Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz Adventure in Oz
The text recounts Dorothy’s journey from Kansas to the Land of Oz with the Scarecrow Tin Woodman and Lion. They seek the Wizard to return home, face the Wicked Witch, and plan to use the Golden Cap to summon Winged Monkeys for aid. The tale blends memorable characters, magical devices, and perilous trials as they move toward Emerald City.
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Dorothy
Kansas
Emmmd
Henry
Wicked Witch of Iénast
Emerald City
Wizard of Oz
Tie
Jer
Feld
Merald
Land of Oz
Tdorothy
Torm
Dorthy
City of
Queen of the Mice
Scarecrow
Hillo
Tin Woodman
Zigzy
Zuzzy
Toto
North
Gayelette
Ruby Palace
Quelala
Goiyelette
Winged Monkeys carry Dorothy to Emerald City
Dorothy and companions are flown by Winged Monkeys after using the golden cap. The Monkey King narrates the cap’s history from free forest life to its bondage under Gayelette and Quelala, and three wishes granted to the wearer. The group nears the Emerald City as the monkeys depart.
The Scarecrow and Dorothy Return to Emerald City
Four travelers approach the Emerald City gate and meet the Gate Guardian. The Scarecrow explains they visited the Wicked Witch of the West and she melted, a fact Dorothy caused. The Guardian reacts with astonishment as the scene ends with a prompt to continue.
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Emerald City
Bishop Opposes Woman Suffrage In Trenton Diocese
Bishop James A. McFaul of the Roman Catholic diocese of Trenton condemns woman suffrage quoting that women prefer domestic roles and that men support their mothers sisters and wives, arguing that the cradle rules the world.
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James A. McFaul
Trenton
Floating city concept proposed by French inventor Bourdais
The San Francisco Chronicle reports a Frenchman named Bourdais has designed a floating city to cross oceans without seasickness. The vessel would be about three thousand feet long with tree lined avenues gardens squares and a theater among other amenities. He offers no propulsion details but promises greater safety and comfort than current ships and remains at large.
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Bourdais
San Francisco Chronicle
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W.l.douglas
Freed at Last and Engaged News Mixed in Early Edition
A Texas reader proclaims Dean's Kidney Pills cured fifteen years of kidney trouble and enables work at eighty. Also reported: Hiram Hardesty and Suzette Snarley announce their engagement in Atchison with curious social detail. A Walker County Messenger correspondent shares a courtroom bigamy quip. An Atlanta Constitution joke ties to a humorous courtroom exchange. A traditional verse on marriage contrasts with single thought themes.
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Rachel Ivic
Henrietta
Texas
Dean
Dean's
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Atchison
Hiram Hardesty
Suzette Snarley
Darky
Walker County Messenger
McReynolds
Crum
Atlanta Constitution
Catarrh Cure Ad And Miscellaneous Notices
Catarrh is described as a blood or constitutional disease requiring internal remedies. Fuller testimonials offered for Cheney's Catarrh Cure with doctor-spoken approval and 75 price. Also mentions McSpohn's mayoral election and a domestic joke about a weekly fighting day.
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F J Cheney & CO
Toledo
Mall
Important to Mothers Inspect Castoria Bottles for Infants
Important to Mothers. Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA, osafa and sure remedy for infants and children, and see that it.
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Perry Davis
Chicago
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Anen
Lewis
Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
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N. Y
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Iowa
United States
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New York Life Bidg
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Mercer St
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California
Turlock Board OF Trade
Turlock
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Wacengton
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Putnam
Quincy
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