brooks
Barnard and Clegg
Pard
Barnard
Washington
Nervous Husbands and Russian Rebuilding Insights
A reader notes Dr Myersons piece on nervous husbands and how wives can influence temperament. An American observer in Russia favors U S Germany cooperation for reconstruction and envisions a United States of Russia arising from current chaos.
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Russia
England
France
Germany
United States
Ruauia
Harding plan for disarmament faces world test
The article argues Secretary Hughes under President Harding proposes a ten year halt on capital ship construction and scrapping ships now on the ways. It links the aim to Britain United States and Japan, notes potential cuts in older battleships and broader reductions in navies, and stresses the need for eastern friction resolution to enable universal disarmament. It lauds Harding’s stance and hints at a lasting peace if nations cooperate. The piece also includes poetry fragments about Hercules and war’s weariness.
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HIE
Hughes
Harding
British Empire
United States
Japan
France
Italy
Warren Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Harding
Labor and arbitration ease tensions in trucking dispute
In Chicago labor and management reached a businesslike settlement after the Cartagexchange and Motor Truck Operators' association sought an eight percent wage cut for drivers. The Teamsters rejected the cut, arbitration awarded a smaller concession, and President Galvin said pay raises historically followed when employers and workers negotiate openly.
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Chicago
Cartagexchange
Motor Truck Operators’ Association
Teamsters
Teameturs
Galvin
Truck Drivers’ Union
Wareen
Edison Deflects Scottish Pronunciation Debate at Dinner
In a New York dinner, Edison faced a harangue from a Harvard senator over pronouncing curator. Edison humorously noted Scottish and English analogies, then bowed to the senator’s authority while maintaining his own pronunciation.
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Thomas A. Edison
New York
Harvard
Mr. Edison
Inventoria
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A known Indiana politician traveled to Chicago and left mail instructions with his wife for forwarding via a friend. A telegram corrected the address to Congress hotel, not care Adam, suggesting a change of plans and potential confusion over forwarding mail.
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Indiana
Politiea
Chicago
Adams
Congress Hotel
Adam
Rainy Day Prep Warns of Loans and Umbrellas
A brief note urges saving for hard times and not relying on last minute borrowing. It emphasizes practicality and forethought, even if only an umbrella is saved for a rainy day.
Woman Dyes Garments While Addressing Youth Behavior
A note describes a woman dyeing a sweater skirt and a child's coat as part of a broader remark about correcting disobedient offspring and reflecting on not dying young.
California Fig Syrup Baby Medicine Ad
A vintage advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative for infants and children. It promises quick cleansing of the liver and bowels, claiming a teaspoonful restores a well and playful child within hours. The copy warns to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup to avoid imitation products.
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California
Base Deceiver.
Mrs Toddebury confronts Timothy about hiding something and admitting he spent fare money on buttermilk for Ef on a warm day. The exchange reveals a neglected fare and a casual attempt to justify the expense. The brief domestic scene ends with an unresolved tension over trust and money.
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Timothy
New York
Happy Marriage Joke At Wedding Breakfast
A quip from George Ade at a wedding breakfast defines a happy marriage as a union where the husband endures discomfort without complaint and the wife endures discomfort without complaint.
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George Ade
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Eve
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Mediterranean
Ruth
Leon D'Emo
Leslie's Weekly
Denmark
Mexico
Obregon
Ohio
Farmers’ Institutes
Edison
Statesman
Wea
Doan
Thousan
South Dakota
C. A. Kuschler
Seventh Ave
Liane
Dean
Amy Sieze
Eipner Foster-Milburh CO
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DA. J. Bilog
B B. Bo
B Brothers
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Sioux City Ptg CO
Spohn
Spou Medical Company
Gosmes
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