Compiled tale of Morley and Wallingford in Boston bars
An erratic narrative follows Morley and Wallingford through Boston taverns, with encounters at the Commercial and references to a New York buyer. The piece riffs on mood, drinks, and vague accusations, ending with Morley allegedly being connected to a past or present of intrigue as observers watch the scene unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haka Greene
Waldlueferd
Claviffeur
New York
Te Optiona
Chauteurs
Tito
Dynes
Wallingford
Watts Nngford
Sreekdian Morley Ntrauight
Wallington
Wong
Murley
Waillueford
Wallluge Font
Rowel
Saturday Feature at Adler Loosely Recounts Farce and Follies
Fragmented reminiscence recounts Morley and Wallingford in a chaotic English drawing room scene with derailed dialogue and theatrical antics. Characters like Morley, Morley’s hat, and Wallingford appear amid misheard names, shifting funds, and dubious wit. The piece reads as a staged pastiche with farcical exchanges and slapstick cues.
Pernicious Perries and Food Value in Early Text
A muddled excerpt discusses Peralmmans as food, noting the sole trait aiding value is date. It argues frost-touched fruits become inedible, while frost is blamed for waste. It mentions dogs, houses, and months, but the passage is largely incoherent about fruit quality and consumption.
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Department of
Ay Ciitive
Perseawen
Jose
Remembering Faces in Hotels and Banks
The article notes clerks, detectives, and cashiers relying on facial memory and personal details to recognize guests and customers. It cites hotel clerks who memorize faces to preserve patronage and safe deposit workers who recall names, numbers, and pass words without consulting records.
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Linnk Cashiers
Garry
Harley Horse and the Mysterious Muscle Strain
A garbled account describes a recurring problem with an overworked muscle during activity. The scene centers on a figure identified as Harley Horse and a sequence where strain causes a sudden, gated reaction followed by a return to rest before the next effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley
Hase
Yue Paver
Wisconsin Agricultural Bulletins Are Free For Farmers
A list of Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station publications outlines free bulletins for state residents. Topics include crops barley soybeans alfalfa fruit strawberries apples rust control dairy processing and cheese factories meat and pork production horse judging disease Q&A and soil acidity drainage and liming tests.
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Agricultural Eximent Station
The
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Fragmented Text on Luminescent Materials and Power Claims
A convoluted passage discusses luminescent materials, fictional claim of increasing luminescence with prolonged exposure, and speculation about powering devices or lighting via luminescence. It references a supposed chem topic and quotes a Washington Star style line about leveraging luminescent palit to enhance visibility.
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Washington Star
Unclear Text Fragment About Work and Diet
The readable fragments describe unclear phrases about people wanting someone to work, with mentions of diet and fatigue. No coherent events, dates, or named entities are identifiable from the source. The passage lacks a discernible news item or proper nouns to summarize.
Caring for wild birds at Spokeville feeds game birds
Carl Tangerman for Marsh travelled by auto to the old Marsh property at Spokeville to spread straw and grain for partridges and grouse. Marsh, a veteran sportsman, seeks a reliable outdoor feeding method after trials with scattered grain failing. A recent Minnesota rural carrier policy allows carriers to distribute game feed along routes when grain is supplied.
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Carl Tangerman
A. Marsh
Mr. Marsh Decidd
Spokeville
Follow That Doctrine of Duty in Nursing Work
The nurse asserts strict adherence to doctor’s orders and meticulous prescription work, claiming no machine can surpass their care. Emphasizing fidelity to directions, the piece stresses delivering the best possible outcomes in every patient case.
Krieg to Appear in Exhibition Match at Mushfield A A show
Mushfield Athletic Association promotes a boxing exhibition on February 28 featuring Tommy Krieg seeking reversal against Anton the Greek of Milwaukee after a prior 2 draw. Semi windup pits Spider Kelly of Stevens Point vs Duffy Downey of Westboro. preliminaries staged by Young Bludder and Ray Lipcomb. Weigh-ins near 200 pounds. Tickets on sale now at local stores and buffets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mushfield Athletic Association
Vigat
Tommy Krieg
Anton
Greek
Milwaukee
Krieg
Spider Kelly
Stevens’ Point
Duffy Downey
Westboro
Kelly
Duffy
Young Bludder
Ray Lipcomb
Esker
Edgar
Fischer
Marathon City
Tater
School on the Hill and Open House Basket Tourney News
Curl Noll led the M H S seconds to Colby Saturday night as conflicting dates pushed a Literary meeting to Friday. Stevens Point Normal hosts a Wisconsin Interscholastic association open house basketball tournament with all teams eligible. winner advances to Milwaukee, expenses paid. Wausau defeated Grand Rapids 25 to 15 behind Hart-Jett's 24 points, while Pors of Sparta High won two 2 to 1 debates against La Crosse and Viroqua, with the best remaining after this season to be awarded.
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Curl Noll
M. H. S. Seconds
Colby
Stevens Point
Milwaukee
Wausau
Grand Rapids
Wau'sau
Hart- Jett
Charles Pors
Sparta High School
City Hall
Pors
Suecrell
Debaters Meet in First Tryouts at Three Schools
Debating teams from Marchfield High School challenge Wausau and Grand Rapids in Thursday tryouts. The affirmative lineup Berthold Lacmle James Wegener and Clifford Lundgren will defend the Philippines independence policy against Wausau’s negative team. The Grand Rapids match features Richard Gonnor Paul Doege and Miss Patience Kamps opposing the Marchfield affirmative. The issue: whether the 1913 Democratic platform should carry into effect. Last year’s participants were praised as top state contenders, winning a trophy for merit.
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Marchfield High School
Wausau
Grand Rapids
Berthold Lacmle
James Wegener
Clifford Lundgren
Richard Gonnor
Paul Doege
Miss Patience Kamps
Grand Rapids High School
Erefet
City Hall debates spark interest in school teams
The debate will be held in the assembly room of the city hall and will start at eight o'clock. A good turnout should greet the debaters as they strive to retain the city and the honors won by the two teams last year. Debating matches have never drawn strong crowds, and this year’s interest is crucial.
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Schoal
Boys Play At Colby In Return High School Game
At Colby Saturday night Marshfield High School second team lost to Colby regulars by 17 to 14. The visitors attended by Reeths Burns Whitney Tice Vaughn Reynolds and George Whitney endured a long road trip and praised Colby hosts.
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Colby
Marshfield High School
Coby
Baskers
Reeths
Burns
Whitney
Tice
Vaughn
Reynolds
George Whitney
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ADLER
Paparden
Palenh Company
Altutiss
Lavjensis
Bryan
Ingford
Fatay Warten
Crossea
Clive Tunes
Vigna T. Morley Trout
Willan
Pertt
Selentife
Kotvas
Pattie
Dave
Warden
Ani Seth
Faubed Watlington
Morles
Ritelkie
Torana
Adler Opera House
Webster
NEW International
Regolas
India
Babcock
Jace
Derrick
Elye Belkin
Louchin
Cragned
Eure
R. J. Strauss
American Can Company
Chicago
Audress
Times
Marshfield
F. C. B. Maywood, Ill
Dany
Adama
Arete
Lee the Baye
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