Susan Browning's Return and Family Joy at Riverside Moves
Susan and Sam Browning return to a Riverside drive home where repairs are paid and Ruth is celebrated. Ted plans a new office for Sam, and Susan enjoys two weeks of social life with dancing, theater, and motor rides while looking ahead to travel after graduation.
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Uxt
Susan
Teil
Riverside Drive
Sam
Peabody
Ruth
Ted
Ruthie
Mother
Browning
Bosest
Huth
Eine
Navy
Tam
Che Aotils
Sam Browning
Selma
Susan Browning
Eve Pont
Spring millinery trends show high crowns and bright hues
The piece notes spring hats favor medium high crowns and moderate brims led by small and medium sizes. Milliners experiment with southland style for an early season, favoring high shades like bright reds greens and porcelain blues. Lace trims and hair braid veils grow, with panel veils framing the face and beaded accents matching veil colors. Geometric and floral embroidery appears on veils in silk and beadwork.
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Southland
A Bedtime Story From Dr Muskrat’s Family Tale
A whimsical tale narrated by Dr Muskrat recounts how ancestors secured a nest on an oak tree raft during the Big Flood. The two tiny rodent tails and woven grass provided a snug, windproof cradle that kept them afloat as waves battered the tree and water rushed around.
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Dr. Muskrat
Widow Squirrel
Ripple Beaver
Daring Rescue After Paregoric Poisoning At Grimy House
In a small town a laundress drank paregoric thinking it soothing syrup and nearly died. Three elderly sisters and their helper rushed her to safety with coffee, mustard and salt water, a stomach pump arriving with the doctor as the patient recovered.
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Gray House
Miss Charity
Loum
Mary
Misa Charity
Martha
Tey
Charity
Mysterious Mouse Tale From a Damaged Page
Fragmentary OCR describes mice clinging to wires with tails squeezed out. The scene references a Bunver and a ming, with unclear context and a note crediting Associated NATEN.
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Ming
Associated Naten
Companion to Ruth Firepatrick in a Lonesome Visit
A narrator volunteers to stay with Ruth Firepatrick and her baby Floss during Fitzs absence. They shop for an afternoon frock, navigate a busy downtown scene, and deal with missing baby gear and a costly cab ride. Ruth remains distant while Major Hopbury appears via a dispatch, and the narrator ends leaving earlier than planned.
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Ruth Firepatrick
Fitz
Baby Loss
Lucile
Witz
Billy
Ruth
Link S
Yucile
Cordelia
Mel
Lucille
Floss
Loss
Wright
Alo
Blinks
Moss
Mother
Pye
Hopbury
Muth’s
Flosa
Between Ourselves on Love as Life’s Greatest Force
A meditation on love as a transformative power amid disillusionment. The column argues that genuine love, not sentimentality, drives endurance and real happiness, urging readers to pursue real deeds and humane acts over hate. It cites sensational headlines as critique of pessimism.
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Della Be Stewart
Andy
Cather
James
School Keeper Dies After Fall at Bracken Ridge
Charles F. Gerhardt 61, custodian of Bracken Ridge grammar school grounds, died at 2 PM Wednesday from injuries after falling from a tree at the school about two weeks earlier. Survived by a widow, two daughters and seven sons, plus four sisters and three brothers.
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Charles F. Gerhardt
Cay
Brackenridge Grammar
W. FF
Sehneider
Gruen
Lewis
San Antonio
Togo
Herbert
Werner
Manfred J
Carl
Edgar T
Wichita Falls
Oswald GC
Houston
Misses Johane
Alvin
Louise Baird
Fred Sauermilch
Yorktown
Emil V
Berman C
Yorktown Mayor Recalled as San Antonio Leader Dies
Mr Gerbuct, a former mayor of Yorktown for several years and member of Normann Long lodge in this city, died after a long illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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San Antonio
Willan C
Chicago
Gerbuct
Normann Long Lodge
Aud
Yorktown
House Rejects Shipping Board Repair Cap Plan
The House refused to attach an amendment to the independent officers appropriation bill that would cap repairs on the Leviathan at 1 million dollars without congressional approval. The Leviathan’s refitting was estimated at about 8 thousand dollars, and the Graham proposal failed by voice vote after Ballinger’s amendment granting navy yards power to submit repair estimates for shipping board vessels passed.
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Washington
2. CO
Dan
House
Independent Officers
Shipping Board
Congress
Graham
Iinois
Shipping Board S
Ballinger
Massachusets
Navy Yards
King urges national conference on housing revival
Senator King Utah says White House should call a national meeting of financial building material and structural interests to ease the housing shortage. He argues home building would reduce rents and unemployment and plans to discuss the program with Samuel Untermyer in New York. Calder supports the plan and a broader housing inquiry.
