Judith Waters and the Dean in a Lurid Campus Quandary
Judith faces pressure from Dr. Dorn to join a reform campaign while fellow student Eric Waters sits at the center of scandal. Tensions rise as Judith weighs loyalty to friends against university politics and personal safety in this dramatic chapter.
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Pendleton University
Judith Martens
Timothy Brown
Discipline Committee
Peter Dorn
Pla
Judith
Hier
MY ¥Ra Aldrich
Eric
Durdith
Shea
Mrs. Brown
Stedway House
Hilda Reasey
Myra Aldrich
Myrea
Miss Reasey
Myra
Myral
Dudlthy
Mr. Waters
Shorty
Sivra
Avery
Miss Kh
Ehea
Dr. Dorn
Pr. Dorn
Pample
Dex
Dorn
University
Jury Guard Ordered in Oil-Scandal Trial
A strict guard of the jury was ordered for the first criminal case arising from the Senate oil investigation. Washington officials announced the custody move as proceedings continued amid a crowded courtroom. Trial was set to begin the following day with an estimate of several hours of testimony and argument.
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Washington
Senate
Adolphus Hoehling
Vt of Columbia Supreme Co
Bert
Tigions
Ventremen
Christine Bo
Dar. A
Fragmentary note on Kaiser III era health issues
A garbled report references an ex-Kaiser III document and health details, mentioning a woman named Helland and a door house recovery after trauma. The text is incomplete and unclear about dates, places, or confirmed facts.
Exhibition Notes Reveal Local Gardens and Treasures
Fragmentary OCR describes a display featuring lanterns and textiles with dates and places unclear. Community visitors admire crafts, flowers, and small exhibits as organizers promote a public viewing schedule.
Fragmentary scribble hints at archaic speech scene
A garbled OCR passage shows a short, unreadable dialogue fragment with stray phrases about a band and amber. Characters speak haltingly, with unclear actions and invented words, giving little coherent narrative or identifiable names or places.
Radio Schedule Notes on November 23 1929
A dense listing of radio program hooks across stations from WEAF to WJZ and others. It includes orchestras, lectures, concerts, dance programs, family hours, and special broadcasts with times and station identifiers across major cities.
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WSE
Atla
Ec A
TIS City
Avaist
WEEL
Poster
Progrem F. Wnac
Boston
Smilers
Vinte
Buffalo
Staller
WEAF
Calgary
KYW
Chicago
WGN
WLIB
Tinymites Enjoy Large Apple Cutters And Quick Feasts
In a jovial scene the Tinymites assist Scouty in sawing a large apple until it splits. They share pieces with each other and express delight as they begin to munch. One character jokes about hiding remaining apples for later fun while everyone agrees the taste is pleasing.
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Moi
Tkey
Early History of Books and Monastic Treasures
The text describes medieval monastic book culture with monks copying and exchanging works, storing writings in presses, and reading many hours daily, reflecting on preservation during periods of conflict and the church’s role. It mentions St Genesict and Thomas a Reip in a fragmented way.
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St Genesict
Thomas A Reip
Houdini widow disputes messages from beyond the grave
Beatrice Houdini says no messages attributed to Harry Houdini hold the key to proof of life after death. She references fraud allegations against mediums and notes no received communications match her husband’s known warnings or methods. The Scientific American published a claimed Aitebois message from November, while Houdini heirs contest its authenticity.
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New York
Harry On Dink
Macman
Alent
Mies
Sar Maat
Beatrice Houdini
Houdini
Scientific American
Aitebois
Mass
Hoegdind
Plodiuis
Healthful beauty from Lady E Pinkham’s Compound
A testimonial notes improved health and vitality after using Lady E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. J. C. Ta Sil of Wallahassee Florida reports strengthened energy, weight gain, and better complexion, allowing full participation in daily tasks. Her husband ensures a fresh bottle is always on hand.
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Lordia E. Pinkham
C Ta Sil
Wallahassee
Florida
India
E. Pinkham
Sloan's Liniment Relieves Rheumatic Pain Quickly
After a severe rheumatic fever a New York girl endured days of neck and shoulder pain. Her mother applied Sloan's Liniment and within three days the pain vanished. The ad claims it stimulates blood flow to heal the area and stops pain in minutes. All druggists 35 cents.
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New York
Sloan
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