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Newspaper

Kansas City Sun

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1918

Page

6

Giant 60 foot dinosaur terrifies island in Avana tale

Report from Avana Cuba describes a colossal 60 plus foot dinosaur like creature, possibly a diplodocid, emerging from the sea and rampaging across an island off Cuoha. Natives flee by boat as fences fall and crops are damaged. observers recall its glow eyed gaze and enormous teeth.

Avana Cuba Cuoha United States Willett

Minister Dodges Held Up By Footpad Over Cash Swap

A prominent Methodist minister Dr Pinto Durham was robbed at gunpoint after returning from a state Sunday school convention in Traungham Alabama. The masked man demanded money but the minister offered to give most of his cash, keeping the larger five dollar bill, and the arrestee fled with the four one dollar bills. Durham, who later kept his word not to report the incident, avoided violence.

Traungham, Ala Methodist Church Pinto Durham First Methodist Church Doctor Durham DT O Tom

Absent Minded Governor Loses Hat At Union Meeting

Governor Whitman at a National Union gathering in New York forgot his hat and tried to seize another. The derby owner yielded it after a light moment, while Whitman greeted Isidore Hershfield and resumed his address on war and Liberty.

BW York Whitman The National Union Garden Theater Isidore Hershfield Mr. Hershfield Liberty Foot Omer Mr. Whitman

The Kirghiz of the Neppes and Their Tents on the Steppe

The Kirghiz are divided into Kara Kirghiz upland dwellers and Kirghiz-Riders on the central Asiatic steppes. They are Turkic Mongoloid, about two million strong, with a nomadic, hospitable culture and rigid patriarchal bands. Their tents are white felt, richly furnished inside, and social life centers on hospitality, communal chatter, and horse kinship. Winters are brutal, seven months long with -50 to -60 F winds, while camels endure, and hunting with eagles sustains clothing needs.

Yenisei River Volga E. Nelson Asia Bal Samarkand

Old Clothes and New Dollars in Kenmore Family

On a Chicago winter party backdrop, Avis Kenmore quips about Agatha Kenmore’s thrift. Agatha, living with brother James and sister-in-law Avis, learns of Avis’s stingy pride and a plan to shop anew for Agatha. The sisters’ wardrobe clash leads to confession of Agatha’s past near-marriage to Professor Caldwell, now rekindled as a fiancé.

Avis Kenmore Chicago New York Jim Kenmore James Kenmore Agatha Kenmore Agatha Avis Inlow Tam Onto Avia James Professor Caldwell Mmother Avis Gnlabed

Yeoette Gathers Glamour and War Duty in Washington

In Washington the yeoette uniform catches eyes but serves a vital role supporting Secretary Daniels. As a first class stenographer and office secretary, she frees sailors for sea service and strengthens the Navy’s war effort.

Ashington Yeoette Washington Geoette Daniels Kaiser Navy Navy Department

Selfish bachelors plan for shared homes in summer play

A man buys darning cotton and explains a four-man housekeeping scheme where each rents two rooms, has a designated task, and shares cooking and cleaning. He insists he will not marry for a home, preferring to stay with the friends, even as he acknowledges the lure of love. The scene ends with a cryptic tease about Indy’s reaction.

Frank Ann Joe Autumn Us Department Miss Ann Bob Attemds Billy Indy

Parcel Post Bargain Day Confusion Ends With Sale

Kirk Miller, an angular man, questioned parcel post rates as bargain day began. At morning window he faced 90 cents, then 48, then 41 cents after several clerks weighed the same package. He finally agreed to mail it for 41 cents.

Alcolm Eberlin Kirk Miller Kirk New Mexico Treasury Miller

Just Why Jimmy and Leo Didn't Get That Raise

Two boys, Jimmy and Leo, steal a boss's dog using a company car in the early morning. They chase the animal through streets, yard, and a vestibule. A resident accuses them of theft before the boss arrives, revealing the dog belongs to Mrs on Sixteenth Street and that she alerted the office.

Jimmy Leo Jimmie Yesair

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