American Women Are Quicker to Converse, England Slower
A London Woman's Supplement essay contrasts American and English women, praising American quickness and sociability while noting English restraint. It argues cultural stereotypes shape manners, attire, and hospitality, and suggests cross national upbringing of children could advance international understanding through the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awierson
America
Haye
Enginn
League of Nations
Liey MH
M. Souleby
Woman's Supplement
London
Vast Empire in South Seas
The writer discusses Australia’s imperial ambitions in the South Seas, imagining New Guinea as a possible allied or contested possession. He notes geographic breadth, potential population, and strategic value, comparing imperial expansion to Britain’s rise and Germany’s former colonies, with references to Australia’s naval strength and future continental reach.
Munificent Washington boiler height sets world record
The article details a remarkable boilers height achievement in Washington, stating a figure near 6686 feet above Ha Loved, with references to notable locations, counties, and a series of names and terms that indicate a historic ceremonial event. Entities include Washington, Neely Hybeieeke, Bet Braces, Wyghuas, and Totten, among others.
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Warluin
Neely Hybeieeke
Metial
North Coring
Menu
Mandy
Ivory Not Rust. Afternoon at Office With Schoolgirls
Several unnamed schoolgirls waited in a corner after school when Alan invited them into his office to wait for a car. The group discussed hair color, with one girl mentioning a fair complexion. One remark suggested an inappropriate topic, prompting an exclamation about a girl’s hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapotis News
Skeletons Found In California Sewer Dig Unearth Ancient Burial Site
Historic race bones uncovered in Martians Cal near Perry and Howard Streets prompt University of California anthropologists to recover skeletons for study. Local legend of a gold treasure near burial grounds fuels public interest and crowding at the dig site.
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California
M Rice
Gers
Perry
Howard
Busines
Martians
Cal
Anthropology Department
University of California
Valie
Graund
Yast
Neo Witla Altman
Mien
Golden Gitte Park
Ran Mrnnoteen
Pwretistorie
Than
Specter Shells Said to Precede Oceanic Ocean Finds
The Dalles, Oregon reported ancient shells unearthed near Big Kady and a river trail site. Observers described flawless spear and arrow points of obsidian and other stone, claimed as relics of long uses by Indigenous peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keoebelle
Big Kitdy
Dalles
Ehell-Tinh
Eohoge
Atlantic
Pacific
Minde O Obaidian
California
Inter Indian
Aimateur
Elty
Culo
Alec Fee
KY OthOe
Dean
Sudden Death Mentioned In Early Insurance Letter
A New York fire insurance firm received a dated letter from Dallstrom Metallic Door Co of Chicago in November 1920 promoting insurance benefits. A fragment of the reply reads: Have you ever thought that your turn may come suddenly. The answer: It did, He's dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dallstrom Metallic Door Company
Chicago
Dallstrom
Homes That Preachers Came From In The South
Fragile OCR text notes the origin of homes from which preachers emerged and hints at demographic and distribution details. It references percentages and locations in a fragmented manner, including mentions of a university and a religious context, but the content is largely garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Keen Eye on Danger in Mountain Sheep Behavior
An article by Charles TL analyzes the rugged Helky Slownain Sheep in Moy Life. It describes how these beasts observe surroundings from promontories, their massive horns, and their graceful traverses of rock ledges. The piece debunks myths about their springing feats while noting the danger of a 200 pound ram breaking a neck if it falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles TL. Seaith
Moye Life
Canadian Rockies
Witter
Private nursery opens amid housing shortage in Hampden
A new baby boarding house idea emerges as families seek places for infants due to a housing shortage. Two certified nurses start a nursery in Hampstead Sedon with white cot, curtains, and mothers visiting on weekends while fathers travel to work, as other parents resort to hotels and furnished apartments for child care.
