Waived Formailty of an Introduction in Adirondack Road Tale
Three travelers in the Adirondacks meet a mysterious driver who refuses an introduction leading to a venture on risky roads. Reginald confronts a claim of romance as Madge and Dixie challenge him with a dare, testing loyalties and trust during a summer journey that ends with a lasting connection.
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Mardie
Tls
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Canada
Indian Freak Barnum Must Have Overlooked
An odd historical note describes a child named Barnum with exceptional mental abilities but remarkable small stature. His English friends found him engaging and polite, while observers noted ongoing curiosity about his height and a curiosity about his life in England.
Death Sign Proposals Show Global Traffic Toll
The piece notes that New South Wales debates erecting death signs at minor fatalities and Tyrol displays color murals of accidents and tragedies. Crude paintings depict fires, landslides, and ice breaks across the countryside with scenes of victims and angels awaiting souls.
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New South Wales
Tyrol
Austria
Mounains
Prim ed novelist speaks at artists gathering
A novelist attended a gathering of artists and was asked to speak in a decorous tone. He notes his limited writing acts and recalls a remark from friends about sticking to one’s work, reflecting on artistic discipline and public reception.
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Fellas
Soybean hay superior for finishing lambs
Iowa State University researchers report soybean hay outperforms alfalfa hay in finishing lambs with smaller shrinkage during shipping and lower feeding costs. Tests at the university show soybean hay produced favorable feeding results and reduced waste compared with clover hay.
London Dietitians Plan Square Meal Exhibition
London dietitians unveil a square meal exhibit highlighting a balanced plate with three vitamins and nutrients. The display emphasizes fresh produce and wheat bread as core components to promote healthful eating habits among visitors.
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London
Greek trousseau myths endure in Greek island dress
A Near East relief report from Athens describes how Greek peasant brides assemble lifelong trousseaus. Island customs on Skyros Leucas and Rhodes reveal mourning and wedding garments, hand embroidery, and durable fabrics traded through generations.
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New York
Mary Harindrequith
Near East Reief
Athens
Greece
Jaquith
Lane
Russia
Orevee
Skyros
Leucas
Hiss
Turkeys Owl Suspected of Targeting Pedestrians in Anatolia
An owl in Anatolia has been swooping on pedestrians and stealing hats, as local officials promote a government backed fez replacement. Old-timers fear a heaven sent mission to continue infidel headgear despite changes.
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Koyla
New Society Fad Sparks Opulent Society Drinking
In New York a vogue among fashionable women emerges as an exhibition reveals social elites are drinking their own beverages at gatherings. The piece notes the trend as a defining fresh social craze driven by prominent women.
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New York
Spooners and Love Spoons Through Time
A brief note on the term spooning and its old fashioned love spoon origins. The article recalls a wooden utensil with two bowls symbolizing an impending engagement, used when couples whispered love in bygone days.
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Og Yountain
Quiet Northwest Artist Survives Narrow Roadway Encounter
Miss Moody, an artist seeking solitude in the Northwest, rode a corduroy road when a motor car emerged. Her horse balked at the vehicle, forcing the driver to stop, calm the horse, and guide it past. Miss Moody thanked the motorist who explained the car was a automobile.
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Miss Moody
Great Northwest
Bohemian May Claim His Place in World
A columnist excerpt discusses the bohemian life and its contrast with a bandit stereotype. It reflects on character, generosity, solitude, and social perception, citing F. E. Collier in the St Louis Globe Democrat.
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F. E. Collier
Che St. Loeuhs
Instinct in Birds and Extraordinary Migration Feats
The article marvels at avian instinct suggesting birds navigate vast seas and continents without known senses. It notes swallows migrating south and back, returning along the same routes, and hints at memory guiding journeys between distant lands and former nesting sites.
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Mo Cat
Sonny of Tiny
Valentino Kept Busy Despite Secret Thief in Studio
The article recalls Valentino misadventures during a chaotic early shoot. Director Dioelas Conrad questions strange happenings as Valentinos claims a damaged dressing room and a thief stealing eight of his pictures. The mood hints at backstage turmoil and odd celebrity antics.
