Phantom of the Opera tale unfolds with Red Death on stage
Raoul escorts Christine through the Paris Opera to avoid the Red Death figure, the masked villain Perros Guirec. Christine reveals love’s conflict while Raoul vows to unmask the killer as a dramatic confrontation looms in the mansion of masked balls.
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Raoul
Heger
Models Pils
Christine
Domino
Red Death
Perrosuirec
Black Domino
Perros-Guirec
Raangi
Perros
The Farmer by O. M. Kile
Washington January 12. As the fourth national operative marketing center approaches its opening on Tuesday, expectations seem muted and few details emerge about the event.
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Mshington
D. C
Fourth Nation- Operative Marketing Center
Cure for eczema touted in unclear ad text
An advertisement-style passage touts a remedy for eczema claiming to purify blood and reduce eruptions like pimples and rashes. It emphasizes dramatic skin improvement and urges readers to try the product, mentioning a 8.8.8 or similar slogan and encouraging consultation with a person.
Cooperative groups clash over export plans for crops
Leaders of major farm organizations debate export corporation schemes for wheat, cotton, and dairy while fearing internal rifts. Some backs a financing and storage system, others oppose government price fixing, and Aaron Sapiro voices strong opposition to most proposals.
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California
Jardine
Walton Peteet
Aaron Sapiro
Cooper Pettunabena CA
ASR A Paier
Export surplus debate swells at farm conference
Delegates push for a clear government stance on cooperative marketing and export surplus. Secretary of Agriculture plans talks, with Jardine and other leaders expected to face pointed questions about past and current positions.
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Secretary of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Jardine
Roger Babson
United Front
January Named for Roman God Janus Opens Year
The opening month January is described as honoring the Roman god Janus whose name derives from janua meaning door or opening. Janus is depicted facing both directions to symbolize beginnings and endings with temple doors and windows noted in the Forum description.
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Janus
Forum
Names and origins of calendar months and days
The text explains how January was called Wulfmoanth by the Angles and Saxons due to hungry wolves. It notes the origin of cereal from Ceres the Greek harvest goddess and mentions Tuesday once called Tins Day after the war god Tin.
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Ceres
Tin
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O. M. Kile
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National Council of Cooperatives
Hungary
Nicholag Horthy
Archduke Albrecht
Otto
Budapest
Horthy
Export Corporation Plan
Jake” Shafer
Court Street
State Automobile Mutual Insurance Association
L. H. Wadsworth
Elyria Block
Elyria
Santa Fe
Grant Werick
Farmatest
Sante Fa Ry
Union Trust Ride
Cleveland
Charry Aif
Electrical Service
Qathah Ervice
The
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Broad Street
United Dry Cleaning Co
Kodak Pictures
Kodak
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Phillips
Wagner
Hamburg
Glade
B. Thomas
the Simpson Motor Co
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