Wolf Family Dialog On Sociable Mates And Marketing
In a playful exchange Mr. and Mrs. Wolf discuss mate selection and lifelong partnership. They describe loyalty, sociability, and hunting markets while noting dangers from farmers and the need to be careful, yet cherishing time together. They emphasize family ties among Gray Wolf cousins and variations like White Red and Black Wolf families.
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Mr. Wolf
Mrs. Wolf
Tmox
Gray Wolf
White Wolf
Red Wolf
Hearts and Homes in a High Stakes Deed
In a tense scene Dicky pressures consent to sign over the home as he acknowledges a misstep and negotiates a bargain. The narrator resists while noting Dicky's mix of apology and manipulation as romance clashes with business sense. The home’s loss as a plot point exposes pride, control, and fear for the future.
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Dicky
Madge
Marvin
Alf
Leila
Alfred
Edith Fairfax Plans To Move In Upsets Home Owner
A narrator debates selling the Marvin house to avoid Edith Fairfax living next door. Leila and Edith would become neighbors, a prospect the narrator finds unpleasant. Dicky supports selling, and the narrator resolves to accept while concealing the real motive.
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Leila
Alfred
Edith
Dicky
Edith Fairfax
Marvin
Air Reporter recounts near miss and pilot remarks after flight
The story describes a hazardous landing and a close call as observers discuss the maneuver. Captain Felix Steinle notes risk is part of flying while reporters and crew reflect on safety, volunteer airport staff, and the need for careful direction after the cross country flight.
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Felix Steinle
Martin
Cohen
New York
Improper Lesson Sparks Embarrassing Classroom Moment
A Boston Tribune transcript recalls a teacher giving male students three buttons to represent life liberty and happiness. One boy confesses failure to bring all three after his mother reportedly sewed happiness on him instead, prompting a mix of humor and controversy about classroom boundaries.
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Teascher
Boston Transcript
Leep Motor Company Offers Day and Night Auto Service
The Leep Motor Company advertises 24 hour service for all makes, including tire vulcanizing and accessories. It urges frequent inspections as a big saving and promises the best service.
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Leep Motor Company
Leep Motor Co
Pioneering News Picture Crew Earns Quiet Credit
The piece praises flying camera crews who risk danger to capture images for the news reel. It notes these reporters deserve more credit, even if their names rarely appear on screen. The author recalls Bee's remark about finally receiving recognition for their risky work.
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Cohen
Washington
Bee
Pennsylvania
Predictions For 1921 By Reuben H. MacDonald
Reuben H. MacDonald foresees 1921 with economic shifts toward farming, price fluctuations tied to iron and pork, and government probes into fraud. He predicts a dry, cold spring, wet summer and fall, heavy snow in winter, widespread disease but slow cures, and a 4921 Chemical Year with new discoveries making chemists and doctors popular.
Coats for the Smaller Girls
The article outlines practical at home coat making for young girls using wool coatings, corduroy, chinchilla and velveteen for everyday wear and duvetyn, broadcloth, faille silk for dressier options. It highlights fur trim and beaver or imitation fur collars, fur hats, and describes two sample coat styles with details on lines, fabrics, and finishing touches.
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Chinchilla
Garden of Flowers Christmas Party Theme Plan
An ideal scheme for a fancy Christmas dress party invites guests to come as a flower with the Garden of Flowers as the setting. Central decoration features a rose-doll and garlands with gifts matching each guest’s costume. Menus shaped as flowers and rose shades for lamp shades complete the adornment. Also notes about Little Ersel Hawes recovering from a finger injury.
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Violet
Christmas Bells in a Minstrel Love Ballad
A minstrel lad vows to a rare maiden whose gift is love rather than wealth. The verses urge joy bells to ring as Christmas joy fills hearts and vows endure beyond the year. Annie Louise Bracketvidge is named at poem’s end.
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Lada
Baer
Sirg
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Laleg
MARY_GRAHA TR ESEY ay WEE
Ponner
Tenyt
West Penn Traction
George T. Wood & Son Investment Securities
Main Street
Louisville
Reuben H. MacDonald
Venus
Tmas Posy Party
B. Doolittle
Jeffersonville
Ersel Hawes
Santa Claus
Annie Louise Bracketvidge
Ker
Will J. Morris
Indiana
Spring Street
Morris
Percy L. Crosby
McClurg Newspaper
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