Desert romance unfolds under Meager border plot
Deborah Meredith, a nurse at the Meager ranch, faces entrapment as Bob Meager arranges a forced marriage. Daniel Kelleen, a true army captain undercover as the Frisco Kid, reveals a border smuggling scheme and plans to stop the gang with cavalry aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meager Ranch
Deborah Meredith
Mrs. Meager
Bob Meager
Bob
Mia Meager
Deborah
Meager
Keleen
Arme
Mexico
Garrity
Tob
Daniel Kel-leen
Bob Menger
Kelleen
Ketdleen
Casebeers
Phil
Sanchez
Monger
Daniel Kelleen
Nogales
Menger
Tils
Casebeer
Silver Springs
Meager's
Community Picnic and Family Celebrations Highlight West Chester News
A local West Chester social roundup recounts a picnic for relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Warfe and the Farewell visit for the Nay Boyer party from Virginia Illinois before a western trip. The F. 8. club enjoyed a spontaneous weenie roast after a swimming outing. John Ramge marks his sixty seventh anniversary with a park picnic and noon dinner featuring iced tea and lemonade. A large group from Washington and area towns attended the Ramge event. Separate fish fry and woods outing with Neiswanger farm friends and a spring wedding of Alva Lee Lowder to Cynthia Alice Rich at the Christian Church are noted. Pythian circle also met with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kos. Warfe
Mera
Comain
Warry Boyer
West Chester
Nay Boyer
Virginia
Ilinois
West
John Ramge
Madison Street
Neil Ganon
Howard
Joy
Avalee
Ralph Romine
Violet
Arden
E. S. Herr
Janice
Keota
Howard Ramge
Leota
Lola
H. K. Kracaw
Everett
Kathryn
Hazel
W. F. Satterberg
Irene
Farle
William
John Ramee
Washington
Alva Lee Lowder
Cynthia Alice Rich
Titus
Brighton
The
Christian Church
Rev. Hampton
Joseph Rich
C. A. Curl
Church Society Plans Friday Meeting and Picnic
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet Friday at 3 30 at Mrs John Libes home. Members of the family invited to picnic supper in the evening. The W R C regular meeting is Saturday at 2 30. The Methodist Ladies Aid will not ship a car load of papers. Each member should sell papers and send money to the aid treasury. The De Molays will hold a dance at the Commercial club Thursday evening for De Molays and Masons. The Moose social at the hall this evening features Highland Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
John Libe
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
de Molays
Commercial Club
de Molays and Masons
Moose
Highland Orchestra
Rebekah Regular Meeting and Ice Cream Social
Notice for Friday evening at 8 o'clock meeting of Rebekah Regulars followed by an ice cream social on the lawn of the Hoskins Presbyterian Church Friday July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Presbyterian Church of
Brazil Dominates Global Coffee Supply
The article notes Brazil grows about three quarters of world coffee and exports bulk to Europe and North America. It states global consumption nears 1 000 040 000 pounds annually, with Holland consuming over fifteen pounds per person and the United States about thirteen pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Europe
North America
Holland
United States
Strange Experience During Hunt Ends With Dog Trapped
A hunter finds his dog hidden inside a hollow log after tracking a rabbit. The dog crawl wedged into the log to stay warm, leaving the hunter surprised by the recovery inside the timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chinese Deluge Concept in LA-Ki Describes Cosmic Breakdown
The text cites LA-Ki describing a universal collapse where heaven’s pillars break, the earth shatters, waters flood the world, and harmony is destroyed as humanity rebels against heaven. The passage mirrors biblical flood themes within Chinese tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Augusta Man Keeps Car After Radiator Spill
An Augusta Maine man received a new car and faced a radiator overflow that stained the front. He wiped the stains with a five dollar bill, then returned the bill to his pocket after cleaning and dusting off the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
Saying Goes Back to Old Times
The saying not worth a rush recalls pre carpet days when floors lay with rushes. Honored guests received fresh green rushes, while lesser folk endured used rushes or none at all.
Harvard Fogg Museum to Send Trio on China Exploration
The Fogg Art Museum plans a preliminary eight month survey in central and western China led by Langdon Warner with H. H. F. Jayne and Duncan McDougall. They will photograph rubbings and monuments, measure sites, and collect materials for study of early and medieval Chinese culture, with excavations possible if funded and government approval is obtained.
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Cambridge
Mass
Fogg Art Museum
Harvard
China
Langdon Warner
Pennsylvania Museum
H. H. F. Jayne
Duncan McDougall
William McDougall
Marvard
Warner
Fogg
Manchuria
Fogg Museum
Europe
America
Harvard Party
Peking
Study of Dudautst Art Expands Across Expeditions
Time devoted to studying Dudautst art will not interfere with other expeditions in the country, allowing researchers to pursue the project in parallel with existing exploratory efforts.
