Mollie Returns to Mollie and Rex in Appalachian Porch Tale
Mollie and her father Samuel Boden endure hardship in a mountain cottage as Mollie waits two years for David to return. Rex the Airedale finally arrives with the collar message “Mollie, I’ve come,” and Mollie embraces reunion after separation. The scene closes with David detailing his journey home and Mollie’s realization she never stopped believing.
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Mollie
Samuel Boden
Cherry Mountain
Echo
Rex
T. B.S
Moll
Fime
Darling
David
McClore Newspaper Syndicate
Typewriting in the Air on a British Commercial Plane
A new British commercial airplane had a successful Yeovil test with a pilot and three passengers including a businessman who dictating letters to a tiny typer. The craft runs at 100 mph carrying 60 pounds of wall when stripped, and features enclosed cabin seating and side windows.
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Yeovil
Bie
Nevyrial Reviere
Cutting Off Luxuries Thewr Young Lubseule Wedding Farewell
In a fragmented account a young Lubseule ends luxury spending on the eve of his wedding. He tears up his accounts and bids farewell to favored luxuries, marking a serious shift as he prepares for the ceremony. The text preserves a tense, informal tone with garbled phrasing typical of OCR struggles.
Fortune Hunter Play Opens High School Auditorium
The high school auditorium will open next Tuesday November 4 with the comedy The Fortune Hunter staged by local talent under Nell Walker of Atlantic Iowa. Seats sell at 75c 1.00 125 150 with a few 50c 1.00. proceeds fund a new piano for the auditorium. Sale begins tomorrow at Phillip's Drug Store. Signed Thompson Smith Ross.
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Nell Walker
Atlantic
Iowa
Washington
Graham
Phillip
W. Thompson
Calvin J, Smith Op. J, Ross
Phillips
Haircut price rise cited in barber shops
The article notes haircuts now cost 40 cents up from 35 and a quarter previously, with a five cent increase on trimming the ends. A circulating rumor of broader price hikes was denied, and the only confirmed change is the haircut rate.
World Shipbuilding at Peak
London reports a June end total of 4,800,000 tons of shipbuilding worldwide, with 2,000,000 tons in the United Kingdom. For the year to June, 280,000 gross tons were registered, the United States at 1,440,000, the UK 7,200,000, Canada 200,000. Japan shows the next largest rise in wartime shipbuilding after the United States.
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London
Lloyd’s Shipping
United Kingdom
United States
Canada
Japan
Washington voters debate extending city limits
Citizens rally for extending Washington city limits to include nearby residents who vote in town elections now. Supporters say it would grant full citizenship rights including voting in city affairs and better reflect the population. Community groups and council members express broad favor for an election on the proposal. The column also notes upcoming church and society meetings including the First United Presbyterian Women and Damascus Shrine No 10 gathering.
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Washington
Washington Township
Community Announcements From Local Schools and Moose Meeting
Candy social at Hazel Dell school near Washington on Friday October 31 with boxes for ladies. Box supper at No 4 school house Wednesday evening weather permitting, program by pupils with music by McNamara Music Company. New Haven school box supper Friday October 31 with 7 30 program. First United Presbyterian choir meets after prayer. Moose club meets tonight at 7 30 with business and Mooseheart message from Dan T Huff.
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Hazel Dell
Washington
Bessie Podaris
No. 4
No. 11
McNamara Music Company
Edna Chilcote
New Haven
Marjorie Walker
First United Presbyterian
Loyal Order of Moose
Mooseheart
Dan T. Huff
J. C. Fields
Sale of A H Essley property and local events
For sale the A H Essley property with three lots seven room house modern wear barn chicken house coal and wood house See W A Harper Phillips plans seats at Phillips Drug Store for The Fortune Hunter at the High School auditorium next Tuesday November 4 Admission 150 125 and 100 The ladies of First United Presbyterian Church netted about 200 at their charity sale aiding church occupancy and work as the new church nears completion All Wolfe Floral accounts payable at McNamara's.
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A. H. Essley
W. A. Harper
First United Presbyterian Church
Farmers Congress Opens in Washington With 1500 Delegates
The National Farmers congress opened its session in Washington with over 1,500 delegates from every state. Discussions focus on a potential alliance with the American Federation of Labor as agricultural groups from Maryland and other states meet nearby in Annapolis in late October. More than 200 farmers from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky arrived by automobile for the gathering of associated farmers organizations.
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Washington
Det
Gitendaner
National Farmers’ Congress
Dusliess
American Federation of Labor
N Nuber
Hegerstown
Associated Farmers
Farmers Natonal Congress
Farm Woman's National Congress
Maryland Agricutural Society
Ohie
Indiana
Hitness
Dinner party honors Earl and Waite Mickey of Junction City
The Houcks hosted a dinner Sunday west of town to honor Earl and Waite Mickey who visited en route from Chicago after attending a sibling wedding. Twenty-one guests shared a three course meal with flowers as centerpieces. Distancing friends included Miss Helen Bridges and Ralph Hixson of Richland.
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Charles Houck
Town
Earl
Waite Mickey
Junction City
Kane
Mrs. Houck
Chicago
Hesseltines Celebrate 30th Wedding Anniversary At Dinner
Mr and Mrs J H Hesseltine of north Washington marked thirty years of marriage with a Sunday dinner party. The home glowed with pink and white carnations and chrysanthemums as sixty guests joined in wishes for many more years of wedded bliss.
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J. H. Hesseltine
North Washington
SIR WALTER CONGREVE TAKES PALESTINE COMMAND
Lieut Gene Sir Walter Norris Congreve Nes succeeded General Attenby as commander of the British forces in Palestine.
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Gene
Walter Norris Congreve Nes
General Attenby
Palestine
Costliest Book Sells for 59000 at London Auction
An auction in London realized a record price for a private devotion book named the 15th Century Book of Hours once owned by Jeanne II Queen of Navarre. The sale fetched 59 thousand dollars.
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London
Jeanne II
Navarre
More Steel Mills Open in Ohio Carnegie Works
Two more open hearth partitions were started at the Ohio works of the Carnegie Steel company. Observers reported they would be operated during the day. About half of Mahoning valley open hearth furnaces are now in operation, except at the Republic Iron and Steel facility where a smaller percentage is online.
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Youngstown, O
Ohio Works
Carnegie Steel Company
Tibet Ng Iit
Mahenin Valley
United States to Suspend Alien Leavings at Navy Yards
Secretary Daniel issues order in Boston stating no U S citizens will be discharged from navy yard employment due to lack of work or funds until all aliens have been discharged. The directive applies to the first navy district headquarters.
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Boston
The
United States
Navy Yards
Daniel
Navy
Wanted Twenty Men to Work to Eight Shillings
Advertisement in a New York paper seeks twenty workers for steamer unloading. promise of wages at eight shillings. The notice targets laborers for quick recruitment and travel by ship ضمن.
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New York
That woman on the corner refuses a lift in Birmingham
An Age-Herald note recalls a man offering a ride to a woman on a corner who refused, with comic self doubt about whether she rejected his company or his car. The exchange ends with a self-deprecating remark about never knowing the reason for the rebuff.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
You Need Not Suffer From Catarrh
Advice urges driving catarrh germs from the blood to cure the condition. Claims splendid results from 5.5.3 product and offers medical guidance from Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta Georgia for individual cases.
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Swift
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Ainsworth
Damascus Shrine
Jerusalem
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Eva L. Young
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church of West Chester
J. D. Glasgow
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A. F. L. Alliance
Bigscue
Sir Walier Congreve
Ohio Works of Cornan
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