Army Echoes of Duty and Security in Short Exchange
A brief wartime dialogue features a farmer and a friend asking about a son in the army. The reply emphasizes strong discipline and security, praising an army that requires early rising and hard work, implying confidence in its effectiveness.
Climb the Hill to Success with Brains and Pluck
The verse urges boys to stride up hard paths with courage and grit. It emphasizes marching onward, tagging along, and not resting at the easy level. The message claims success comes to those who persevere, even when the journey is rough, until they reach the top.
For Sale Big Type Poland China Boars and Shorthorn Bull
For sale listing offering large Poland China spring boars one spring yearling from Miller's Timm and a registered Shorthorn bull thirteen to fifteen months old. Located G G Klyn Cordova Ind. tf Day. Cleaning service advertised by parcel post with prompt repayment. Factory warranty and guaranteed work. Special attention to ladies work. Lon Fritch 125 North Market St Oskaloosa Town.
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Miller's Timm
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Klyn
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Lon. Fritch
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St." Oskaloosa
Town
Jesus Christ will perfect our imperfect work
An old potter loses skill but his son secretly adds a flawless touch to his father’s clay. The master workman Jesus Christ will take our imperfect efforts done in love and perfect them, and in the great morning we shall see them with gladness.
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Jesus Christ
Real Work Habit Promotes Honest Success at School
From The Central Ray. The piece urges honest steady effort as the path to real achievement. It argues that busy students should distinguish real work from mere activity, and that true workers strive to do their best, aiming to surpass prior limits and live up to their ambitions.
Gazelle Hunt By Automobile In Morocco Desert
A Times correspondent describes a four-car pursuit across the Rahamna plain near Marrakesh. Drivers skillfully navigate stone and water obstacles as gazelles break left toward the Atlas foothills, then surge to boulder-strewn ground and challenging terrain before moving into a new chase path.
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London
Morocco
Times
Gazelles
Hadji
Tham Gravis
Basha
Marrakesh
Kald Hammoy
Atlas
Sid ‘Ayadi
Kala
Rahamne
Raham-' Nales
Ayadi
Gazelle Hunting Challenge Described With Risky Stalking
The text details a hunter’s view of gazelle pursuit from a motor car moving at fifty miles per hour. It notes the sport’s danger and skill required, mentioning four gazelle shots with one captured alive. The journey spans 106 miles across the plain, including travel to Marrakesh, highlighting the hunt's demanding conditions.
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Bba
Wwe
Marrakesh
1920 Coal Exports Surge Above 1919 Levels
Washington reports total bituminous coal exports for 1920 reached 22,076,825 tons valued at 182,200,978 dollars, up from 18,152,887 tons worth 75,826,606 dollars in 1919. Canada bought 10,470,516 tons, Italy imported 2,862,773 tons, and Cuba took 1,248,088 tons. bunker coal abroad totaled 896,453 tons.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Canada
Italy
Cuba
Diogenes Tale of Debts and a Brooklyn Search
A fragmented 19th century style reminiscence tracks Tobias Levinson once a city peddler who owed $450. After moving to Boston in 1805 he failed, then went to Canada and Brooklyn where his accounts remain unsettled. He vows to find creditors and repay, seeking the Carlson of Brooklyn who lent $10 after his mother’s death.
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New York
Tobias Levinson
Levinson
Boston
Canada
Broolyn
Devinson
Carlson
Brooklyn
Stolen Kiss Leads to Fine for Coste Lothario
In Quincy court Randolph Seoms was fined $100 for assault and battery on 15 year old Rena Moran. Court heard Seoms waited in a pasture with other children and kissed her when her friends had moved away. Rena reported the incident to her parents who brought him to court.
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Boston
Randolph
Quincy
Rena ‘Moran
Atory
Rena
Seom
Beas Moralizing On Self Starters And Coat Tail Hangers
The piece laments students and workers who lack ambition energy and enterprise and rely on others to push them along urging self reliance while condemning coat tail hangers for not pulling weight. Mrs J Koopman and her children visited Oskaloosa on Saturday afternoon as noted.
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J. Koopman
Oskaloosa
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