Solomon's Judgment Drives Rival Doctors Apart and Reconciles
Two physicians Dr Alvin Ross and Dr Duncan Lysle clash over trust and wealth in Blairsville. A forged split widens after Lysle seizes a 10000 windfall from a dying client, then Ross helps Lysle recover and Lysle redeems by reuniting as partners and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Ross
Duncan Lysle
Eourthy
Lysle
West End
Ross
Blairsville
Doctor Ross
Vagiti Merriam
Vashti
Miss Merriam
Lysie
Judge Bishop
John Parkins
Juneau Lysle
Ife
Love and Soul in Youth’s Tender Years
A Baltimore Sun extract reflects on how love emerges from innocence amid gardens and tears. It describes love transforming outlooks, birthing fear for the beloved, and driving selfless courage, sacrifice, and endurance.
Infinite life and expanding care in daily duty
The text laments repeating familiar routines after moments of insight and urges enlarging life through caring for others. It argues there is no station or home where one cannot start a broader life, and that a person pursuing infinite purposes lives an infinite life through every life experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Uroeoks
Dutch bulb caretakers improve soil and pest control
Dutch growers prepare bulbs for market with deep trenches and soil freezing. Ground is turned repeatedly to maintain strong frost and kill insects. They pile manure several feet deep and work it into the soil to fertilize fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Gas tubing from glue offers rubber substitute
Successful attempts to manufacture a substitute for rubber tubing from solidified glue arise. The tubes, named son satin, are more gas pervious and heat resistant than rubber for some uses. They resist rotting longer and, when encased, withstand high pressure, reported in Scientific American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
War as a grand spectacle for Paris life
Paris residents and visitors tour behind the lines and host weekend parties as the war becomes a celebrated spectacle. A hotel near Boulogne sur Mer is described as a universal meeting place where soldiers and civilians mingle amid khaki and brassards, with chatter normalizing inquiries about wounded kin and missing men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dufresne
International News Service
Paris
England
America
Bologne-Sur-Mer
Scutar
Capetown
Comedie Francaise
The
Empire
Armagaddon
Dongola
Infante Cavalry
Chester
Folding Bicycle for German Army Keeps Pack Small
The German army cycle corps are receiving collapsible bicycles that can be carried on the back without hindering movement. The frame uses telescoping tubes and the bike breaks into three sections: front fork and frame, rear wheel and chain, and handlebars.
After the War: Voices from a Base Camp
A wartime piece recalls life at a base camp with soldiers, workers, and volunteers. It notes makeshift comforts like coffee and bread, describes uniforms and brassards, and portrays talks about shells, airmen, and a mix of humor and fatigue. The narrator reflects on postwar plans and the wish to aid in rebuilding.
Brand New Language ite Demonstrated in Youngstown
Rev. William P. Foster of Marietta demonstrates a new language named ite in Youngstown claiming it will become universal. Proponents say it can be learned with less effort than Esperanto and that it offers clear, unambiguous words especially pronouns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ite
WM. P. Foster
Marietta
Jie
Grave Diggers in Black Adopt Cal-Black Gowns
Grave diggers at the cemetery will wear Cal-Black gowns during funeral services and coffin lowering. The measure, discussed by Commissioner Sim, aims to standardize attire for solemn陵 duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Sim
Stray Cat Rides In Taxi To Police Station
A gray cat, seen by Miss Ruth Blossom in Columbus Circle, rode in a taxi to the West Sixty-eighth Street police station after ducking traffic swirls. The cat, rescued and referred to the SPCA, found temporary safety at the precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Sixty-eighth Street
Ruth Blossom
Columbus Circle
Miss Blossom
The
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Wisner Town Moves to New Site West of Smith County
Laurel Mississippi reports Wisner a lumber town with 800 residents and a full mayoral government is being relocated twelve miles west. The town includes a post office, Y M C A, general store, drug store, and other city conveniences as moving nears completion with post office name still uncertain for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Miss
Wisner
Eastman-Gardner Lumber Company
Smith County
Pearl Found in Mussel Yields 225 Pound Value
Rockport Indiana mussel digger John Stutevile cracked a rusty shell and uncovered a 41 grain pear shaped pearl. He sold the gem to a local dealer for 225 pounds, turning over his boatload of mussels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
Ind
John Stutevile
Stutevile
Wildcat Shot Dead Before Portland Mayor’s House
A 50 pound wildcat, measuring five feet three inches end to end, was shot from a fir tree in front of the mayor’s residence. Neighbors gathered as the animal was freed and the fusillade drew strangers from the East, who thought the town was being shot up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deutsches
Deutsch
Calais
Portland
Ore
Monks Propose Dress Code Stance on Workers’ Attire
A few days ago Monseignour an order was made that these men in working clothes should not appear in public as it is deemed inappropriate. The decision reflects concerns over propriety and appearance during duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eixcuse
Mons
Horned Rabbit Found Near Roscoe Texas
A horned cottontail was killed near Roscoe Texas by W A Ater, the second such rabbit found in Texas. Local scientists conclude a distinct horned breed or species may exist based on the sightings and specimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe, Tex
Here
W. A. Ater
Roscoe
Texas
Making Most of the Iris
Iris care and planting tips cover German, Japan, and other iris types. Details include soil, depth, and timing for bulbs and crowns, hoeing, mulching, and watering requirements to encourage vigorous blooms and avoid rot. Notable iris varieties listed among recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innocenza
Celeste
Pallida Delmatica
Fairy
Flavescens
Honorabilis
Japan
Mt. Blane
Pyramid
Elizabeth
Oshokun
W. T. Butterfield
Gardening notes on nasturtiums roses and orchard care
Advice on growing nasturtiums in rich and poor soils and selecting healthy stock for roses and buds. Tips on Acacia and pruning to prevent root binding, creating pits, mulching for moisture and heat, and watering strategies for dahlias cannas caladiums and similar plants. Also advises spraying fruit trees in season and using Bordeaux mixture against pests.
Timely Hints on Houseplants and Garden Transplanting
Guidance on plant care indoors and outdoors. It covers light and air needs, soil mixes, watering, and temperature for ferns and roses, veranda acclimation, bulb turning for sun exposure, pruning tips for roses and June bloomers, and fall transplanting of peonies and other perennials.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W.W. G. Chapmian
Solomon
Ernestine
Vashti Merriam
Doctor Lysle
Doctor Juneau Lysle
Mankina
No. 7 Hospital
Stock Exchange
Brenen
Ohio
Mississippi
Old Location
Indiana
L. M. Bennington
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