Brown House Dreams Over White Pretensions
A columnist contrasts Leta’s choice of brown over white for a residence and muses on color trends. The piece recalls before and after home makeovers, praising careful renovations, bold color choices, and refined decor in a dated domestic tone.
Scratched Entry and A Hollywood Tragedy Unfolds
Publicist Garrison confronts film star Rolf Lamour over Beth Marvin modeled romance. Accusations of manipulation and looming scandal erupt, Beth arrives, tensions flare, Lamour resolves the scene with a final fatal act. Lamour calls Orlando and then shoots himself in the temple.
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Garrison
Beth Marvin
Rolf
HD 1789
Orlando
Rolf Lamour
100 000 Drouth Victims Turn Nomads Across the West
The Department of Agriculture estimates more than 100000 Middle West residents migrated westward after three crop failures and drought. Many packed few belongings into trucks or wagons, hoping for new homes in Oregon Washington and California. Relief agencies warn the exodus is a national drought problem not a state issue and many settlers lack resources or eligibility for aid.
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Washington
D. C
Great Plains
Department of Agriculture
Middle West
Oregon
California
Pacific Northwest
Book Returned to Missouri Library After 50 Years
A copy of Germania Kalendar checked out in 1884 from the University of Missouri library was misplaced after the 1892 fire erased the borrower's name. Found recently in St. Louis, the volume is back in the library. The overdue fines would total about 945 dollars, but none will be collected.
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Columbia
University of Missouri Library
University
St. Louis
Eggs Like Peanuts In Cleveland Headline
Mrs J R Dean owns a hen that regularly lays eggs the size and shape of a peanut in Cleveland. The unusual poultry feat drew local curiosity and amusement among residents.
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Cleveland
The Law of Organic Development and Its Dangers
Our study of plant and animal life argues that assimilation drives growth and that like seeks like in nature. Weather, moisture, heat, and parasites threaten crops. spray and control are needed to kill orchard enemies and protect yields.
Central Core of Personality in Growth and Struggle
The text argues that calamities curb development in nature but strengthen personality through opposition. It compares plant fragility with human growth, asserting internal reserve power and identity with spiritual laws drive progress. It urges applying reason to personality to uncover greater human achievement.
Spiritual Laws Define Personal Identity And Progress
The text asserts that self spirit and adherence to spiritual laws establish identity and drive human life's meaning and merit as presented by the Western Newspaper Union.
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Western Newspaper Union
Practical kitchen tips and a poison warning
A collection of old advice covers saving fuel with gas burners, soaking bacon to reduce fat, using milk to dampen pastry edges for pie risks, and a cherry sauce idea for dessert toppings. It also warns about using poison on cabbages with arsenate of lead dusted on dew covered heads to control worms, claimed safe when cabbages are small.
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Paris
Associated Newspapers
WNU
Gas Dogs Trained to Attack Gas Inspectors in 1884
A New York Times reprint notes plans to train gas dogs to bite gas meters inspectors. It claims thousands of dogs operate above Bleeker Street, with anecdotal tales of trousers being torn and residents paying bills with calm recollections of the dogs’ bites.
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Consolidated Gas Company of
New York
Fred L. Collins
the Times
Thirty-fifth Street
Bleeker Street
Cliff Fall Creates Island in Black Sea near Sebastopol
A cliff collapse off the Crimean southwest coast near Sebastopol caused the sea floor to fold upward and lift a landmass. The new island measures about 800 feet in length and 35 feet in width, rising roughly 20 feet above the water.
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Black Sea
Crimea
Sebastopol
Cotton Yields Vary by Material Types In Test
Collier's Weekly notes cotton quantity differs by fabric type. One pound of cotton yields two yards of denim, four yards of bleached muslin, six yards of gingham, seven yards of calico, or ten yards of lawn when spun into properly sized yarns.
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Collier’s Weekly
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