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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
6
The passage offers a scattered guide to making decorative home jewelry pieces. It mentions using filigree trim, antique metal tops, beadwork, rhinestones, and various motifs to create jewelry at home, encouraging experimentation with textures and materials.
A fragmented poem essay blends Douglas Mallock style lines on joy in life and memory with prose about ambition and achievement. It juxtaposes lines about memory and the hills of life with paraphrases on public figures and industry. The piece also wades into craft instructions and inspirational musings on effort and progress.
In Sprucehurst, Dr. Lester Clark returns from war and seeks the old Clarke residence lease with Susan Jane of the Gift Shop. Quick & Snell quarrel over occupancy ends with a romance. Susan Jane resists easy commercial ties and later agrees to marry, giving up the shop to start a home life.
The article recounts William B. Taft's lifelong aim to serve as chief justice. It notes his early judgeship, service under Roosevelt, and preference for the Supreme Court seat over other posts. Political tides eventually shaped his path toward the presidency and broader national influence.
A local report notes the birth of quintuplets named Mat ingulted at the christening with ribbons of different colors around their noses. Five siblings arrive at once in the Serres region, drawing attention to the event and family.
An article by William A. Radford discusses building a unique home combining old charm with modern convenience. It covers design considerations, cost balance, roofing history, and interior layout from kitchen to upper bedrooms, highlighting comfort, luminosity, and practical features.
During the great days of the Roman state consuls and other high magistrates were attended in public by Hetera. They cleared the way, enforced respect for authority, and arrested criminals. Hetors bore the fasces, a bundle of rods bound around an ax handle with the blade projecting.
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