Pressing His Suit NMote The Telegram Arrived
An elder sister’s telegram stirs a tangle of flirtation and late night plans as Ken Fleming, awaiting arrival of Evelyn Granger, maneuvers through feverish prelude to a pivotal meeting. The hotel scene unfolds with medical worries, flirtation, and a proposed, cautious plan to rendezvous with Evelyn.
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Pleming
Walt
Caroline
Rand Central
Alan
Evelyn
Walt Erie
Henry Hardy
Almoana
Charles
Bivelye
Vely
Nobel
Marty
Eddie Teaderly
Plewieg
Ouroline
Marelherette Ewaning
Ogee
Wien
Wieming
Cardllel
Fleming
Understanding War Savings and Thrift Stamp Conversion
Explains how a Thrift Card holds sixteen stamps and when full can be exchanged for a War Savings Stamp worth five dollars. Describes the 4 percent interest, government backing, and the monthly cost to convert Thrift Stamps to War Savings Stamps from March through September 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States
U.S
Tember
Learn to Get Along Without Sugar Says A Patriotic Guide
A wartime urged reduction in refined sugar using honey syrup and fruit sugars. The article notes Allies consuming little sugar and appeals to American readers to ration below the per capita allotment as a patriotic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Italy
Save Surplus Fruits and Vegetables for Winter Use
The United States Department of Agriculture urges saving surplus garden produce. Can or preserve beans peas corn tomatoes beets spinach pumpkins and apples peaches pears cherries quinces and berries. Use all ground to grow food for families with no space and follow official guidance on canning and storing to avoid waste.
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Edie
United States Department of Ag
Washington
Lee
How to Catch Flies and Fly Traps in Use
A historical guide explains DIY fly traps using a wire cylinder and cone, with the cone up and a shallow receptacle. It notes homemade traps cost little, place sunny spots, and suggests using sticky papers or oil mixtures, warning children and pets to avoid poisonous baits.
Why Corns Hurt And How To Prevent Them
Corns stem from wearing shoes that fit poorly and press on bony spots. Thickened skin forms at pressure points on the toes or feet, causing pain. relief comes from removing or loosening the pressure by changing shoes and allowing intervals of foot rest. Continuous pressure worsens the overgrowth, so proper fit and relief are essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jntervala
Yow to Lubricate Pocket Knife if It Sticks
Instructional note on lubricating a pocket knife when it sticks citing graphite powder and simple methods. Mentions keeping blades oiled and using dry graphite from a powder seller, with steps to apply and operate the knife after lubrication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
How to Make a Convenience Out of Your Hatbox
A concise, practical note describes a method to use a hatbox on a high shelf. It suggests folding or lifting one side along two upright edges so the cover can drop down when opened, enabling easier removal without moving the box. The text uses instructional phrasing and practical steps.
Armies Need 100000 Aircraft to Crush Germany
Frank A Munsey urges France and England to rapidly expand aeroplane production, arguing 100000 planes are essential within a year to overwhelm German air power, reduce submarine threats, and end the war. He warns that victory depends on industrial strength, not soldiers alone, and calls for American support in manufacturing and financing munitions and materials.
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Germany
Frank A. Munsey
New York Sun
Munsey
France
Eagland
England
America
Arso
Nee
Wn P
Hnes
Western Front
Gerov
Notice to Creditors William R. Gwin Estate
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against William Ri. Gwin deceased. Ten months from first publication to exhibit claims with proper ranchers to Fred F. Gwin administrator of the estate at Shoshone Lincoln County Idaho. Dated September 26 1914. 827-018
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William TR. Gwin
William Ri. Gwin
Shoshone
Lincoln
Idaho
Fred F. Gwin
Wittiam Gwin
Notice to creditors of Edward Pratt Deceased
Notice to creditors and all persons having claims against Edward Pratt deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to administrator W Haul Horne at Shoshone Lincoln County Taaho. Dated September 25 1018.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Pratt
Shoshoné
Lincoln
Taaho
W. Haul Horne
Notice of Attachment Issuance in Lincoln County Court
Notice is given that on October 4, 1918 an attachment issued in a case in the Fourth Judicial District Court of Idaho Lincoln County. Defendants C B Sparks and Mrs C B Sparks owe four hundred dollars and twenty eight cents plus interest and costs. Clerk J W Kund en seals the document with Deputy Mildred Barger. Attorney Paul S Haddok represents the plaintiff Sho shone Tan 611 25.
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
County of
Lincoln
J. G Arkoosh
P. A. Ditton
Mane and Style of
Arkoosh & Co
OC. B
C. B. Sparks
Mra
A. D
SEAG
J.W. Kunden
Mildred Barger
Paul S Haddok
Shoshone
Tan
Notice for Final Proof of Carey Act Land Claim
William Fechner of Dietrich Idaho, assignee, seeks final proof to establish ownership of SW 1 4 SE 1 4 of Section 7 Township 6 Range 10, under Entry No 1211. He will prove residence cultivation and reclamation before Thomas Fay of the State Land Board at Shoshone Idaho on October 19 1918, with witnesses Vey M Beach John W Seagraves Martin Suhr Alfred Kershner all of Dietrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Feebner
Dietrich
Frank E. LaDuke
State of Kiaho
Thomas Fay
State Land Board
Shoshone
Idaho
Harvey M. Beach
John W. Begraves
Martin Suhr
Alfred C. Kershner
William Fechner
Frank P. LaTuke
State of
Tiaho
Vey M. Beach
John W. Seagraves
Alfred ©. Kersehner
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Sylvia Turner
S. Thrift
Heklon
Grallies
SuuSsaa
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