Local residents attend events and daily routines in Franklin area
Miss Carel Miotin and neighbors socialized through a busy week with visits from Mrs. Tod and Mr. Martin. The community gathered for Children’s Day, church readings, and family get togethers while farm work began and a school board chosen a teacher.
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Chapiie Wilson
Ana Feria
Larry Saluda
Miss Whiting
Sport Aereday Watt
Kirin
Anand
Tod
Pravis
Marsan
Fadph
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Aiid
Mars
Belin Porth
Hubert Whitesind Lanark
Martin and
Kernily
Julio Whiteliw
Charlie Wilson
Hin White
Ida
Troll
Dred N.N
Charlie Beatie
Min Jit
Lave
Michart Mies
Fihel
Carel Martin
Mies
Sen
Mir
Rel Vere
Eve
Wally Mir
Charlie Saley
AL Standae
Lehert
Mortavy
Mund White
Vrei
Ter Cmber
Myahrlie Wilson
Mo Schutz
A. de
Speel Tate
Carol
Abuadiay
Lenin
Dali Whitelin
Tansey
N.N. Chambers
Caenin
Hubert White
John Northenp
J.D. Martin
Warry Mroller
John Whitelaw
Lawrence Frirkey
Crowder-Laks View and Local Visits Detail Busy Week
The schedule lists Bevis spending Latins in Veehat while Woolf visits Mrs Lecomoiton and Weilnes. Several locals attend events at McCreathy termne and plan gatherings with friends and kin across Crowder and surrounding areas.
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Veehat
Mes Woolf
Walt Lecomoiton
Weilnes
All the Difference in Transcripts of Boston Tribune
A brief note reflects on linguistic quirks in Boston Tran script and its lines about misfortune and value. It contrasts India’s lag of mipees with America’s jack of dollars, suggesting cultural or translation tension.
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India
America
Boston Transcript
Sprayer use expands value beyond farm work
The piece discusses the Journal-World's circulation reach in Kansas and compares it to peers, then shifts to practical farm tips. It mentions using a sprayer for tasks beyond spraying, including wallpaper removal. A method is given: dampen wallpaper with hot water via a sprayer to loosen it, then peel away cleanly, saving time and money.
Parisian Sage Hair Product Promises Beauty and Growth
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a solution to dull, thinning hair. It claims to revive vitality, stop dandruff, and promote longer, thicker, more radiant hair with regular use. Available at Word Corner Drug Store and other outlets.
Solving the Meat Problem Through Stock Farming
A Denver Field and Farm writer argues beef shortages can be eased by government action or citizen effort. Stock farming should be encouraged, calves and yearlings are needed, and protective legislation should cover premises stock health and predator control. Hold breeding cows off market to use range grass and avert a beef shortage.
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Denver
United States
Device for Tying Wool Bales and Farm Implements
A compact folding tie box made from five one inch boards 12 or 14 inches square hinges into a square. Four half hooks and four eyes form the tie. Lay twine across the saw cuts, place fleece, roll wool to center, raise box sides, hook, and tie crosswise for a neat bundle. Also urges use of cultivator after drought.
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Flw. Eichmeyer
Missouri Valley
President's Note on German U Boat Policy Controversy
The document discusses American concerns over German submarine actions including contraband of war on the Lusitania and other vessels. It asserts the U S government’s insistence on neutral rights, protest against attacks, and the demand that Germany honor international law and ensure safety of civilians, with Secretary of State signature.
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Insult to the Bee and 19th Century Speech
The excerpt discusses the proverb bee in the bonnet as an insult. It notes bees as methodical insects and suggests the phrase signals a buzzing head or flirtation with a political aspirant. It cites Walter Scott as not worthy of the line.
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Somerton Woman Mourns Wealthy Neighbor in Heaven Hope
A Somerset woman laments a wealthy but il-bred neighbor who aided country charities. She recalls him as vulgar yet kind and generous, saying they cannot know him in London but will meet him in heaven. The Topeka day editor notes her remarks.
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England
Jeaed
London
Medals Issued Since 1643 in England Delineate Royal Paradoxes
The fragmentary text notes that medals for military service began in England under Charles in 1643. It includes a quip about paradoxes and mentions Cadhe glish med als and a father son exchange. The source blends reflective lines with historical note in a colonial newspaper voice.
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England
Charles
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