Prince the Canine Hero Wins Village Respect
In The Corners, Carolyn May Stagg's dog Prince becomes a quiet guardian as a prowling tramp targets Miss Minnie and the school. Prince's dramatic chase through the village ends with the intruder fleeing past the blacksmith and store, awakening the community to a new sense of security.
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Prince
Son
Europe
Carolyn May Carmeron
Tanog
Carlyn
New York
Joseph Stagg
Carolyn
Bert Proetionty
Bse
Chrotra
Atheart
Amanda Parton
Satan
Jowph
Rose
Lee
Carolyn May
Princey
Driggs
Joe
Mr. Prices
Minnie Lester
Mie
Minnie
Cargion Mars
Hinde Townard
Thors
Misa Minnie
Roxe
Mr. Stagg
Miss Minnie
Brady
Qolfewore
Rince
Kien
Caryn May
Frede
Mann
Dhady
Archa
Mixa Minnie
Carolyn Mer
Smart Frock for Youthful Wearers
Fashion article describes a gleaming youthful outfit featuring tailored pieces, decorative trim, and coordinated accessories. It highlights style details, fabric choices, and the aim of creating a modern, elegant look for young wearers with careful tailoring and thoughtful embellishments.
Prince Proves Key Role In Ongoing Story Arc
Prince remains a central figure as the tale unfolds with a forthcoming incident. The narrative hints at his growing involvement and suggests more details will emerge in the next instalment.
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Prince
Naughty Mamma's Boy Pranks at Camp Sherman
A World War II era letter recounts a prank on a so called mamma's boy at Camp Sherman. Soldiers tied sticks under his cot at the Y M C A causing the bed to collapse while he slept. The letter notes the boy's furious reaction and the sender’s husband recalling the incident.
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Camp Sherman
Chicago Tribune
One Soldier’s Pin Showed Three Stars of Family
A southern camp encounter recalls a Negro soldier displaying a service pin with three stars. He explains the stars honor relatives: one for himself, one for his brother, and one for a brother who will enlist while another is already past. The anecdote reflects family ties in wartime service.
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Fo' Maself
Mma Bradders
Blouse Styles From Global Sources For Spring Fashion
A survey of spring blouses highlights French georgette crepe and Chinese crepe de chine inspirations, with kimono sleeves adapted for American wear. Details include beaded trim, silk embroidery, fine piping, and snap fasteners, reflecting Parisian finishing and global influence on fashion.
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France
Georgette
Fragmented OCR Voice of Temperance and Prohibition Debate
A garbled OCR style report sketches a heated temperance debate with scattered names and places. It mentions hotel settings and public houses, urging restraint and reflecting concerns over drink and society. The piece references individuals and groups in a period voice, though many words are unclear.
Hoote Instead Of Bread The New York Triftene
A garbled excerpt claims a vast population relies on rye bread substitutes and large scale supply chains. It speculates about one gallon per person and mentions numbers like two hundred eight million units. The text reads like a mis OCR of a historical commodity discussion.
Prohibition Cities Lead Nation in Bank Increases
A garbled report lists cities with rising bank clearings, led by St. Joseph with a 41.4 percent increase. Other cited cities include Tulsa, Muskogee, Oklahoma City, Atlanta, Welomend, Michigan, Denver, and more, though figures are inconsistently transcribed.
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Derdstreet
Lhense
Ny Twlen
Muskogee
Oktahora City
GBA
Atlanta
Welomend
Michita
Denver
St. Joseph
Fehih
Fragmentary speech on temperance and policy from Archbishop Menamer
An OCR fragment quotes Archbishop Menamer linking widespread famines and social fear to prohibition. He argues the nation cannot rely on revenue from beer and liquor to fund war efforts, urging broader temperance measures and national restraint despite financial pressures.
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Conwen
TOD. Mead Ap Company
Ruth Belmore
Endicott
Frank Kennedy
Rowe Kennedy
Emeline
Frank, Jr
Clarissa
Nimaels
Mr. Snirving
Afton Driggs
Gietinese
Thie
Geet
Brent
Anne Arcibele
Sith
Bert Eyrening
Goalie
Emperance
Noles
Alcomol
Dfisaing Wine
Triftene
Gowee
Mittoen
Menamer
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