Hog Nosed Snake Speaks On Fashion And Fate
A talking Hog Nosed Snake explains its name and appetite, claiming a greed for variety and admiration, and discusses its self image, uniqueness, and how it uses danger to play dead. The piece weaves in a closing note on auto repairs spending and road costs, quoting Prof. WK Hatt on highway research and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annier
Tam
Tim
WK. Hatt
Seardh of
Highways Research
Division For Engineering
National Research
United States
Canada
Hair
Mrvs
Merrapa
J. E. Pennybacker
Unitot States Bureau of Public Roads
Pennybacker
Kross
Fragmentary Boston Script Line About Teacher and David
A mangled excerpt presents a Boston script line where a teacher asks about David and a door keeper. The garbled dialogue hints at a discussion of waiting, blessing, and divine protection, but the meaning remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luo
David
Hoy
Height of Americans Would Rise One Inch in 1500 Years
Maj Leonard Darwin told the International Congress of Eugenics in New York that selecting the 25 000 tallest people and mating them to raise two children beyond normal would slowly raise the average U S height. He urged boosting unborn qualities to increase the number of geniuses in future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
International Congress of Eugenics
New York
Maj
Leonard Darwin
Notable Advice Column Fragment on Remedies and Attire
A fragmented 19th century style note questions why women’s attire forbids beards and humorously laments tongue length. It references remedies for baby’s croup, bruises, and sore throats, mentioning Dr Thomas Electro as a home remedy. The text reads as a curious mix of fashion opinion and household cures with antique branding.
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Willie
Grandma
Thomas
Househid Remedy &E
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Jefferson Bank & Trust CO
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Bank OF Charles Town
Charles Town, W.va
John Porterfield
Washington
J. Frank Turner
D. S. Hughes
W. L. Gibson
Milton Burr
EE Cooke
Dalgarn
D'S. Minhes
M. Myers
Jas. W. Strider
John A. Washington
S. W. Washington
J. J. Wysone
Discounts Daily
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R. L. Withers
S. Lee Philips
W. F. Alexander
Lewis G. Albin
Farmers and Merchants’ Deposit Co
Charles Town, W. VA
U. S
I. W. William
Wm. E. Reed
Robert L. Withers
Ed. Burns
R. W. Alexander
F. Alexander
Thornton T. Perry
O. Norris
G. F. Wall
H., Mile
B. D. Gibson
C.J Miller
S.J. Hodges
Hartson Schley
Franklin Lyne
Jefferson Security Bank
Shephedstown
W. VA
W. P. Licklider
H. C. Marten
S. J. Hodges
J. H Bill We de Folk
C.J. Miller
J. W. Gardner
Geo. M. Beltzhoover
OO Coci
N. T. Snyder
Dr. J. L. Meyers
The
Farmers Bank of
Shepherdstown
Shepherdstown, W. VA
Geo. M. Knott
M. H. Crawford
Geo. F. Turner
G. W. Hoffmar
F. R. McQuilkin
W. Harry Staley
J. D. Muldoon
C. D. Wysong
E. H. Relnuart
N. Snyder
J. Strider Moler
John L. Meyers
A. M. S. Morgan
G. E. Hughes
G. J. Tinghes
B. F. Langdon
G. W. Shull
Chas. R Langdon
M. O. Rous
KC Rissler
L. D. Getzendanner
Tver
Feerly
Wey
Rass
Ont Heath
Castoria
Cas
Benis
Jefferson County Telephone Company
Charles Town
H. C Getzendanner
BROWN
Just
A. S. Dandridge & Co
W.V
Melvin T. Strider
Automobile Service
H.c.malone
Washington, D. C
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