Wild Bill Wasson on His Last Spree
A 1925 Western tale follows Wild Bill Wasson as a racing daredevil heartbroken by love and loss. After a wreck and a limp, a bold girl offers a path away from danger toward marriage and stability. They wed, and Wild Bill begins a final, quiet spree in a town ruled by a steady life.
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Outh
Wild Bill Wasson
Wild Bill
Kelly
Will Bill
Bill
Justice of the Peace
Many & Man
What Else Could He Do Kiss in the Ring at Party
A practical young woman rebuffs flirtation yet agrees to a risky game at a party. In the conservatory she and a engaged partner clash over a forced kiss and a ring as others move to the drawing room. The scene hints at social intrigue and coercive pressure within courting rituals.
Striped Tub Silk Two Piece Jumper Frocks For Spring
Fashion notes from 1945 highlight striped tub silk into two piece jumper frocks for girls and women. Designers favor nearly effortless laundering, bold horizontal stripes, plaited front skirts and hidden pockets, with long ties and wrap around skirts as key features.
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Florida
California
Eight essentials for healthy schools from the past
A health focused checklist urges schools to provide ample light and air, reliable heating to 68 degrees, protected drinking water, individual cups, clean wash facilities, fly tight toilets, regular physician inspections, and properly designed seats. It argues these eight basics determine health despite grand buildings.
Protecting Sea Foods A Call Against Waste
An editorial condemns wasteful overharvesting of sea and land resources. It contrasts past slaughter of buffalo and deforestation with modern overexploitation of crabs and oysters by dredging and pollution, urging moderation and preservation for future food supply.
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New World
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Richmond Times
Virginia
When Tipping May Stop Tipping
A Boaton Globe quote argues tipping ends when all are satisfied with equal treatment and no one is treated better than others.
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Boaton Globe
Porter's Pain King Promoted for Livestock Health
Notice advises livestock owners to use Porter's Pain King to protect horses cattle and poultry from diseases and ailments. It claims risk relief for distemper sores caked teats gapes roup and parasite growths with a money back guarantee and dealer support.
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Doan
Ohio
S. M. Reynolds
Vermillion
Porter
Care
No Fingerprints in Jam Closet Raid
The detective's son dons rubber gloves during a raid described in the American Legion Weekly with the motto safety first. The fragment hints at a suspenseful Crime or mystery feature within a wartime era publication.
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The
American Legion Weekly
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