Dragons Drive You By EDWN GALMER WAY Chapter XIV continued
Agnes reflects on love and ruin amid Chicago’s collapse as Cathal helps Davis avert financier ruin. The piece follows Agnes, Cathal, Bee, and Davis through crime, bankruptcy, and personal tragedy from the city’s elite circles to a fragile family balance.
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Edwn Galmer Way
Og Be
Winale
Chicago
Numrlers
Cathal
Agnes
Chienzo
Maude
Conny
New York
Mee
Davis
Davis—and Deh
Ken Remble
Bee
Beatrice Glenelth
Insall
Insult
Jeb
Robert Clenelth
Jed
Storks 10
Bob
Wen
Brephsins
Tusud
Davie Pold
Glenelth
Easter Lane
Triele
Travis
Koster Love
Heekes
Ald
Wiclfred
Gleneths
Wincie
Agnea
Cathal Martin O'Mara
From Old China and a Boy Named Helen Coberly
A fragment column blends imperial China and Chiang Kai shek's ambitions with a note on modernization and power. It recounts Helen Coberly’s choice to wear boys clothes through school life and hints at a hopeful, atypical parental future. It also touches on King Edward, Russian gold output, and U.S. political shifts with Roosevelt, amid scattered social observations.
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China
Russia
Mo Chiang Kai- Shek
Pan
Japan
Manchuria
Tokyo
Cains
Niagara Falls
Helen Coberly
Helen
Three new sewing patterns offer styles for all sizes
The Sewing Circle presents three new patterns Pattern 1997 a smart smock Pattern 1201 a fashionable day frock and Pattern 1994 a youthful Miss Two-To-Eight design. Sizes range from 2 to 52 with yardage details and fabric suggestions. Send fifteen cents for the Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. San Francisco.
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Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
New Montgomery Ave
San Franciso
Calif
Veit Syndicate
Nv Serle
A Littles Bit Humorous eh
Fragmentary dialogue shows a patient addressing a doctor and a professor in a humorous, abruptly interrupted scene. The characters exchange light banter about illness and the doctor’s arrival, hinting at a playful staged moment.
Fragmentary chatty line from a humorous page
In a snippet of dialogue a taxi driver bargains jokes and fare with a young rider. The exchange mixes slang and whimsy as the driver overcharges and the passenger reacts with playful exclamations. No clear event or setting is established.
Lydia Pinkham Advertisement About Womanhood
An old Lydia Pinkham ad targets women with health concerns. It touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as aiding cramps and discomfort from puberty to motherhood. The copy implies natural remedies for female issues and references aging and marital strain.
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Lydia
Quotations on leadership and society surface in garbled quotes
A fragmented collage of quotations touch on religion, politics, leadership, and gender. The garbled lines reference Mary Pickford, Franklin D Roosevelt, Queen Marie, and General Smedley Butler, hinting at themes of power, progress, and social roles amid unclear wording.
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Mary Pickford
Peason
Fralin
D. Roosevelt
Trealle
Micir Wit
Gen
Smedley Hea
Peria
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Ken
Dayly
Davie
Outhal
Darla
Agnes White
Davia
Wee
O'Maras
Gunlock Ranch
Jana van Tyandel
Bernine
Bill Denison
Spearman
Jane van Tambel
Brisbane
Avibar Friabane
Edward
England
Aussia
Canada
United States
America
Dirs
C. H. Wilson
Columbia
5. C
Eyemen
Rae Ward
Craster
Newark
N. J
Congress
Maine
Vermont
Roosevelt
Professor
Sauy
Reggy
Gozh
Iter
Denver
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