Twice American War Edge Foretold In Noel’s Circle
In a tense late night council at Noel’s compound, Dom David Noel and allies weigh an impending global conflict. Jacinto Meyer’s scheming rival seeks a decisive break as Ferraz Granados and Nilo Valdez pledge loyalty, while Bruce contemplates a covert rescue to aid Noel in a brewing war for a new world order.
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David
Noel
Germany
United States of America
South America
North America
Europe
Herraz
Senhor Ferraz
Jacinto Meyer
Corey Bruce
Mr. Bruce
Meyer
Mnen
Grana- 2
United States
Portugal
Ferraz Hobe
Pire
Aierica Falls
Iariva
de. Valdez
Marshal Granados
Gil Grandes
Dom David
Ferraz
Tam
Senhor Noel
Nilo Valdez
Rom David
Nilo
Bruce
Benito
Aly
Ian
Seth
Violen
Senhor Havernor
Seanor Berra
Granados
Alon Terraz
Mation
Marshal Brana
Dr. Valdez
Goveror
Porte Cochere
Palacio
Gil Granados
Dave Meyer
David Noel
Nile
Nile Valdez
Cony Brice
Prion
Constance Bruce
Bree
Dom Davivd
Carey Bruce
Valdez
Tae Wu
Rio Nabueo
Americas
Rose
Letting Him Down from the Boston Transcript
A collage of humorous vignettes from old papers. Tales include a sensitive golfer mocked by a caddie, Jack courting Maggie with a penny for thoughts, and Cornelius misreading seaside life as a boat needing water.
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The
Boston Transcript
A Guest Who Rebelled Against Hosts
A fragment from the Boston Transcript describes a guest who defies her host during a night visit. The account mentions a house and a religious sect, with a quoted line about breakfast, but details are incomplete.
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The
Boston Transcript
Most People Are Honest Says Milwauke Journal Plan
The Milwauke Journal asserts most people are honest and trust underpins business. It argues industrial relations require mutual trust, warns against widespread suspicion, and suggests honesty as a foundational platform for industry.
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Milwautes Journal
Wetiens
Huyerd
Bela
Skin Cancer Myths And Reality In Cures
A discussion emphasizes that many skin cancer cures are sometimes misapplied to cancers elsewhere in the body. It notes skin cancer is often mild but can be deadly when neglected, and urges yearly medical examinations for suspicious lip or skin lesions to reduce the death rate.
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Hazen
Disloyalty in loafing Governor McKelvie letter
Samuel R. McKelvie of Lincoln writes to the Sioux City Tribune criticizing editorial positions on legislation and the high cost of living. He argues capital shortages are not solvable by law and urges citizens to work, save, and avoid idleness, waste, and extravagance. Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 19, 1919.
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McKelvie
Nebraska
Sioux City
Samuel R. McKelyie
Lincoln, Neb
Modern Marriage Changes Social Bonds Across Regions
The article reflects on how mobility and changing social norms have altered how couples meet and marry. It contrasts past community-based unions with modern rapid relationships, noting shorter engagements and less pre marriage public scrutiny, while observers warn this shifts the dynamics of couple formation and family life.
Take the News to Fiume, New Jersey returns cable
Inasmuch as the Italian branch of the Republican state committees of New Jersey asked the veterans to choose between Wilson and Annunzio, the New Jersey vote results should now be wired to Rome.
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Fiume
Springfield Republican
Republican State Committees of
New Jerey
Wilson
Annunzio
New Jersey
Message of May in a Dogwood Bloom
Dorothy Leonard writes of spring awakening as dogwood buds signal May. The piece contrasts looming winter with hopeful signs, noting oak leaves unfurling like butterflies and an oriole song, capturing a moment of renewal in terse, poetic lines.
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Dogwood
Dorothy Leonard
New York
His Whereabouts in a Fence Corner Weed Tale
Farmer Bentover relates a missing hired man tale as Parmer Stack pole questions him. The man was found asleep in a fence corner, hidden by simpson weeds, turning a potential scandal into a rural quip from the Kansas City Star.
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Farmer Bentover
Parmer Stackpole
Kansas City Star
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for a severe cold. It claims two hourly doses up to three doses will relieve nasal congestion headache sneezing and general grippe misery at little cost, with no quinine and pleasant taste.
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Costa
Pape
Souvenir Hunters Prompt Spoon Ban at Cafe
The cafe manager explains that souvenir hunters forced them to eliminate spoons. He notes a diner might still want a spoon for coffee, so they arranged to have the orchestra play stirring tunes instead.
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Swell Cafe
Boston Evening Transcript
Deafness Remedy Through Blood Tissues
Fragmented OCR text describes deafness related to inflamed ear tubes and impaired hearing. It mentions a supposed remedy through the blood and surfaces of the tissues, claiming relief when the tube is inflamed and rumbling sounds occur. The passage is inconsistent and unclear.
Fragmentary reminiscence reads like diary snippet
A disjointed passage recalls a question about thoughts at a house, a reference to someone named Gordon and a remark from Ma about not taking two dishes. The text mentions a tile clip and a dish request, but most details are unclear.
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Gordon
Cuticura Soap and Toilet Trio Promised For Complexion
The ad extols Cuticura Soap for the complexion and scalp with promises of a clean scalp and soft hands. It adds Qutlenra Paleum and describes the trio as essential, claiming charm and fascination in a period tone.
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Dean
Knight
Ana
Doan
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