Blind Man Leads Topeka Beautification Drive
A. B. K. Van Petten, newly elected president of the Topeka Chamber of Commerce, heads a city beautification campaign despite being blind for 14 years. The plan includes ward and precinct committees, school children, and red tags pledging not to damage green spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kans
A. BK. van Petten
Chamber of Commerce
van Petten
Strapping Man and Leather Ad Stir Memories
A Boston Transcript snippet recalls a store sign urging customers to "Say it with leather" and notes the slogan triggers painful memories of fatherly discipline from the speaker's boyhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
The Wearing of Furs and Royal Fashion Law
Henry I was the first monarch to wear furs and Edward II enacted a 1896 law restricting fur wear for those who could not spend at least 500 yearly dollars. The note hints at historic royal influence on clothing regulations and a later statutory limit on spending.
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Henry I
England
Edward TI
Kossuth on Statesmanship and the People
A concise quotation from Kossuth argues that individuals cannot compel their own will on the public but can resonate with the public by drawing inspiration from the people's instincts, using the metaphor of playing chords in the people's heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Mineral Food and the Salt as Sole Mineral Nourishment
Scientists note no plant is useless to animals, yet the mineral realm yields food only in the form of common salt. The remark highlights salt as the unique mineral-based sustenance emphasized in dietary discussions.
Bridget Orders Provisions for Boarding School Boys
Bridget watches as a mother packs a large box of supplies for the boys at boarding school. The child humorously suggests fastening a hammer to the box so the boys have a tool to open it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
English Rural Superstition Brief Note
Rural England superstition holds that when multiple baby girls are to be christened at once the officiant must baptize the girls first or they risk growing beards as adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Nashville
Car Goes Into Ditch Injuring Two Riders
Mangold Chalmers car carrying John Mangold and Glenn Davis ran off the Wayland road south of town last night and was badly wrecked. Neither rider was seriously hurt though Davis suffered bruises and lacerations while being treated.
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Mangold Chalmers
John Mangold
Glenn Davis
Wayland Road
Davis
Boy Outfits Change Sparks Neighbor Commentary
A neighbor remarks on Donald’s attire change from rompers to a boy’s outfit after his mother took him downtown. The comment highlights early gendered expectations and parental influence on dressing.
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Donald
Roman Taxicab Mystery Described by Vitruvius
Roman historian Vitruvius describes a clever contrivance in a 79 AD taxicab that drops a pebble into a bow under the ear for every thousand paces traveled, illustrating ancient surveying ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vetruvius
Word Earth From Latin Roots
Our Earth. The word earth springs from Latin terra meaning the ground and third planet from the Sun among eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Brookins to Compete in National Track Meet
Iowa City announces University of Iowa hurdler Charles A Brookins will compete at the National A A U outdoor junior and senior track and field championships on Stagg Field Chicago from August 31 to September 2 under the auspices of the I A S athletic committee chaired by Charles A Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Charles A. Brookins
University of Iown
Stagg Field
Chicago
Charles A. Dean
War Paint Flower Bloodroot Features War Paint Use
An early flower, the bloodroot or Indian paint, oozes a reddish juice when the stem or root is broken. The juice stains and is said to have been used by Indians as war paint and, mixed with sugar, by mothers as a remedy for children's coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Magazine
Time to Mature Genius Quote by Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson defends American literary potential stating that nations such as Greece Rome France and England produced Homer Virgil Racine Voltaire Shakespeare and Milton, and that America will gain recognition once similar generations pass. He notes unfriendly causes delaying a poet from the young nation earning a place on the roll of fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
America
Racine
Voltaire
Shakespeare
Milton
Europe
Bargain Sale Highlights For Girls Apparel
The note promotes low prices on muslin panties slips and petticoats at five to one cent items and chiffon hose priced at a dollar forty four. It mentions a trip east Friday to buy more clothes and invites customers to visit for value. Miss May Crone will resume her old position Monday and welcomes customers regardless of purchase.
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Miss May Crone
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Kellieen
Hae
Elleen
Caseheer
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Harrison Dodder
Walter Brown
Claude Tucker
Max Marble
Lloyd Neiswanger
Jesse Busby
Louise Shaffer
Neiswanger
J. P. Thomas
Pythian Circle
Fogg Museum of Harvard
Blind Man
City Beautiful Plans
Mr. van Petten
Dixie
Klein Klothing
Wouliington
Iowa
I. J. Cheney & Vo
Toledo
Brookins
Rothschild’s
Fairfield
Margerite McGugin
East
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