The King of the Clouds and Mr Wind Play Rain
The King of the Clouds and Mr Wind join in a playful storm as raindrops march across streets. They chase pavements and cause rain so heavy that people indoors shake their heads while outdoor folks get drenched and the narrator muses on weather as a playful music scene.
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King of the
Wind
Tan
King of the Clouds
Mr. Wind
Mr. Wiod
Clouds
Mr. Windblew
King of
Shoes and men women want but cannot find
A Hotel Stenographer quips about women seeking perfect husbands and idealized workers. She jokes that women want a neat snappy shoe and a masterful daytime breadwinner who is also a wild, generous, romantic partner, but such men do not exist.
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Kelly
Ife
Bunny Rabbit
Chapa
the McNaught, Syndicate
Fairy Plot Against Simplex in Modern Cubliner Tale
In a special session led by their queen, fairies devise schemes to destroy their enemy Simplex. They propose poisoning his wine, using a deadly dream-inducing potion, and tricking him into consuming a fatal concoction. The tale ends with the fairies approving the plan with clapping and approval.
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Simplex
Cubliner
Trala
Lala
George Matthew Adama
Chronology and the Greek Titan Kronos in Time History
The article traces chronology from ancient Greek Kronos to the modern term chronology. It notes Kronos or Chronos as the god of time and explains how the name influenced timekeeping concepts. It cites a last annual report claiming 903,000 affected individuals in Great Britain.
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Oder
Arden
Thie
Tine
Algo
Kronos
Kronos Hightenos
Great Brikata
Afghan linguist helps in jail not expected
Irvin S Cobb recounts Acmed Abdullah an Afghan linguist aiding a British Cairo recruitment officer. Abdullah questions a detained African prisoner in many languages until the prisoner shouts I am a Free Will Baptist revealing he is a Alabama native dodging from New Orleans tramp steamer.
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Acmed Abdullah
Afghanistan
Kabul
Europe
Cairo
Abdullah
Aghantes
Batu
Sahara Desert
Congo
Ross
Alabama
New Orleans
Shoes Set the Pace in Smart Frocks and Fashionable Week
The article discusses footwear as a major fashion element matching every frock with appropriate shoes. It covers street, sports, dress, and evening styles, colors from parchment to tan and gray, and two color pairings. It describes Paris inspired georgette dresses, two party frocks, and accessories like hats and gloves.
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Oxford
Daunt Bess
Chiffon
Volle
Georgette
Paris
Good Combination Als Wife Causes Social Friction
A Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt notes Als wife fixing up romances among acquaintances and spoiling his evening paper with gossip about a young couple. He mutters about ham and eggs and calls the man a fool and a dumbbell while she defends their pairing.
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Cincinnati Epquirer
Mothers Endorse Health Aid For Girls Through Lydia Pinkham
The piece highlights mothers and organizations like Camp Fire Girls promoting women’s health and education. It features Mrs. Alicea Louthan praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for her teen daughter Lydia and urges other mothers to rely on the remedy for girls not as strong as they should be.
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Alicea Louthan
Lydia
Pinkham
Louthan
Charleston
California Gems Shine From Mono To Tulare
California yields a spectrum of semi precious gems. Mono supplies purple amethysts while San Diego offers rose quartz. Fleches d Amour crystals appear in pellucid forms, Elal ore wood tinted crystals are noted, epidote from the south is green gem quality, and Tulare produces prase opal or chrysoprase admired by ancient Asia for its pale green translucence.
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California
San Diego
Ural Mountains
Tulare
Asia
Los Angeles Times
Statesmen All Over Pennant Prospects Questioned
An amused exchange in the Louise ville Courier Journal notes banter about statesmen and a light talk on pennant prospects this year. The fragment hints at political satire amid sports chatter.
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Billingsgate
Louiseville
Movie Magazines He Do You Know All The Stars By Name
A witty quip contrasts film fan knowledge with star reputation, noting that readers may recognize celebrities by reputation rather than by name. The piece leans into playful pop culture banter about Hollywood fame.
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Che Tel Sogooma
By Jean Newton
Chronolo
Betty Byrne
Stanton J. Peale
United State Court of Claime
Washington
Irvin S. Cobb
Paria
Parker
Graendeas
Malin Ore Hina
Hiscox Cnetsical
Paschogos
WN. Uy
Des Moines
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