Aurelie Lindstrom Wins Public Attention in Town Controversy
Aurelie Lindstrom's dramatic defiance of village gossip sparks a publicity whirl as editor Wiley Curran hails her as Cinderella and Chicago pages seek to feature her. Harlan protests the plan while Aurelie embraces becoming somebody, posing with an artist sketch and a potential prize from the Chronicle.
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America
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Ll Reece
High Street
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Aurelis Lindstrom
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Aleck
Rube van Hart
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Parsons House
Max Jeroma
Aurelle Lindstrom
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Catrin Wea Siying
Mise Lindstrom
Sean Street
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Marian
Wiley
Harlan
Aurelia
Backward Turn Backward from the Denver Times
A nostalgic verse laments youth and haircuts while a wife helps dress the narrator’s wardrobe provoking amusement. A column of letters discusses railway safety and buffer cars, reflecting dated concerns about train accidents and train design.
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Denver Times
Western Canada agricultural education and growth prospects
The piece extols Western Canada's agricultural education, noting government supported experimental farms in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, and the Alberta and Edmonton universities. It highlights high enrollment in agricultural colleges, vocational training, and demonstrations farms. Dean Curtiss praises Canadian approaches, with strong government backing for colleges, co operatives, and marketing solutions, contrasted with U S efforts.
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Ames Agricultural College
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Fragmented Dialogue Sketch in a 19th Century Play
A dramatic exchange unfolds with misunderstandings and accusations. A woman clashes with a man who admits weakness, while both assert love or its absence. The scene ends unresolved, hinting at deeper motives and social tensions between gender and authority.
Remarkable record of Welland service spans three generations
Three generations of a named Welland have given 178 years of work at a farm near Godalming, Surrey. William Welland age sixty nine has 69 years, his father 60, and his two sons 80 and 24 years respectively, reflecting a long family commitment across eras.
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Welland
Godaleming
Surrey
England
William Wellland
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