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Valentino
Dioelas Conrad
Fils
Valentina
Conrad
Nut-shell Art Across Cultures Through History
A survey of how artists used nutshells and hard shells to imitate natural forms. Examples include Indian dippers, a 15th century silver nut vessel of Henry VI, Chinese carved nutshell devices, and Tibetan Buddhist rosaries made from nuts.
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India
South Kensington
London
Henry VI
Tibet
Italian-Mussolini aid helps Romo Signora Braselii family
Rome Signora Braselii age twenty eight has four sets of twins. Mussolini aided the family in finding a house at low rent under service recognition.
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Signora Braselii
Mussolini
Creep Design Boosts Early Growth for Pigs
A three week old pig creep provides access to another pen through an 8 by 16 inch opening while keeping sows from entering. Start with corn, then feed a slop of ground corn two parts oats one part middlings one part skim milk or buttermilk twice daily. Wean at six to eight weeks without weight loss per Colorado Agricultural College expert A C Allen.
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A. C. Allen
Colorado Agricultural College
Soybean Pasture May Yield Softer Pork Findings
A report on experimental work shows soy beans as the base of hog rations can produce first class pork when pasture is supplemented with shelled corn and minerals. Dry lot feeding with a 1:3 bean to corn mix did not firm pork in 130 pound hogs. Pigs on soy bean pasture eight to ten weeks with corn and minerals gained 40 to 75 pounds and produced firm pork after further feeding on corn and tankage for another 125 pounds gain.
Hip and Haunch Injuries in Farm Animals
The hip bone in cows and horses is a pelvic projection that can fracture when struck or hit by a moving object. Affected animals become lame briefly but recover with rest, yet the hip remains low and unsightly, limiting only to slow farm or road work.
Estate gifts reveal wealth gaps from probates
A survey by the Federal Trade Commission of probate records in twenty four counties over twelve years shows most estates pass to heirs in modest sums while a minority leave large bequests. Eleven of one hundred have under 500 dollars, many rise through brackets to 4 000 and above, with several estates exceeding 10 000 and up to 50 000.
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Federal Trade Commission
Sauimple
United States
Iver Nee
The Departed Hero in Modern Novelism
A critique traces decline of heroic figures in modern fiction. Wells’s Tony Bungay illustrates an antihero arc as protagonists adapt to a world where life is defined by things happening to them rather than actions. The passage cites Tono Bungay and Joyce era shifts.
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Worothy Richardson
James Joyce
Tony Bungay
H. G. Wells
Ponderero
Isabel Paterson
The
Bookman
St Matthew's Ev Lutheran Plans Mission Festival and Services
St Matthew's Ev Lutheran Church announces German and English services led by Pastor Adix and Rev. Senst with a Mission Festival at Castle Grove on Sunday July 24 including a German sermon. A bake sale is set for July 30 at Zimmerman clothing. a church picnic is postponed due to illness. a July 31 service will be led by Rev Roy V Porter. An Epworth League training trip occurs July 31 and July 24 features former pastors. Also listed is a sale of Thoroughbred Hereford bulls by J L Weber & Sons of Cascade Iowa.
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Zimmerman Clothing
Nagler
Stanwood
Epworth League
Clear Lake Institute
Clear Lake
Paul Meyer
Maggie May Hance
Madge Dickey
Margaret Pfeil
New Tabernacle
E. E. Senst
Maquoketa
H. L. Adix
Iowa
Or Synod
District Home Mission Board
Monticello
K. F. Weltner
Wartburg Normal College
Waverly
Anamosa
Olin
New Guinea
Iowa Synod
Wayne
Friend of Mission
Orr executrix notices probate in Jones County Iowa
Executrix Lizzie V Orr appointed by the district court of Jones County Iowa as executrix of the estate of John A Orr deceased. All creditors must file sworn claims with the clerk within legal time and debtors must make immediate payment to avoid costs. Dated Anamosa Iowa July 18 1927. Doxsee Doxsee attorneys for estate.
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Jones County
Iowe
John A. Orr
Anamosa
Towa
A. D
Lizzif
Orr
Mxecutrix
Doxsee
Extate
Your Profession Jt Reflections In The Hallimore Sun
A short paradoxical reflection on a man’s view of his own profession. He blames limitations on the field while praising others from outside, noting loyalty to self over profession and focusing on failures at home and successes elsewhere.
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Hallimore Sun
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