Lost Things Lead Nancy Nick Through a Tiny World
In a fanciful journey to a palace of lost items, Nancy and Nick ride a tin soldier’s taxicab with the magical mushroom. They encounter inventively named lost objects like lead pencils and fountain pens, while Gen Pershing and the soldiers explain the quirky scene.
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Palace of the Land ' Lost
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Jumper the Hare Has a Bad Hour
Billy Mink chases Jumper the Hare through the Green Forest after Jumper tricks him with feints and long jumps. Jumper fears the pursuer can follow anywhere, while Billy Mink tires not easily as he enjoys the hunt. The tale ends with Jumper’s panic and an unresolved chase into the next story segment.
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Wife Won't Be Good if John Wins Case
San Francisco report details a divorce suit by John L. Good dairyman against Frances G. Good. The plaintiff alleges cruelty with incidents including a kettle attack on July 32 1918 a coat torn and bug whip beating on July 24 and boiling water thrown with an ax chase on October 15. seeks separation.
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World Cannot Wobble On Much Longer, Inge Says
Dean Inge writes in a British magazine that the world is on the road to ruin. He warns that chaos faces the land as the poor grow rich while the rich patch their clothing amid growing inequality.
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Bayer Aspirin Ad Claiming Genuine Tablets
An old advertisement urges consumers to insist on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross as proof of authenticity. It touts safety, physician endorsement, and directions for pain relief including colic, headaches, toothaches, and rheumatic conditions, noting tin boxes of 12 tablets and larger packages sold by druggists.
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Bisbee Deportation Jury Half Completed in Arizona Trial
United Press reports in Tombstone that the Bisbee deportations trial in Arizona is proceeding with about half the jury selected. Thomas Barker of Douglas declares he is not a waverin man and has made up his mind. Attorneys speed juror questioning as they weigh bias claims while Judge Pattee delivers detailed juror instructions. Prosecution notes expect a labor delegation from the area.
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