Ruby as a feminine given name linked to the gem ruby
The text traces Ruby as a name with no early ties to the gem's use in Bible history and notes scholars do not recognize Ruby as a proper name. It suggests Ruby appeared first in England among music hall actresses, later as a popular stage name in the United States, with the gem symbolizing wealth and protection. Thursday is cited as a lucky day and a number AMIEL.
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Ptuere
Kems
Ruby
England
AMIEL
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Don Dromedary Breaks Free Amid Desert Night
Don Dromedary, a temperamental dromedary, escapes the caravan and questions his hard lot in the Great Desert. Cheerups consoles and explains the camel’s adaptations, water-holding humps, and sand-shielding feet, highlighting the creature’s usefulness and his need for a new disposition.
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Cheerups
Don
Cheerupa
Jong
Cheerups Teach Don to Seek the Bright Side
A desert tale shows Millie Impolito urging Don to brighten his mood and stop misery. Lind and Pon Drome dary chide him gently as Cheerups prods him to be cheerful. Ashamed, Don vows to try and be better, then hurries away to the desert with a humbled, hopeful heart.
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Caorivan
Don
Why 1 Superstitions
Harving King NXious reports on rural customs where lovers twist a mullein stalk during marriage rites to gauge future children. The plant’s sun association drives charms in England and Germany, with midsummer uses to ward off disease and witches and to protect livestock.
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England
Germany
McClure
Quinine Sponson and the Sugar Bowl Divorce Case
A quarrel at breakfast ends with Mrs Sponsen accusing Mr Quinine Sponson of soaking the sugar bowl with his spoon. After a dramatic tablecloth yank the couple divorce, then reportedly live happily ever after.
Don Quijote and the Value of Experience in Life
A narrator discusses lessons from experience versus books. He recounts a farmer and a stone-breaker who preach Time and patience lead to progress and that discipline from practical work teaches more than theory. The piece emphasizes learning through daily toil and persistence.
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Don Quijote
England
Warwickshire
My Secret Ambition
The piece recalls a boyhood wish to be a railroad engineer then a doctor and finally a janitor. It laments dreams of power and service, tracing a humorously candid fantasy of cleaning offices, opening windows, dusting chairs, and keeping the workspace spotless for a future, unspecified job. The tone is reflective and lightly whimsical.
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Aga Boy
Ike Steela
Jett
Father
Ike
Epring
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Millie Impolito
Little, Brown & Co
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Thomas Arkle Clark
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Utah
J. W. Stevens
Wallace Calder
Uintah State Tank Building
Lewis
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T. W. O'Donnell
Uintah State Bank Building
Vernal, Utah
Robert H. Wallis
Boston
Salt Lake City
Wasatch
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Warren Bowden
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Charles Demoisy
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Uintah Abstract Company (Incorporated
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State Land Office
WM H. Siddoway
ED D Samuels
Herbert Tyzack
Secy
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John
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Uintah Abstract CO
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Mack, Colorado
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