A Matter Of Honor Dramatic Passage Ends In Love And Loss
In a seaside town, Claritsa Mackie portrays Miss Vincent and her cousin Helen amid engagement tensions. Jeffrey confronts duty and love as a ring returns, a lifeline of happiness vanishes, and a doomed farewell unfolds beside the lighthouse as Charleston waters glow and a final, restrained goodbye echoes.
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Uid Rivenl
Vincent
Littleton
Grey
Darby
Joan
Jeffrey
Coll
Hilton
Elie
Abe
Tie
Helen
Walt
Happiowss
Lin
Bhuself
Jeffrey Foul Bhuself
Ich
Tifton
Tiello
Mise Vinecent
Polot
Dilton
Lis
Telen
The Barber Hit It
An odd London barber encounter features a patron demanding blunt trimming, with the barber stubbornly aiming for a precise, thick neck edge. The exchange turns to a playful boast about German mustache work and a comical, stubborn insistence on technique.
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London
Khaw bin
Profitable Litigation and Farmyard Tales From Mayhem to Mealtime
A garbled blend of rural disputes and agricultural advice. A land quarrel over gooseberry bushes ends with costs split and yield valued, while doctors advise worm treatment for horses and a note on dairy herd improvement through culling unprofitable cows. Ends with a light exchange about dream belief and a jilted lover.
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Wright
Stunning Summer Suit And Fashion Notes
A fashion feature describes a white linen afternoon coat style with crochet details and ornamental braid effects. It covers hats, gloves, leather bags, and accessories, highlighting sailor hats and simple chic designs for a summer look and the importance of coordinated wardrobe items.
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Copenhagen
Irel
Alet Ince Hans
White Chin Mode Receives Notable Simplicity and Roses Trim
The description praises a new mode noted for its purity and girl simplicity, highlighting the graceful arrangement of pink roses as its primary trimming. The text emphasizes elegance and understated design rather than ornate features.
Veiled Paris imports influence length and lace patterns
Description of latest Paris veils with long facial drapes narrowing at sides, bright rainbow colors, sometimes edged with lace ruching. Mentions braid embroidery on peach cloth with matching braids along front neck, sides, and back. Gown described as rich with a fine guimpe and buttoned bodice detailing.
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Paris
Penn Athletes Win Relay Championship at Philadelphia Carnival
Four University of Pennsylvania relay members Cartmel Haydock Taylor and Lloyd Whitman received varsity letters after their victory over Chicago in the relay carnival at Philadelphia. Laye Cross, released by New Orleans, now plays third base and captains the Philadelphia Union outlaw league team.
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Cross
Outlaws
Laye Cross
New Orleans
Lase
Philadelphia Union
Plan of Immunization Against Hog Cholera From Ames Conference
North American hog producers closely watch Ames Iowa as officials from the US Department of Agriculture outline a immunization strategy. The method uses immune animals fed infected tissue and blood to develop hyperimmune blood used to protect others. trials show high resistance in exposed stock, with officials confident in practical value.
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Mment
North America
Ames
Wilson
Melvin
Doreet
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Central Western States
Meade
Be- Nell
Allersowe
Midsouri
J. W. Cornoway
D. V
The Dairyman Advice and Experiments for Cattle Care
Dairy farmers should retain calves from best milking cows and rear them to build muscle and bone. Rye meal may match corn meal in milk and butter yield, while avoiding fattening feed. Formaldehyde doses are suggested for calf scours, with careful mixing. A Pennsylvanian dairy expert urges testing cows in person, culling poor ones, sheltering stock, and using the best bull from the breed for breeding.
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Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Virginia Experiment Station
W. ¥. McSpurran
Vermont
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promoted As Gold Worth Claim
Cedar View Mississippi merchant B G Stewart touts Dr King’s New Life Pills promising buyers receive gold value in weight for relief from constipation malaria or bilious ness. Sold under guarantee by Wm Kipp’s Sons’ drug store.
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B. G. Stewart
Cedar View
Miss
Dr. King
Guarantes Gt Wm
Kipp’s Sons’ Drug Stove
Bankers Discuss Non Taxable Bonds and Tax Amendment
A compilation of bankers responses to inquiries on withdrawal of deposits to dodge taxation reveals varied actions. Several banks note withdrawals around 5 000 to 20 000 dollars during assessment periods, while others report larger shifts and investments in non taxable bonds and United States securities. Several respondents support a tax amendment, urging fairness and updated tax law, and emphasize deposits and reinvestments influenced by tax rules.
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Ohio
Thiy Bank
Theg
Uniform rule of taxation impracticable
Letter from W M Hays Assistant Secretary of Agriculture argues the uniform rate on property valuations is impracticable, causing deception and immorality. He urges state constitutions to leave tax collection to state legislatures with expert tax commissions guidance.
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F. A. Derthick
Mastershio
State Grange
W. M. Hays
Washington, D. Q
GUR CLUBBING LIST Special offers for 1902 subscriptions
The notice outlines subscription deals for 1902 available to current and prospective readers. It states that sample copies cannot be mailed except for this paper and directs requests for samples of other papers to contact the respective offices. Pricing and exact publication details are referenced but obscured by garbled text.
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Winch
Notice to Teachers Seeks Examining Volunteers in Greenville
Notice to teachers announces regular meetings for examining applicants for teachers’ certificates. Examinations will be held at the Weal Rebool building in Greenville Ohio on the first Saturday of each month. The preliminary exams occur on the third Saturday of April and the second Thursday of May. Officials listed include J Alverton Crowell promoter G A Garrison vice president J Browder clerk.
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Weal Rebool
Greenville
Ohio
J. Alverton Crowell
G. A Garrison
J Browder
Hound of
Gxamierh
L Lwrehye
Greenville Journal Subscription Appeal Across Darke County
An appeal promoting the Greenville Journal urges county residents to subscribe for one year at $1.00 or six months for 50 cents, with out of county at $1.15. It touts about 2912 columns of reading matter per year and offers to sign up new subscribers, including those with friends in the area.
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Greenville Journal
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Miks Vincent
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Troy
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Delfrey
Tia Davailening
Lili
Abelund Dent
Faye
Bliss Heights
Omia
Irin
Towne
Browne
Rowne
Ulue
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Wonman
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United States
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GUR
Werk Llb
Unlu Kurtier
New York Tribe
Ny Hemet
Scientific American
New Lork
Kasmus Clly Ober
Hulliding
Olly So
Cosmopolitan Magasio
Anssonts
AIA AG
BOB le Poultry News
Rm Bby
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Nia
Itera
Snow & CO
U.S
A. Jobes
Buite
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Anderson Block
W. W.T
Egarden
Attorneyeat Lawater
U New Weaver Block
Graanvilla
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