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Penny Bus Fare Fiasco on Oxford Street
Poppy helps a tiny old lady on a crowded morning bus and pays a penny fare after the lady lacks change. Later the same elderly passenger returns, claiming repayment with a penny while accusing a shop of missing gloves, revealing a potential con in progress.
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Popsy
Popy
Oxford Street
Not at all, old lady bids farewell on journey
A dialogue outlines a scene where the old lady and Poppy converse aboard a transit vehicle. The old lady declines a gesture, Poppy expresses relief, and the conductor delivers a farewell as she disembarks, with a brief exchange about a penny.
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Poppy Weston Encounters a Mysterious Benefactor
On a busy bus, Poppy Weston meets a mysterious older woman who writes her name on an envelope and promises to contact her again. Lucy jokes about a sudden fortune, while Poppy dismisses the idea as fanciful and returns to her work, puzzled by the encounter.
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Lucky Bargee
Another Move to Construct Treaties As Scraps of Paper
Washington July 22. Britain abandons the naval ratio principle, prompting Senate committee Chairman Pittman to call it an abandonment of the Washington Treaty and another move to construe treaties as scraps of paper. Navy officers react with surprise to Secretary Swanson's claim that the U S navy construction program remains unchanged.
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Sulphur in the Human Body Provokes Student Question
A professor remarks that the human body contains sulphur and a student asks if the amount varies and whether it explains why some people are like matches. The exchange turns on the idea of elemental content in people.
Connell reports encouraging results with ensols for cancer
Dr H C Connell announces discovery of ensols for cancer treatment and reports marked patient improvement after ten days. He works on detailed reports for journals with a pathologist, studies cancer causes, and notes injections into the bloodstream arrest cancer growth. Requests for treatment arrive from Texas and beyond.
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Texas
My Cherry Tree By Mrs James Inder
A reflective verse about a cherry tree in Springdale describing its blossoms birds and seasonal changes. The speaker praises nature and God’s creation and expresses tender attachment to the tree through seasons from spring to winter. The author signs as Mrs James Inder from Springdale.
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James Inder
Springdale
Barber Quips About Water While Checking Neck Leaks
A humorous exchange at a barber shop features a customer asking for water and the barber joking about thirst. The playful dialogue centers on whether the customer’s neck leaks after a shave.
Sale of Watches and Jewelry by John D Snow
Sale listings include pocket watches for 1.00 and men s wrist watches with straps at 2.50 chromium bracelets for men s wrist watches 1.00 wedding rings 1.00 and 200 and 3 50 each ladies wrist watches with straps 2 50 chromium bracelets for ladies wrist watches 50c ladies rolled gold case wrist watches with ribbon bands 4 95 We buy gold teeth brooches chains medals rings etc at P O Box E5308 St John s John D Snow
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