Smith and the Officer at the Medical Moment
An ambivalent scene unfolds as Smith debates prejudice with a young officer while Dr Mose treats a wounded trooper. The narrator observes Smith’s tenacity and a tense plan to transport the injured, ending with a hopeful attempt to move the man to hospital.
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Dr. Mose
Smith
Acen
Hhe Ford
D- Mose
Fia
Vdu
Aramel
Suns
Runadour
Afone
Cowill
Laurie and a troubled youth in town gossip
A reader describes a young man pursuing a girl named Laurie with uneasy persistence. The note laments the situation and asks why she does not speak with him, urging caution and friendship without reliance on outside help. The writer mentions newsroom readers and a careworn stance from the paper’s desk.
Fifteen Day Notice Laws Stir Debate on Marriage Publicity
Winifred Black discusses California proposed law requiring public notice of intent to marry. She praises the idea as practical but notes potential abuses from elopements, quarrels, and impulsive marriages, warning some cases may not fit the rule.
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California
Carolyn
Caralyn
Watt
Ate
Savisa
Leveur
Fashion Model In Foreign Gown Captivates City Stature
A fragmentary note describes a fashion model abroad drawing interest with striking costumes. Carolyn Ward hints at personal treasures and a private departure, suggesting plans tied to a glamorous appearance and a suggested request for time to decide on mementos.
Runaway Weddings and a Planned California Law
A narrator discusses runaway marriages and a proposed California bill requiring fifteen days notice. The column blends fashion talk with social commentary, citing a fashion sketch and garment details by Carolyn while debating the impact of delaying marriage on prospects, families, and reputations.
What Causes High Acidity and How to Treat It
Dr Copeland answers readers questions on high urinary acidity linked to diet and health. He notes acid urine from meat and alcohol, alkaline from most fruit, and that exercise and disease influence acidity. Treatment emphasizes addressing underlying illness, dietary changes, and consulting a physician for persistent symptoms.
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Doltor
Bright
Famous Wits of Artemus Ward and Artemus Ward as Lecturer
A fragment discusses Artemus Ward and Hingston praising a conjurer who told tales of San Francisco and the Orient. Ward admired the conjurer's truth and humor, and Hingston notes Ward followed the conjurer everywhere, sparking competition between their shows and patronage battles in Waterford and beyond.
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Artemus Ward
Artemus
Hingaton
Aremus
Artemum
Waterford
Artémus Ward
Ward
Hingston
Home making helps decorate the holiday table
Wanda Barton outlines simple, inexpensive home made table decor ideas for a holiday meal. directions cover white damask cloths, centerpieces with oranges, apples, smilax, and red and yellow accents, plus paper decoration motifs and color schemes for Spanish, Pilgrim, and Indian themed tables.
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Ben
Alwase Bretls
Bears Prepare for Winter in Honey Rich Cave
A family of bears plans to stock honey and food for winter. They discuss storing provisions and fattening to endure the cold season as they migrate to their den under hanging rocks. The cubs express worry about sleep and shoewear as Mama Bear guides the group toward rest.
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Alemiede
Tiny Bear
Angel
Mia
Coperinn
Odd facts about the green woodpecker described
The text notes a quirky description of a green woodpecker nicknamed the raw bird. It mentions a loud cry before wind and rain and references a miracle related to Ramee of germoon in the same fragment.
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Adele Garrison
Dr. Mows
Dr Mow
Laurie
Rome
Sommery
Ming
Laune
Feminisms
Annette Bradshaw
Min
Armen
Winifred Black
Ature Berjee, Sincee
Vich Td Widowsr
Merk
Iry
T. T
Rrow
Kemble
Day
Noy
Maire
Marcantile
Encour
Mlesk Joe Bugle
Embreidery
Mabon Movel Trimaning
Copeland
Royal
Newspape
WITS
SARK
Stuyvesant
Wanda Barton
Ariecus
Confarert
Uleus
Frew
Sha
Her Cube
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