Maple Square Welcomes a New Neighbor in Warm Community Ties
In Maple Square a new tenant moves into the Santley home, sparking curiosity and small-town chatter. Mia, the newcomer, assists with moving in requirements while locals gossip about her. Mrs. Chandler, recovering from a fall, forms a bond with Mia as Walt Chandler returns home to notice the budding connection.
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Maple Square
Sean
Santleys
Santley
Gregory
Magle Square
Crete
Alves Mos
Indy
McCann's Cash Grocery
Maple Square Ladies’ Club
Mis
Chandler
Main Street Business Men's Association
Mia
Thes
Wat
Mins Tucker
Chandrate Junkyeon
Nie
Imother
Walt
Goodniss
Must Bring Body to Port in Burial Case Ruling
A leading case reports that a steamship company must transport and deliver a deceased passenger to port for burial or face damages. The court held the body could have been moved to port without harm while nearing New York harbor, and burial at sea would deprive the next of kin of a proper burial.
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Son
Cane
Steamship Company
Aes
Ees
New York
History of Belgium Dates and Territorial Shifts
The history of Belgium dates from 183 years after Julius Caesar, with Belgium formed as the southern part of the Netherlands and the northern portion becoming Holland. The western Low Countries, once called the Wiener and the Low Countries, divided into East and West Flanders. The text outlines a distorted, fragmentary historical sketch of Belgium’s origins and geography.
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Belgium
Julius Caenar
Netherlands
Holland
Wiener
Neme
Flanders
Frence
Moders
Red Cross Aid For French Refugees In February
Ned Cross briefs report American Red Cross in Washington received Major Perkins update on February work in France. About 100000 French refugees and war sufferers aided including 22000 hospital patients and 1000 tuberculosis cases in Paris. Red Cross operated in 98 cities, 9 civilian hospitals with 1000 beds, 46 dispensaries, and distributed clothing and goods. 480 Red Cross workers in France, 66 added in February. General Pershing notes morale boost and freed labor, Army medics to use convalescent uniforms offered by American women.
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Ned Cross
Atlanta
Hed Cross
France
Hed Crome
Washington
Major Perkins
Red Orbay
Frange
Evinn
Paria
The
Red Cross
Friends
Pershing
Army Medics Department
Army
Medical Department
Surgeon
Luncheon Favors Describe Silk Bate and Ribbon Trim
The article describes luncheon favors made of silk or ribbon with old fashioned round brim pads. Crowns smell of pincushions attached and are harmonized with color themes. Tiny ribbon faces and a row of colored pins decorate the edge to suit the Woman's Home Companion style.
Ten-Hour Freeks Describe Fashion Frocks For Meat Part
The item describes ten hour frocks made from silk jerseys with soft eating. It highlights transparent style and adornment such as billowy frilla of tulle dyed to match.
Glove Features Show Bright Kid Linings and Color Mix
A description highlights new kid gloves with bright colors. Deep violet rose and green are noted. The piece mentions lining colors turning back over the white exterior and suggests naming conventions for the accessories.
Last Suits of Summer Fashion Across Silk and Wool
The article contrasts summer suit styles in silk and wool, noting silk allows full embellishment while wool favors restrained cuts. It details a short coat with belt and minimal cuffs, sleek draped skirts, and refined finishing touches. It highlights elegant pongé fabrics, color contrasts, and the mastery of designers in texture and form.
Some Fall Fishing
Mina Gertie, staying at her grandmother’s for throat trouble, finally fishes a brook with a neighbor’s boy. A crafty artist eyes her, plans a romance, and uses a boot as a trap, earning her scornful but playful attention from a city boy and beating a hasty retreat when seen. The tale ends with a marriage joke on the bait and boot mishap.
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Gert Ashford
Sanday
Mixa Gertie
Mina Gertie
Ferrers Yorke
New
Yorke
Ewan
New York
Athens
Ferther
Apatam
Gertie
Iiding
Hut Gertie
bin Ao Wee
Guy Ip
Farmer Turner's
Jett
Morta
Dave Guage
Hils
Idereos Belp
Gary
Turners
Turners Scrome
Gertis
Gertle
Balmen Industry Power Plants Planned Along Deschutes River
McCowen Tea Packers seek to develop power plants costing 6 million dollars to transform the salmon industry. Deschutes River projects include two dams with heights 118 and 236 feet, lengths varying from 90 to 420 feet, and 8000 cubic feet of water rights. Power would run canneries and related facilities for can production.
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McCowen Tea
Alles Gm
Deschutes Rive Er
Oregon
Rome Philosophy We don't know what we're fighting for
A terse exchange between two Prussian soldiers aboard the march toward Rome captures the futility and war weariness of a nameless front line. One private questions the purpose while another bluntly notes they would never understand the cause anyway.
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Rome
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Copriane
Tappie Maciare Newab
Sweetheart
Mra. Chandler
Tvorg
Ty the McChate
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