The Rose Garden Ghost Haunts a Moonlit Dusk
In a haunted Rose Garden Cynthia and Madge confront a ghostly presence as a moonlit night deepens around the locust grove. The specter draws near while Delaney’s dialogue and a heated debate about a rose statue hint at a secret stake. Professor Raynes weighs a warning to protect the rose bed.
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Hi Edmonds
Amy
Benton
Cyncas
Madge
Cynthia
Che
Raynes
Tose Peialy
Ipteser Raynes
Adventures of the Mr. Oriole's Home
A whimsical 1920 tale shows Tingling the fahrman visiting Oliver Oriole's cramped apartment at the toy brooch edge of town. The duo muses on Oliver's wealth and famous connections while trying to reach his front door as a breeze shakes the flat and the animals of the tale recall past motifs.
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Tingsling
Land-of
Oliver
Oriole
Olivers
Oxver
Tor
Tke & Seman
Tim Auret
SISTER MARYS KITCHEN MENU AND SEASONAL NOTES
A fragmented 1920s column centers on kitchen routines and recipes. It muses on choosing a washday Tuesday over Monday, saving labor by mending holes early, and lists luncheon and dinner ideas. It includes a recipe for a cream of tomato soup meal and a basic bread recipe, then shifts to fashion notes on modern bathing suits and related advice.
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Jace
Laurel Point Eloy Henrys Sunday with relatives
A fragmentary Laurel Point notice notes Eloy Henrys of Georgelora spending Sunday with her mother and family. It mentions a sale at the home of George Beall on August 6 and various local names. The passage blends social events with fashion commentary reflecting 1920s styles and notes about attire and propriety.
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Eloy Henry
Georgelora
Republic
George Beall
Marlon Akins
Kogds
Beall Sud
John. F. Chipps
Harry Baal
Tarry
D. H. Perkins
Westover
Peut
Geo. Seder
Vile
New England
Thistle Tales and Ballot Dreams At Plymouth
A fragmented memoir piece recalls thistle lore and a 1900s era ball in Plymouth. It describes superstition about thistles protecting wearers, a Charlemagne legend, and a plague cure tale. The narrative then shifts to a pageant with Dor an and Katharine Miller, highlighting the Columbia float and dancers, focusing on personal observations amid crowd energy and a missed opportunity to see a spouse.
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Almander
Dresia
Cara
Ann
Adam
Perrouy
Katherine
Mas
Roddess
Dor
Mia Colambie
Columbia
Avery
Xhea
Jia Junior
Nature
Esye
Taock
Blymouth
Plymouth
Deborah
Burma
Katharine
Miler
Americas
Debora
Jim
van Eyck
Bob
Dad
Crea
Shires
Epirite
New World
GATAWBA INFANT DIES AT HOME FUNERAL HELD
Florince Leeda Kinner, six weeks old, died at her parents’ home in Catawba after an illness. The infant’s funeral was conducted at the Catawba cemetery by Undertaker Jenkins. The report notes connections with Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas with a Chicago line. A native of Southina named Mike threw a spray of Olson.
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Florince Leeda
Kinner
Ethward Leno
Catawbe
Catewbe
Jenkink
Texas
Oklahome
Kauss
Chicago
Autumn Frocks Highlight Chantere and Crepe De Chine Fabrics
Fashion notes emphasize evolving autumn frocks using chanterie and crepe de chine. Designers favor serge and tricotine for popularity with navy frocks and charmeuse accents highlighted in displays.
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Ford
Skirts and Styles Display Autumn Features for Women
Skirts show varied and distinct autumn features with prominent plaids and patterns. The styles appeal to groomed women seeking fashionable details and seasonal flair.
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Madgemei
Adventures OF the
Mr. Oriole's
ANE
Laurel Point
Cora Moore
New York
Fashion Authority
George White
Servathe
Tha
Evora Flower
Moscow
Goorrigat
Fairmont
Gatawba
Mike
Gouthsina
Olson
Osgood’ Dla
FFS
Allman
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