Mar ie Van Vorst Illustrations By Ray Walters
In a continuing melodrama on a yacht voyage to Algiers the flyer Sabron, missing in action, haunts Julia Redmond and Tremont. Julia befriends Tremont while volunteering with Red Cross nurses and singing for hospital patients as Sabron’s fate remains uncertain.
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Marie van Vorst
Ray Walters
le Comte de Sabron
Pvalry
Biaraige d'Eaclignac
Miss Ulla Redmond
Snabron
Algiers
Miss Redmond
Pitchorno
Julia
Duc de Romat
Sabron
Pitchoune
Ment
Thear
Juin
Pitcheine
Duce de Tremont
Julie
Jim Sabron
Sagrete
Tremont
Walla
Marquise
de Sabron
Redmond
France
Monsieur
Africa
Mademoiselle
Red Cross
Mimi
North Pole
Robert
Ma Tante
Bob
Paris
Miss.Redmond
Marraine
Charity
la Beljie Heloise
Rosalind
Duc de Tremont
Julia Redmond
Marquise d’Esclignac
British tabloid aircraft aims for low risk bombing
The British favor a tiny fast aircraft nicknamed tabloid with an 80 horsepower engine. It flies about 100 mph, its frame is lightly armored, and the pilot climbs to 5,000 feet before diving to drop bombs and quickly climbs away, as described by American Bof.
Hopeful Mission for South American Travelers
The Cleveland Leader notes that if any of the 800 commercial travelers succeed in making a South American audience view a United States joke, their toil will be vindicated.
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South America
United States
Cleveland
Trace It Back Club forms to curb careless talk
Albany reports a Trace It Back club where men listen for untrue stories and trace them to sources to prevent mischief from careless statements. The group aims to curb rash talk by demanding valid reasons before sharing claims and suggests everyone be as careful as if investigated by the club.
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Albany
N. Y
Paradox and the fractured phrase in a stray clipping
A fragmented OCR text shows a jumble of quotes and odd punctuation about a man and an implied deal or honor. The readable bits offer no clear event or identify persons, places, or actions usable for a proper news summary.
Ipswich Reading Room Appeal About Stolen Umbrella Joke
A notice in an Ipswich reading room asks the gentleman who took a horn-handled umbrella from the stand on Wednesday to return it to the librarian. A pencil note adds humor with weather still unsettled.
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Tattler
Ipswich
Use of Magnet in Surgery to Remove Metal Substances
The article explains a magnetic machine used by surgeons to withdraw metallic foreign bodies from wounded patients. Small magnets, with various pole shapes, are applied near the embedded object and the magnet pulls it out, reducing pain and prior uncertain probes.
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Ethan
Arma
General Talk Sparks Curious Read Across Dallas News
A fragmentary Dallas newspaper excerpt hints at a lively, informal debate on language and punishment, featuring curious phrasing and a mix of era style. Readers glimpse a tangled note about letters, Latin terms, and playful quotes within a chaotic page snippet.
Care of the Little Chick A coop and run for hens and brood
A detailed description of a small coop and wire mesh run for hens and their brood. It covers dimensions three by one and a third by six feet twenty inches high, roofing, wire mesh, feeding and watering setups, gravel, and cleaning routines.
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Alfred M
Ohio
Judd
Bo Tom
Making Money From Hens on the Farm
The article argues poultry profits depend on owner care not hen quality. It notes many farms fail to meet food needs yearly and owners blame hens. Proper management, not harsher schemes, will let hens produce if given a chance.
Chicks Eat Anything Warns Hatchery Note
A fragment warns that chicks will eat almost anything including feed scraps and sawdust, risking disease and death if fed poor materials. The note mentions rotten leftovers and contaminated bedding harming broods and crop health.
Soltekens En No Scales Of Affectior For Their Owners
Fragmentary text appears to reference owners and payments in a dry quarter context. No clear entities or events are readable to confirm a coherent news item or outcome.
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Soltekens
Bat Tthey
Anc
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Wademoiselle
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Therook
Mademoisele
Tarascon
Desert
Marc
Esclignac
Monsieur de Sabren
Marquise d’Hsclignac
Gallipoli
London Mail
Galicia
Archduke Karl Franz Joseph
Joan OF Arc
Mme. Kokovtseva
Cross of St. George
Ural Cossack
Underwood
Aman
Dallas
Coop and Run
Wyandott
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