Flying Heart Ranch Cast Delights Collision Of Runners And Revelry
A house party at the Flying Heart hosts Yale cheerleader Wallingford Speed and Culver Covington as two rival runners become entangled in a plan to reclaim a stolen phonograph. Helen Blake schemes to have Covington win back the prize, while Stover introduces a colorful cadre of characters, including a valet, a roper, and a four-eyed rider, as the scene shifts into a festive and tense arrival at the ranch.
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Miss Blake Seeks Favor On Sports Talk With Speed
In Chapter IV Miss Blake asks J Wallingford Speed for a favor after a private chat on a vine shaded gallery. They discuss athletics and the budding interest centers on basketball with Helen expressing a wish to be tall like Roberta while Speed recalls Roberta as a superb player.
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Inscription on pension checks decoded by a teen
Maj William Grebe of Bonner Springs puzzled over a Latin seal on new pension checks. A 16 year old girl solved it, revealing sig nify The Seal of the Treasury of North America. Septent means north from septem seven linked to the Great Bear constellation.
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James Whitcomb Riley Tells A Potatoes Job Tale
Found Texts to Fit recounts James Whitcomb Riley describing an old fellow who seeks work on the Riley farm. The man hoes potatoes, offers little effort, cites moderation from the good book, but at dinner eats to excess until one hints the scripture applies. He then points to a Bible passage about doing with all thy might.
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Norwegian Women in Postal Service Keep Equal Pay
A parliamentary vote in 1912 upheld equal pay for Norwegian women postal workers. Despite past proposals by Conservative administrations to lower wages for women after certain service periods, liberals secured a cabinet and majority against the measure. The final tally was 89 to 30, preserving equal pay for equal work.
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Tyree's Antiseptic Powder Promises Quick Skin Relief
The advertisement claims Tyree's Antiseptic Powder quickly relieves prickly heat and skin affections and cures them in a short time. It notes a 25 cent price at druggists and invites readers to request a sample by writing J. S. Tyree, Chemist, Washington, D. C.
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Colorful Emotion and Miss Oldgirl Duel in Gray Jests
A playful exchange riffs on mood and color with Miss Oldgirl depicted as blue and gray. The witticism suggests tension between appearance and perception as observers react to rumors and revelation amid a lighthearted, period tone.
The Way Out Parson Refuses Hypocritical Funeral Praise
Parson Theophilus tells Martha he cannot truthfully praise the late Brother Grabbitt at his funeral. He disapproves of hypocritical eulogy and seeks a way to avoid insincere remarks. Martha suggests naming a more deserving local figure who has died.
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