The Wizard of Oz partial tale continues in Kapaa
Dorothy and friends, the Tin Woodman and the Cowardly Lion, search for the Scarecrow and help a Stork rescue him from the river. They travel past vibrant fields, toward the Emerald City, while a flower-filled path tests their resolve and warm memories linger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Dorothy
Ivy
Euierald
Scarycrow
Elawa
Lion
Tin Woodman
Toto
Bjork
Towers
Minwell
Nowers
Scarecrow
Fragmentary prose fragment about a river scene and wakeful breeze
The readable text describes a sleeping person moved to a riverside pot beside a river, away from a dog field. It mentions a breeze that wakes someone named Win and hints at a pastoral or dreamlike moment with scattered names and phrases.
Worth Knowing and Other Tiny Tidbits
A mixed remedy claimed to cure colds and coughs is proposed using glycerine pine oil and whisky. The piece notes a tuberculosis poster campaign funded by printers and billposters, plus a humorous excerpt from Puck about Maud Muller and a London archery note praising nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
National Association For the Study and Prevention of
Associated Billposters and Distributors of America
Poster Printers’ Association
United States
Grape-Nuts praised for health gains in testimonial
An educator from Boston credits Grape-Nuts with restoring brain and body harmony after nervous exhaustion. She reports relief from constipation, improved memory and physical condition, and notes a breakfast of raw egg with four spoonfuls of Grape-Nuts and hot milk or water. She urges others to read The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ita
Wellvill
Flattery Rewarded and Humorous Exchanges Highlight Readings
A mix of ad blurbs and quotes appears, including Allen's Lung Balsam cough remedy and fur sale offers by N. W. Hide & Fur Co. in Minneapolis. Dialogues touch on candid political speech and social manners, noting how willing speakers are often those with less agreeable views.
Spaniard in Soul of Spain shows hospitality amid hardship
The article quotes a tale from an Aragonese worker spared by charity and courtesy illustrating Spanish temperament. It notes enduring British naval supremacy dating to Alfred the Great and discusses quick burn treatment with household remedies to prevent scarring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavelock
Spain
Aragon
Chico
Alfred the ‘Eat
Ong
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Wizard
L. Frank Baum
Dorothy Weil
Kapaa
Ghd
Tdi
Uule
Ty Talline
Marcelliin
Havars Ware
Lalignaindys
Fanny Unoman
Toro
Toro Hinniwaya
Kesisax
Maudie
Jack
Maud Muller
Puck
London
Sandy
Wilford
Marcel
Columbia
Allen
Butler
N. W. Hide & Fur Co
Minneapolis
Miss Cayenne
R. V. Pierce
Eer
Pare Dispensary Medical Association
Prest
Falo
N.Y
DR. Pierce
Japan
Standard Oil Company i
Asraaraarr
Eve
Cee Ke ‘Ail
Douglas
Brockton
Mes
Jerstana
W. L. Douglas
Standard Oil
Company
Isofpor Aa
Soin Medal Oo
Dezzist
Goshen
Woodward & CO
Wagoner
Te Wagoner
Rob
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