Park-way romance ends in unexpected marriage
Dora Winthrop and Booth Arden marry after family concerns about their past fidelity. Aunt Linda suspects mischief from Miss Arden and Gail Wesley, who helped reconcile the pair. The Park-way setting, driving visits, and social tensions frame a sudden wedding reveal. Dora asserts affection and in-law intrigue shifts to a new union.
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Aunt Linda
Arden
Dora
Ann ‘Arden
Miss Arden
Linda
Booth Arden
Booth
Park-way
Lake Shore
Booth Aiden
Dora Winthrop
Gail Wesley
Belinda
Wesley
Merry
Gail
Arma
Booth E Park
Gall
Strict Sanitary Measures Urged For Fowl Cholera
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the notice warns that fowl cholera, though uncommon in the West, requires rapid fire department like response. It details transmission, symptoms, mortality, and strict quarantine, cleaning, disinfection, and water antisepsis to prevent spread. it says anti serum and vaccine are not reliably effective.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Fire Department
How Egg Producers Can Reduce Losses
United States Department of Agriculture urges egg producers to form egg circles to curb losses from careless handling and undesired conditions. These associations monitor production and handling, improve grading and packing, and pay dividends to members. Specialists assist in organizing co-ops with Farmers' Bulletin 656 as a practical aid.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Egg Producers
Department of Agriculture
Poultry Notes on Chicks, Feed, and Egg Flavor
Advice on clean chick quarters and sanitation. Flavor of eggs linked to feed and odors through porous shells. Do not feed young chicks before forty eight hours old and roosters do not boost egg production. Excessive heat harms chicks, stunting growth and maturation.
Locusts Sickens Baltimore Cats In Odd Dinner Tale
Baltimore suburban residents report their cats feasting on locusts and falling ill. Tabby’s strange diet brings illness and nightly complaints, with many pets reportedly dying from the locusts’ effects as residents watch in dismay.
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Baltimore
Tabby
Baltimore Sr
School figure James E. Tilley Praised at Parent Teacher Meeting
In Terre Haute an Indianapolis News report notes James E. Tilley of the Terre Haute schools was invited to speak at a parent teachers meeting. A principal and teachers praised his decades of service to Parent-Teacher clubs. He quipped about an old maid telling her age, drawing laughter from the audience.
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James E. Tilley
Terre Haute
Tilley
Mr. Tilley
Indianapolis News
Foreign Capital and Railways Drive Peru and South America
Foreign capital is flowing into Peru and other South American nations, with railway expansion seen as the key driver of future development. The text credits figures like James G. Hill and B. H. Harriman for shaping the West into a major region.
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Peru
James G. Hill
B. H. Harriman
West
Editor Rejects Contributions With Free Verse Note
Mrs Higbell informs the editor her company cannot accept contributions due to high feature and poem spending. She adds she writes free verse and offers no payment.
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Higbell
The Poor Rich Girl Aboard a Wealthy Union
Edith marries into wealth but the Boston Transcript questions her happiness. The line suggests even immense riches do not guarantee contentment or liberty from anxiety or constraints.
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Boston Transcript
Cincinnati Markets Prices for grains dairy and livestock
The Cincinnati market page lists corn values across grades including No 2 white at 2.15 to 2.16 per bushel and No 8 white at 2.14 to 2.15 with yellow and mixed varieties also quoted. Hay Timothy and oats show per ton prices, butter and eggs list creamery and prime values, and live poultry cattle calves and stockers are given with bid and typical range figures for shippers butcher steers heifers cows canners and feeders.
Queen Helena of Italy photographed her children outdoors
Interesting note describes Queen Helena of Italy as a clever amateur photographer with her children as favorite subjects. The piece then shifts to a playful exchange from the Auckland News about a small boy trading a cigarette for permission to smoke later, hinting at cross cultural humor.
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Queen
Queen Helena
Italy
Auckland News
Vader Baim Relief Ad Offers Quick Headache Sanity
For summer colds Vader Baim promises quick relief for Nervous Headache superficial inflammation and pains including Mumps and Hay Fever. Free samples and agent terms offered if not locally available. 50 cent stamps for 225 cent tubes. Avoid imitations.
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E. W. Vacher, Inc
New Orleans
Adv
Salted wealth in tears of others quoted artfully
A terse aphorism remarks that men hoard money by exploiting others' suffering and sorrow. It frames greed as a corrosive force, highlighting the ethical sting of profit derived from distress.
Leading Question in Comic Exchange with Count Bustup
An exaggerated dialogue features a Count expressing love for the daughter of Meestaire Soapking. The daughter’s suitor challenges the count to prove he can support her as her family expects, framing a comic courtship test.
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Count de Bustup
Unclear Phrase on Robbery Befits No Clear Event
Fragmentary text mentions financial wrongdoing and multiple people involved but lacks concrete event, names, places, or dates to ground a fuller report.
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