The Gods Smiled Kendletion Oregon May Triumph Ordeals
A fragmented piece reports on a long standing belief in omens and twins as signs of luck. It recounts a tribal tale of a father’s vision declaring twins would bring fortune, the tribe’s ritual responses, and the evolving status of the newborns amid legends of past twins bringing misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uinautilly
Tidin
George
Wadla Vale
Uiasettia
Vietie
Ower Uy
Dean
Rome
Monte Carly siegiehl at Monte Carts and a Cafe
A curious dated fragmentary column recounts a sensational tale of fortune and misfortune, mentioning Monte Carly siegiehl and a horse at Wiser rite. It weaves letters about Postin, a health quack’s claims, and a promotional note on a cure, with references to a Paris scene and a medical advertisement.
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Mlovenou Siegfeld
Bowhiaa
Boyrit
Monte
Carly Siegiehl
Paris
Drops Dead After Welcoming His Parents Home
A fragmented report describes a man dying after a homecoming visit to his parents in a rural setting. The text references a ceremony or wedding context and mentions a series of unclear names and places, including a residence and a distant past event about twenty years earlier.
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Youn Qi
Nithabeeet
Thoma Vaiderson
Steichen
Willey Wildes
Bowanna
Gordan
Contract set for railroad extension to Alaska?
An Associated Press report outlines a planned railroad extension from a current terminus to a new city, with a projected cost near four million dollars. Work is to be prosecuted promptly and efficiently, aiming to extend rail service to the stated destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Reinonin
the Sun Traek
Dante
Eikhorn City
Chesapendas
Olio
Germany invites Wright brothers to fly over
In a mock question, the piece notes Germany has used airships against foes and wonders if the nation will call on the Wright brothers to attempt flight in the United States, reflecting wartime aviation rhetoric.
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Germany
Wright Brothers
Actors Debate Taboo Jokes and Nationalities on Stage
A debate over sensitive humor on stage features mention of a mother-in-law joke and calls for actors to observe fair treatment of nationalities and individuals. Keith Ladny and Lerhert Ward are cited discussing whether such jokes cross lines, with questions about success of a humorist and the audience’s reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostion
Mita Mey
Keith
Keith Ladny
Joles
Aetton
Lerhert Ward
Aut Ville
Nuenherle
Mot Phelps
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SAN Antonio Light and Gazette
Mion
Yale
Choise
Inchides
Warner
JT Incon
Serity
Grahams
Florrie
Reggrin
Nellis
London Mail
Brok
Jane
Bradfield
Atlanta
Anna Held
Monte Carlo
Cychelo
Vary Colter
Woffen
Alex
Lea
Phay
la Wellville
Voales
Mr Keith
Keith & Proctor
Chicago
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