Man of the Future What Will He His Fate
The American Weekly presents French scientist Rene Thevenin’s view of humanity’s fate. He envisions a sunless future forcing people underground to live on planetary heat, with subterranean roofs storing sun rays to generate electricity. He suggests boreholes could tap inner heat, ending coal and oil, while long-term sun fading would drive life into the earth’s interior with drastic physiological changes.
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Rene Thevenin
Professor Thevenin
Bhottom
Thevenin
Varied Diet By R 5 Copeland
Severy SR most common in long sea voyages. Lacking fresh vegetables and fruits, sentry appears and armies mutter. Napoleon stressed soldiers need good food, though he knew little about vitamins. Without fresh produce, fatigue rises, appetite wanes, weight drops, gums bleed, teeth loosen. Proper diet with citrus and green vegetables prevents scurvy and restores energy.
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Napoleon
Gervica, Inc
The Night of the Purple Eye and Odd Reactions
A man recalls a black eye after an accidental hit with a slipper heel and the bizarre reactions it provoked. He details misreadings by family and strangers, attempts at mystique, and a wife’s cold inquiry about the injury, amid comic confusion and social scrutiny.
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Uwleler
Erin
Couelne
Ohio
Plano
Feara
Nowe
Nord
McNeusht
Texas T Trails Describes Indian Chief Call and Castroville Visit
A long-ago Castroville tale recounts an Indian chief passing through with 26 scalps on a stick. An aunt recalls the incident to Ernest G. Fischer, noting the captives were soldiers’ prisoners and that some scalps belonged to murder victims in the area. The tale reflects tensions and rumored revenge in the community.
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Castraville
Jong Thaeves
Genie Wallen
del Rin
Ernest G. Fischer
del Rio
Castroville
U. S
Local notes mixed with Western film plans and land lore
A rambling column by Harry Williams recounts county agent tales, a Neuced canyon land boom, and Jacks Flo and Hagle making Westerns in Holdenville Leakey and Fort Davis. It notes oil glimpses, Land purchases, and film ventures as regional curiosities and local color.
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Tralis
the Light
Holdenville
Okta
Jack Flo
Mow Tlop Picture
Flaen
Ban
Jack Hagle
Leakey
Jace
Listen World Youth Must Not Run Wild
Elsie Robinson argues youth rights clashed with public order as crowds flood a football game. She warns unrestrained youth risk crime and danger, urging adults to balance freedom with responsibility and teach youth to value obligations alongside privileges.
Do You Know Santonio Gine Department Stores
Do You Know mentions Santonio Gine and department stores BG men’s clothing stores and St wnmen’s clothing alers in a garbled snippet. It reads as a question about retail outlets and possible shop names, but lacks clear context, dates, or roles for individuals.
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Santonio Haa Gine
BG Men's Clothing
St Wnmen’s Clothing Alers
Marry-GO-Round by Helen Rowland
Rushed to the altar few men know who they find when married. The piece argues marriage is a surprise and often unplanned, with men unready and women pursuing wedding plans, noting most men resist commitment until it happens. The work critiques expectations and inevitability of marriage.
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Helen Rowland
Remedy for Present Crisis With People
Northhampton December article analyzes fear spreading from infection to lawmakers and citizens. It argues only the people have real power to fix issues without legislative intervention and warns against costly partial measures. It imagines public officials preferring to repeal burdens to regain support.
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McGiles
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