Prince Proves Himself A Real Canine Hero At The Corners
Carolyn May Cameron’s trust in Prince leads him to save Miss Minnie and thwart a purse snatcher at The Corners school. The incident shocks the town awake as guardian Uncle Joe, Reverend Driggs, and neighbors react to the brave dog and the girl who freed him. Prince’s quick action follows a tense morning as the community watches his bond with Carolyn May grow.
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Carolyn- May
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Pemnlasion
Avery
Freda Payne
Freda
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House Prince
Carollyn May
Discksmith Shop
Prince Remains A Key Figure In Ongoing Saga
The story highlights Prince as an important character, noting his ongoing concern in a forthcoming incident. Readers are urged not to miss the next installment for further developments.
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Prince
Naughty Mamma's Boy Camp Prank Recalls Army Joke
A wife reports a prank played on a company’s “mammas boy” at Camp Sherman. While the man slept, mates rigged sticks to his bed head, yanked the strings, dumping the bed. The incident, recounted by a husband stationed there, drew laughter and anger in equal measure.
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Camp Sherman
Chicago
All in Some Day One Day at a Southern Cathpene
A narrator recalls a Negro soldier showing a service pin with three stars, meaning two relatives and the bearer himself. He explains one star is for himself, the other two for brothers, one to enlist and the other in the next draft.
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Mazelf
Bradders
Coca Cola Named for Nashville Fire Engine Christening
Ann Dallas Dudley will christen the new Waverly Bellmont fire engine at the Nashville fire hall on Wednesday at 2 PM with a ceremony. The event honors Mrs Guilford Dudley a pioneer suffrage worker and sponsor Judith Winston Folk, with guests including Mayor William Gupton and Chief A A Rosetta. A Coca Cola bottle will be broken and the engine showered with yellow flowers as speeches are heard.
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Kate Barksdale
Harriet Ingram
Mary Sue Cantrell
Jane Davis
Elizabeth Smith
William Gupton
Tompkins
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Dudley
National Suffrage Organization
Bean Folk
Oddy
Perce of Habit and a Grudge Tavern Remark
The tavern landlord at Grudge jokes that habit is a hard master and notes the old post office doorway still crowded with “prominent and influential lunkheads” waiting for people to pass by. He recalls the post office move over two months ago and the stubborn crowds who linger as they used to. Bara facts do not always make an impression on a soft-headed man.
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Lunkhelds
Kansas City Star
Castorig
Chas
H. Fletcher
Gentine Castoria
Eatonic
Kidney disease and the case for Gold Medal therapy
A fragment from a Louisville Courier Journal page discusses kidney disease as a central health threat, listing symptoms and urging use of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. It touts quick relief within a day and full course benefits, with a money back guarantee and a plug for the imported brand.
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