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Washington
D. C
Dan
Harding
King
Utah
White House
Calder
New York
Samuel Untermyer
French Chamber Approves Use of Boxer Indemnity
Paris January 28 The chamber of deputies authorized the government to negotiate with China to capitalize Boxer indemnity into 350 000 cranes to refloat the Industrial Bank of China Premier Poincare said the plan would be drafted and submitted to parliament It was noted French banks had previously advanced 280 000 000 francs to the bank's funds and members pressed for punishment of those responsible for the collapse.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
China
Bank of China
Poincare
Chamber
President Harding Opposes Navy Personnel Cut Plan
Washington reports that President Harding will oppose any drastic reduction of navy personnel tied to the five power arms agreement. He reportedly disapproves of Senator King Utah proposing a cut to about 50 000 sailors and fears upsetting the agreed naval strength ratios.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Wiifay
King
Utah
Uct
Iven
Chancellor Wirth Survives Confidence Vote in Reichstag
Berlin January 28 The debate on Chancellor Wirths speech ended with a failed confidence vote. Nationalists and Communists clashed over support while the Zentrum and minority Socialists backed Wirth. The chancellor defended fulfillment and foreign policy as divisions over taxation persisted.
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Berlin
Ghancellue Yoirth
Reichstag
Mnion
United States backs Genoa conference stance
The United States will not hinder or seek postponement of the Genoa economic conference. The White House stated the American government relation to the conference differs from other nations and the policy is not easily described. Officials refused to comment on a Paris meeting between Ambassador Harvey and Premier Poincare. Denials were issued about sending commissions of experts to Germany or Russia for studies.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Dan
United States
Genoa
Germany
Russia
Fruit Firm a Success and Packing Plants Strike Update
New York reports United Fruit Company earned 16 763 in 1921 equity with 16 97 a share on 100 million capital. Dividends totaled 8 million and a 8 075 765 added to surplus, stockholders rose to 19 160 in 1921. Clarence Martin opens law offices at 504 Guiter Building for general practice.
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New York
Jin
United Fruit Company
Clarence Martin
Guiter
Troops Called Out Over Nebraska City Disorders
Five companies of Nebraska National Guard under Lieutenant Colonel Douglas will move to Nebraska City amid alleged strike-related disorders. Martial law is proclaimed across four-mile precinct in Otoe County including the city. The action follows a morning conference with Adjutant General Paul. Meanwhile Admiral De Bon of the French delegation is ill with bronchitis in New York.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska National Guard
Douglas
154Th Nebraska Infantry
Nebraska City
Four
Oloe County
Hogerndy McKelvie
Paul
Vas
New York
de Bon
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Writ of Error Granted in Louise Prete Murder Case
California Supreme Court grants a writ of error to allow Louise Prete to appeal her murder conviction and life sentence to the U S Supreme Court. The move follows an attempted habeas corpus challenge arguing improper juror selection under state law.
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San Francisco
Cal
State Supreme Court
Louise Prete
Jacob Denton
Los Angeles
Supreme Court of the United States
Coungel
Becta
California
Butchers Seek Jobs in Quaha Neb Den 2000 Seek Work
About 2000 men, mostly former packers from anenrod, are seeking employment at the Quaha den. The article notes a large job hunt amid postwar shortages and outlines efforts to place workers in meat packing or related firms.
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Omaha
Frank Jauer
Qwaha
Packine
Reyes
Anenrod
Idea 3
League of Irish Formed in Paris During Conclave
In Paris the final session of the world conference on the Irish race formed the International Irish League. Ramon de Valera was elected president and a central executive council was to be based in Dublin. A $20,000 American pledge came from Mr Castellioi. New officers include Professor MacNeil as vice president Thomas Hughes Kelly of New York as honorary secretary and Dr Irwin of Belfast as honorary treasurer. The congress did not adopt a resolution on self determination and complete independence for Ireland.
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Paris
International Irish League
Ramon de Valera
Dublin
Castellioi
de Valera
Central Executive Council
MacNeil
International Irish Lpague
Thomas Hughes Kelly
New York
Irwin
Belfast
Ireland
Many Have Pneumonia and Flu Reported in City
New York on Friday saw pneumonia cases rise across the city with influenza still present though decreasing in both ailments. Imperial Eczema Remedy advertised with claims of quick relief and a refund option at Sommers' Four Drug Stores. Charles Virien was elected president of the American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers’ Association at its Chicago convention, with vice presidents named John Denny F B Nellis and A Chaney. The 1922 convention is slated for Chicago.
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New York
Conati Taniguler Copeland
Vegetable Shippers Nara
Chicago
Charles I. Virien
Sacramento
Cal
Fruit and Vegetable Shippers’ Association
John Denny
F. B. Nellis
Chi+vaso
A. Chaney
New Yorks
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