Roger Bartlett Surprises Family With Heroic Football Feat
The Bartlett family learns their youngest son Roger, long dismissed as indifferent to academics, saves an elderly man on a railroad platform during a tense moment between trains. The crowd erupts in applause, revealing Roger’s heroism and earning parental pride alongside his brothers.
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Bartlett
Fred
Yale
Horace
Roger
Wilkinson Smalley
Smalley
Mr. Bartlett
Dean Baetiert
Law
Mia
Tae
Hele
Timon
Roe
Colors in fruits reveal ripe seeds to animals
Research notes show the color change in fruits as seeds mature. Before ripening the fruit matches leaf color, concealing the seeds. Once ripe, fruits brighten to attract birds and animals for dispersal, often contrasting with the leaf hue.
Siberia compared to Europe and United States in vast size
An illustration notes that all European states, kingdoms, and empires except Russia, plus the United States including Alaska, could fit side by side in Siberia with space left over, totaling about 300,000 square miles of uncovered area. The piece pivots on advertising and the reach of Printer's Ink.
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Siberia
Europe
Russia
United States
Alaska
Gastric Dyspepsia Aid Promoted in Early Ad Campaign
An advertisement fragment discusses relief from gastric dyspepsia and stomach upset. The copy mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla and a claim of freedom from symptoms after using six bottles, with an unclear reference to New York and a Miami/Vulpe brand name.
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Mrs. Bartlet
Mrs. Bartlett
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Springfield
Roston Tran
Satare
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Printer’s Ink
Hood
N.Y Nh
Hood’s Pills
Hobbs Paragus
Mores
Fener Senos
U. Denver