SIE DECIDES TO BE MARRIED
A fragment of a story centers on Edwina and Rosie Smith as Rosie meets Professor Wainright and Richard Wainright on campus. The plot threads include romantic tension, ambitions to write, and plans for marriage amid family influence and duty.
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Sie
Married
Ina
Rosie
Edwina
Oman
Edu
Grandmother's
Rosie Smith
Con
Nell Winn
Wessor Wainright
Nell
Richard Wainright
Flone
Lily
Magulo
Yina
College Street
Rosle
Lakeview Park
Iso
Richard Wain
King
Moale
Trusle
Imolier
Wiehardiers la
Harfelford
Koele
Leesures Lim
National Goat Farm Helps Sick Babies at Beltsville
The Beltsville national goat herd, started in 1908 near Washington, supplies nutritious goat milk for research at Georgetown Hospital and the diet kitchen. Dozens of pure bred Toggenburg and Saanen goats yield up to 5 quarts daily, with a top milk record of 1,287 pounds per lactation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Goat Farm
Washington
Switzerland
National Capital
Beltsville
The
Washington Star
National Farm
White House
Diet Kitchen
Georgetown University Hospital
New York City
Alabama
Ammerica
Gost
Civil War Record on Tombstone in North Bergen
A newly raised tombstone for James Lyon in North Bergen New Jersey bears an inscription noting his service in the Civil War as a member of the New Jersey Volunteers in the Union Army. Lyons’ will admitted to probate by Surrogate Norton specifies that this clause be carried out first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bergen
N. J
James Lyon
New Jersey Volunteers
Lyons
Norton
Dog slays $1000 fox after night yard raid
In Vancouver Washington a blue fox entered a Fruit Valley chicken yard stealing a fowl. A mixed Aire dale and Alaska wolfhound pursued and killed the fox before intervention. Dr. R J Mercer claimed the pelt. the killed fox valued at $1000. The mate was later captured and a third fox is believed roaming the area after more poultry losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Wash
R. H. Miller
Fruit Valley
Hazeldell
Lunenburg Artist Wins Watercolor Honor in Toronto
Carle Bailley, a young Lunenburg artist disabled by spinal meningitis, gains acclaim after painting with his mouth. His watercolor The Spirit of the Sea was accepted by the Toronto Art galleries, marking another honor in his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunenburg, N. S
Carle Bailley
Lunenburg
Toronto
Reading Government Weather Maps Explained
A concise guide outlines how the Weather Bureau uses isobars and isotherms, wind arrows, and symbols for low and high pressure on maps. It notes the spiraling wind patterns around lows and highs, storm tracks, and the impact of topography on weather changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Girl Operator Succeeds in Running Federal Blockade
A readable fragment notes a girl operator achieving a feat amid a federal action. The text mentions wireless work and surveillance, with scattered names and places too garbled to identify clearly.
Fragmented OCR history note from Winelennier Va
Ambiguous readable text mentions Winelennier Virginia and references names like Mie Siery Wed and Nhewiaw, with unclear context about a person inhaling and a campaign. The fragmentary passage lacks coherent events or dates but preserves several named entities and places.
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Ile
Will
Mie
Siery
Rocung
Tee
Idaho News Notes Note Resignations and Local Affairs
ShortNews items from Idaho include the resignation attempt of Medical Superintendent R G Baton at the Idaho insane asylum not accepted by the board. Other notes report Baby Marie Osborne case in Bonneville county, pay raises for Twin Falls farm bureau, and Payette Lake encampment plans for Idaho National Guard.
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Idaho Falls
Lewis A. Lee
Bonneville County
Will Hy Hays
Marie” Osborne
Leon T. Osborne
Hare
Juvenila
Twin Falla
Farm Bureau
Twin Palls County
Brossart
Boise
Payette Lake
Idete National Guard
H. A. Padgeham
Adjutant Generale
San Francisco
Idaho
Payette Lakes
Boise Barracks
Idaho Infantry
Arlery
Camp Lewis
Wash
West Mountain Mining Company
Cascade
W. A. Carter
Nampa
Southwest Maho
James A. Lauer
Payette National Bank
Alonzo F. Brown
Grangeville
Idaho County
South Fork
Clearwater River
Salmon River
Dick Thomas
Pocatello
John Graves
John Bird
Standard
Pocatello Creek
Ada
Edward Smith
Act
Mughes
Camus
Hendy
Inn keeper Uses Bed Trick To Cure Insomnia
An European inn keeper claims to help travelers sleep by turning a guest’s bed to face a different direction based on whether they are East and West, North and Souther, or West and fastens. The notice links insomnia cures with travel lodging wisdom and mentions Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for complexion and cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
A Simple Plaster Remedy Mentioned In Odd Dialogue
A fragmentary ad-like passage mentions a Simple Safe Sure remedy for muscle aches from cold or over exertion, named as Allcock's Plaster Ady. The quoted dialogue hints at a domestic scene about marriage and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am Allcock
The Appealing Charm of Perfect Health Claim
Mrs A A White describes sickness for two years with weight loss and insomnia after motherhood. She credits Dr Joe's Golden Medical Discovery for rapid improvement after starting the remedy, stating four bottles restored vitality and health and urging others to try it.
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Cole
Cerie
Joe
A. A. White
Dr. Pierce
Luvalids
Buffalo
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Br Mollie Mather
Warern
Ohatti
Mesopotamia
British Museum
University of Pennsylvania
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Lunda
Kenee City
Tush
Anton
Ehlale
Emer
Amine
Font
Lilien Aiaaiyaiah
Grr
Weaeeever
Rome
Twin Falls
Filer
Buhl
Baise
Wrigleys
Charles
Pemrton'a
la Bee
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