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Carcery
Hampetend
Sedon
Willie
Tropics
Newa
Immense Herds of Caribou Reported at Vancouver River
Late Yukon arrivals describe wandering caribou in immense numbers along the Vancouver riverbank. They claim millions of animals. Two men attempting to ford the river were halted for three hours by the crossing herd, the stream a half mile wide and persisting throughout their delay.
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Vancouver
B. C
Yukon
Cupid's Bali and a Brute of Passion in a Damaged Tale
A quarrel between a woman and a man unfolds in a melodramatic scene. The pair clash over love and control as she asserts independence while he pursues a display of possessiveness, leading to a tense exchange about forgiveness and future separation.
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Tim
Aaron
Tve
Wwe Net
Shin
Nweinat
Nobel
Wales
Elton Bi
Emi
Revival Activities Highlight Methodist Church Notes
At the Methodist Church with no Sunday evening services during the revival the Intermediate class sang, Flossie Sullens sang Search Me O God at morning service, Ethel Shock is new Junior Girls Class teacher, and Hazel Sanders leads next Sunday's League at 7 30. Special missionary program at 10 a m Sunday. Mrs Smith and her father delay returning to Beaver awaiting goods in Winfield.
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N. A. Rica
M. Green
Rev
Butler
Cristian
Flossie Sullens
Search Me
God
Jean Spolin
League
Hazel Sanders
Beaver City Bank Official Active in Woodward and Week
The active vice president of The Bank of Beaver City conducted business at Woodward on Sunday and again on Thursday of this week. Clay C. MacDonald, 64, an American Legion member from St. Joseph Missouri, has been chosen as chief of police of that city. A World War veteran with a strong record, he is expected to help curb rising crime in the Missouri city.
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Yietores
Vinksown
Manroe
Case
Bank of Beaver City
Woodward
Clay C. MacDonald
American Legion
St. Joseph
MacDonald
Missouri City
Mus kogee group launches membership drive target 500 new members
Tomes F. Smith Post No 1 of Muskogee has instituted a membership drive aiming to recruit 500 new members. The post seeks to expand its ranks and engage local veterans in upcoming activities.
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Tomes F. Smith
Muskogee Haw
Wom
Savages Give te Missvone and Moonlit Hope
Fragmentary OCR reads as a chaotic note mentioning names Barham and Diererr with unclear actions and events. No coherent event or date is discernible. The readable portions imply a tense confrontation or plan but lack verifiable details.
The Miracle Man at Globe Theatre next Monday
A Paramount Artcraft feature The Miracle Man brings a dramatic tale of a healer in rural country who transforms a New York Chinatown gang of crooks via supposed miracles. Thomas Meighan Elinor Fair Betty Compson lead the cast in a gripping story of crime and redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Artcraft
Georg Lorne Tucker
Globe Theatre
New York
Chinatown
Tom Barpals
Thomas Meighan
Elinor Fair
Betty Compson
Imuilar
State Fair Scope Expanded for 1921 Oklahoma Exposition
Premiums and purses exceed forty thousand dollars for the Fifteenth Annual Oklahoma State Fair and Exposition in Oklahoma City from September to October 1. General Manager I S Maban vows a top amusement and racing program. Grounds cover more than 160 acres, with new pens, driveways, and rebuilt swine and poultry barns improving facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
I. S. Maban
Joneses Move to Beaver As New Home Lumber Manager
B A Jones and wife relocate household goods from Knowles to the Wade H Loofbourrow property in Beaver. Jones becomes manager of The Home Lumber and Supply Company, replacing J S Spurrier. The couple are well known to local residents, having lived in Knowles for years. The Herald joins friends in welcoming them to Beaver.
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B. A. Jones
Knowles
Wade H. Loofbourrow
Mr. Jones
Home Lumber and Supply Company
J. 5. Spurrier
Jones
Beaver
Herald
Mrs. Jones
8 Farmer Cured of Rheumatism
A farmer living on a distant farm was doubled with rheumatism when someone offered a bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment and advised a chilly remedy. The account describes relief after applying the liniment and mentions a local store and a woman in a nearby town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Linkmann
B. Hayder
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