Revenge Talk Spreads Across Kansas City Area
A Kansas City Star excerpt reveals a heated exchange as a pursuer vows to chase a man from Oklahoma City to Fort Scott Moberly Keokuk and finally Topolobampo to seek payback for alleged antics. The dialogue shows anger and a plan to outpace the suspect across multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fassifer
Oklahoma City
Fort Scott
Kansas City
Moberly
Keokuk
Bafin
Topolobampo
Kansas City Star
Applicants exceed four thousand for British polar expedition
More than 4,800 people have applied to join the latest British polar expedition, signaling strong public interest and potential selection competition for the challenging mission.
Elbridge Refuses Cornstarch Pudding After Dog Lick Incident
Elbridge visits grandmother for luncheon but declines cornstarch pudding prepared by the maid Louise. The rest eat it. When asked why, he explains he saw the dog lick one cup and did not know which one. The aunt notes the incident after lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbridge
Louise
At the Boarding House Exchange in Brief
A humorous dialogue staged at the boarding house centers on Beef and Mr Simpkins. Mrs Skinner asks if the beef is too rare and Simpkins replies he would like it a little more done. The exchange captures the light domestic humor of the scene.
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Absorbine
PAT
Absorbine. JR
AW. F. Young. P
D. F
Teaple St
Springfield
Mase
Dr. Pierce
Stop Night Terrors with Proper Food Says Wisconsin Reader
A Wisconsin woman recounts nearly collapsing from overwork and illness and notes tonics failed to help. She stopped tasks after reading about Grape Nuts and ate it four times daily with cream and milk, then rested and drank fresh air. She reports sleep returning and weight gain after two weeks.
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Wisconsin
Abonut
Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts chapter eight
A compact lesson outlines Philip’s preaching in Samaria and his meeting with the Ethiopian official. It highlights divine preparation, diligent study, direct instruction, declared faith, and the spread of the gospel as Philip fulfills “sealed orders” in Gaza and baptism follows confession.
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Jerusalem
Paul
Philip the Deacon
Samaria
Simon Magnus
Philip
Egypt
Gaza
Isaiah
Luke
Evangelist
Christ
Jesus of Nazareth
G. A. Smith
Matti
Caesarea
World War I Naval and Ground Actions March 15 17 1915
In the Miawa region British cruisers sink a German cruiser Dresden near Juan Fernandez while the French steamer Auguste Conseil is sunk by a German submarine. French capture trenches north of Arras as German and Russian fronts shift across Ypres Przemysl and Bukowina.
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Vance
the. Miawa
Dresden
Juan Fernandez Stand
Auguste Conseil
Arras
Yser
Westende
Tarnowice
Dardanelles
War News From 1915 March Fronts With Mixed Outcomes
Reports from March 18 to 20 1915 describe Belgian advances near Veer repeated German shelling near Notre Dame de Lorette and Turkish forces killing civilians in Urumiah district Persia. British and French battleships struck by mines and submarines with several vessels sunk or damaged, and diversions include neutral protests over blockades and a German port occupation by Russians.
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Veer
Notre Dame de Lorette
Urumiah
Persia
Irresistible
Ocean
Bouvet
Dardanelles
Botvet
Gienartney
English Channel
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Germany
Calais
Turkey
Famous Porcelain Factory to Reopen After Revolution
The King Teh Cheeung porcelain factory once supplied royal palaces since 1396 and was partly destroyed during the revolution that established the Republic. Patterns and samples were scattered but many have been recovered and the plant is set to reopen with renewed interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redpen
King Teh Cheeung
China
Ready for Him Tomorrow Lecture on Note Taking Cards
A professor speaks to gentlemen about tomorrow's session revealing a card system for notes. The voice evokes a casual plan mentioning chips and a party, attributed to a Pennsylvania Punch Bowl context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidoe
Pennsylvania
Laza Tive Bromo Quinine Ad Claim in Old Label
An advertisement hawks LAZA TIVE BROMO QUININE as a cure to prevent a cold by “removing the cause” with a single dose. The box bears the BW GROVH’S signature and the phrase Dc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grovh
Castoria Ad Claim Leads Mothers to Inspect Bottles
Ad urges mothers to examine Castoria bottles for the Fletcher's signature, touting Castoria as a safe remedy used for over 30 years. It notes children cry for Castoria and reflects on a night of howling wind as a parallel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Jaslin
Fifteenth St
Lafayette
Ind
Dean
Mother Cray
Mother Gray Co
le Ror
N.Y
Mother Gray
Fletcher
Onions, A Two-Man Venture, a Quarters Tale
A compact, period tone note describes a two man venture with a single aim. The speaker hints at risk and daily wagers while a casual street exchange implies shifting opportunity and small stakes. The dialogue hints at humor and urban commerce.
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Bright
Doan
Indiana
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Colt Distemper
Svtorn's
Spohn's
Spohin Nedical Co
Gouben, Ind
Marine Exe Remedy Co
Chicago
Carter
Carters
Pasia Saar
Fever Pew Coleman
Institute
Western
Union
Philip and the
Ypres
Neuve Chapelle
Przemyal
Bukowina
Carpathians
Britain
Nieuport
St. Eloi
Przasnysz
Armenia
Carden
de Rabeck
Macedonia
Canary Islands
Awe Pat
Red Cross
Giabaainsigania Sea Arug
THE
Alabastine Company
Grandville Road
Grand Rapids, Mich
Ramscappelle Monastery
Memeil
Baltic
von Hindenburg
Poland
Archawal
Hyndford
Gluecjacket
Memel
Przemys
Holland
Russia
Azerbaijan
Canada
Europe
Ottawa
W. S. Nethery
Columbus
D. G
Seasonabis
Knicker
Bocker
Waceweo
Senator Sorghum
Renfrew
Devonshire
Renfrew Manufacturing
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Agsms
HEW
Teme Poteonowe Accu
Rey Borers Neyee
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