Ruth Browning Defies Family Plans Over Inheritance
In a tense family scene Ruth Browning opposes her parents plans to sell their shared house and use her inheritance. Ruth refuses to contribute her earnings and asserts her right to control her money, sparking anger, silence, and worry within the household. The tale follows Ruth’s struggle amid pressing threats to the family’s home and future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bency Arawning
Ag Ruth
Ruthie
Dad
Ruth
Henry Browning
Sau
Buselich
Sam
Guiet
Jared
Betty
Blaine
Tetts
Ruth Browning
Betty Sugppes
Herompany
Seine
Huthie
Berael
Bath
Betts
Mother
Shin
Jerosay
Sresees
Susan
Ribbon Fashion Sparks Interest in Dressmaking and Detail
Early fashion notes highlight ribbon as a key material shaping evening gowns and linings. Sketches show a bodice with a long satin panel and a bordered train, while ribbons and brocaded trims enhance vees, waistcoats, and dress hems. Designers praise ribbons for color, texture, and time saving lining use.
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Lowe
Chen
Trials of Their Lives at College Social Circle
A university dorm scene features named students debating college life and romance with Professor Binion and Tod Beetles. Girls discuss social plans, fairness of affections, and the urge to focus on coursework while navigating flirtations and future expectations.
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Tor
Breanwe
Lithia
Bedtime tale echoes in a tale of fear and courage
An OCR fragment recounts a chaotic scene with characters such as Tommy Paul, Louie, and Watch in a rural setting. A tense confrontation unfolds with a red dog, a gun, and a looming threat as the tale weaves through betrayals, loyalties, and a quest to protect loved ones. The piece ends with a note about a graveside burial at a cemetery.
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Bin
Newt
Tommy Paul
Poe
Tomas Peele
Wateh
Tommy
Louie
The New View of Matrimony and Widowhood Debate
A quirky dialogue explores a risky mortgage on life insurance and the case for keeping a comfortable lifestyle. A husband argues for enjoying good times while young, while a wife prefers a happy marriage over wealth in widowhood. The piece weighs modern views on finance, duty, and permanence.
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Teig
Out of the Months of Babes After Thanksgiving Talk
A fragmented reader tale shows Ralph musing on turkeys and wild vs tame birds. A boy named Robert appeals for prayers as his father is away. The narrative ends with a child listening for sounds from downstairs as he prays.
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Ralph
Dean
Sean
Little Robert
Roots of Obsession Analysis by If Addington Bruce
Obsession stems from a mix of nervous weakness and faulty childhood training. Psychological case studies show irrational fears arise from crowd anxiety and impulses to steal, with origins traceable to early experiences and temperament. Treatment aims to recall forgotten events and reestablish self control, though some obsessions persist despite care.
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Addington Bruce
Tom
Just Between Ourselves by Delia B Stewart
A reflective piece on marital strain sparked by small fault lines in daily life. A Newders woman contemplates separation after a note to her husband signals a life change, exploring where endurance ends and conflict begins and how minor disputes can threaten a union.
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Delia B. Stewart
Masie
China
Disenses Laritier Talks to Corpus Christi High School Students
L D Garrison of Garrison Lumber addressed Corpus Christi high school students on the lumber industry in the auditorium. This was the second vocational talk of the winter and spring series by Rotary members. Joseph Hisach, president of the Corpus Christi National Bank, was chosen to speak next Wednesday on the subject of banking.
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Corpus Ch Tex
L. D. Garrison
Garrison Lumber Company
Total High School
Junal Rotary Club
Joseph Hisach
Corpua’ Christi National Bunt
HOBO Kidney Remedy Claimed to Cure Longstanding Pain
Testimonial from Mrs G M Lee of Laurels Data describing over twenty years of kidney and bladder trouble. She credits HOBO Kidney and Bladder Remedy with relief after surgeries and hemorrhages. The ad promotes HOBO as nonalcoholic non habit forming with a price of 1.20 per bottle and urges readers to ask their druggist.
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Kiey
Hladder
Tug Widney
Lee
Hobo Medicine Mfg Company
Shreveport
Government tax on Pullman berth ordered removed
The wartime Pullman tax on berths and railway tickets is planned for removal after January 4, 1922. Officials report a night’s Pullman stay would cost less once the 8 percent war tax is repealed, with the revised revenue bill expected to eliminate these taxes on traffic.
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Notve Rt
Sam Antonio Railways
Eth
Jay
Sar
Lebels
Pullman
Pullman Company
Wau
Christmas Cards and Little Gifts Ady
Rain and cool weather sweep Hocville Beeville and surrounding areas with a refreshing porter and a norther bringing temperatures down to 24 degrees. Total rainfall to date remains 25H inches, about inches below normal. Local forecast notes a cold weekend with Sunday morning registering 85F and Monday morning 24F.
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Hocville
Beeville
Tox
Dec
Porter
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Miment
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Breanne We Amst Get Her To Juin
Gacgeont Covey House
Billiony
Woney
Abe
Taras
Rowe
Crealer
Evans
Alan
John Bartus
Somebode
Los
Ant
Madam
Joole
Dr. Aliisbrat
Sneerel
Pormmy
The
Squires
Leonie
Rosetaren
Crockett
Mina
Ware Mary
Ron
Fee
Beevilte
Tev
Homan Oba
Christine Pre
Xenkirm
Yoakum
Tex
Det
Phelpa
Lawrence M. Manlox
Bartlitehuch
Va Int
George W.rueth
Ther
Wilt Reskin
Dallae
Cuthura
W. Johns
R. A. Boxal
Lake Charles
Ryuere
Christman
Tempie Print O
Avenue C
Ady
Baker’s Cocoa
Walter Baker & CO. Ltd
Dorchester
Massachusetts
Calmalk
1727 Ave
Neary Alam Industries
Nugalitub ST
Eagle Sheet Metal Works
Ust Hitarns, Tooke, Culyeria
Des Moines
Salem
Denver
Saginaw
Toledo
Uned
San Antonio
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