The Unit by Jennie Q. Loizeaux
Howard Wiltsie, a bachelor draftsman, clashes with his cousin by marriage Harris over Madge’s matchmaking schemes. Tessie Gray, the aloof guest, draws Wiltsie into a weekend of social whirl, ending in a late night confession of love. Their union forms the unit of society.
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Howard Wiltsie
Harris
Willsie
Shank
Wiltsie
Harriy
Howard
Madge
Tessie Gray
Howard Willsie
Cooper
Mabel Strand
John Gardner
Tessie
Miss Gray
Clarris
Howard Wiltsle
Harries
Captain Kidd cartoon caption about moving pictures
A humorous caption shows Captain Kidd asking what the trouble is and the lieutenant explaining the prisoner refuses to walk the plank unless given a share of movie receipts. The gag relies on film industry incentives and public spectacle.
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Captain Kidd
Cap
Puck
Ostrich diseases studied by SA government vet
The South African government employs a veterinarian to study diseases affecting ostriches. The move underlines official efforts to protect a key agricultural industry and animal health.
Modern Marriage Says Business Manager for Couples
An Atchison Globe editorial argues every marriage needs a business manager to handle the practical side while the couple attends to love. The piece warns couples often neglect the business end, which in the view of the Globe is more important.
Death by Own Action Days Highlight Insurance Claims
Life insurance reports reveal that personal crisis claims peak on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with higher frequencies on these days than on others, suggesting a pattern in self-directed crises. The data emphasizes weekday concentration, noting Tuesday and Thursday as days with greater incidence.
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Emerson Gang
Lbert Hatfield
Blic Sale
A. B. Washburn
Emerson
Hastings
John Deere
Gorham
Deering
Fleming
Studebaker, Moline and Shuttler
Albert Hatfield
Col. W. H. Cramer
Ira E. Cheney
Florida
Iowa
Essimmee
J. A. Williams
The
Florida Land Man
Broadway
Council Bluffs
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