Dale Faces Brant Kendall Crisis in Colt City
Dale Evans Kendall, bound by a business marriage to Brant Kendall, watches him fall ill with consumption after a reckless life. She confronts hospital bills, a lurking legacy, and a demand to choose between leaving town or staying to face a mounting web of consequences and her own tangled secret.
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Dale Evans
Kendall
California
Mimi
Corr
Iith
Pearants
Brant Kendal
Shack
Colt ~ City
Dale
Brant Kendall
Sandy
Brant
Tate
Pickering
Iman
Hhusband
Phil
Uncle Wiggily and the Cold Doll Tale
Howard R Garig presents a playful Uncle Wiggily tale. Baby Bunty leaves the hollow stump bungalow with a carriage and a doll en route to school while Uncle Wiggl y cautions about bringing a doll to class unless needed for a performance.
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Uncle Wiggily and the
Howard R. Garig
Uncle Wiggily Seeks Bunty in the Woods
In a windswept scene Uncle Wiggily notices Bunty’s doll carriage abandoned in the woods while the doll is missing. He worries Bunty should be at school and wonders what has happened to the missing child and doll.
Inca Farm Life and Hunters in Uncle Ray’s Corner
The article explains Inca terrace farming for crops, including potatoes tomatoes and corn. It notes llamas as beasts of burden, deer as chief game, and fishing with nets and copper spears. A canal system watered deserts and coastal flatlands. Tomorrow cloth and home life.
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Ireland
Peru
Uncle Ray
Uncle Wiggily and Bunty Doll Mystery in Woods
Uncle Wiggily searches for Bunty after the girl’s doll vanishes in the woods. A talking doll in a carriage voices being cold, prompting the rabbit gentleman to hurry to his bungalow with Bunty and begin a search for the bob cat. Tomorrow’s tale promises more on Uncle Wiggily and the orphan mouse.
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Bunty
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wiggily
Bob Cat
Uncle Wiggly
Baby Bunty
Rabbit
Orphan Mouse
London Cupid Hideaway Under Piccadilly Sweetsmearts Emulate Ground Mole
London reports Cupid has found a winter cave beneath Piccadilly Circus as new underground subways lure lovers. Nightly meetings unfold around Eros’s old haunt with bright lights and free window shopping. Two Vine Street policemen patrol but remain indifferent as lovers roam the illuminated circle.
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London
Cupid
Picadilly Circus
Hyde Park
Eros
Vine Street
Cupid's Cave
God of Love
Bobby
Inaugural Pageant Amid Snow and Blizzards
Washington weather derailed the inauguration crowds as a surprise blizzard trapped spectators and halted trains. Taft rode to the Capitol in a four-horse carriage after a White House breakfast with Roosevelt. The procession included 16,000 regulars, 8,000 guardsmen, and cheering sailors from Hampton Roads.
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Alexander R. George
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Bilzzard
Washington
Union Station
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Taft
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Yode
Lodge
Knox
Capitol
Althe
Alaska
Hampton Roads
Philippine Constabulary
Virginia
Maryland
Char E. Hughes
New York
Charles 5. Bencen
Joe Cannon
Gen. O. ©. Howard
Vermont
Veterans' Division
Kentucky Thorebred
King
Dan Patch
Howard
Abe Martin’s ailment and a congressman’s grand gesture
In a humorous aside Mrs. Leghorn Tharp notes Abe Martin’s ache and desire to die yet endure four days of flu at home. The piece then mocks a congressman who supports a 500 million dollar appropriation while bragging about a nickel cigar.
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Flus
Screen Star Mary Duncan Endorses Lux Soap
Mary Duncan, described as exotically lovely, asserts a screen star’s skin must be silken and smooth for the studio look and credits Lux Toilet Soap as her faithful choice.
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Mary Duncan
Forstar
Lux Toilet
Lux
Taft and Roosevelt greet then depart for Africa hunt
Taft advanced to meet Alm as the two men clasped and Roosevelt spoke briefly to President Taft, who nodded in appreciation. Roosevelt then left via the door and, within an hour, he and Mrs. Roosevelt were aboard a train to Oyster Bay to prepare for a major game hunting trip to Africa.
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Taft
Alm
Roosevelt
Fatt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Africa
Lost Medal Winner Found in N H Town
Press dispatches report Sgt James D Long, once part of a pioneer Alaskan flying expedition after the war, located in Canaan New Hampshire. He had been sought for a Distinguished Flying Cross award and was identified by Ruth G Hicks, postmistress, after a newspaper story reached her.
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N. H. Town
James D. Long
Pioneer Alaskan Flying Expedition
Canaan
Ruth G. Hicks
N. H
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Uncle
Mel
Uncle Ray’s
Johnny
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Yveah
Bote
London Sweetsmearts
Washington Hoover Taft
Willard Hotel
Yale
Bill Taft
Senator Lodge
Capitol Plaza
Senate Chamber
Sherman
Seal Brand
Chara & Sanhorn
North Wells Street
Chicago
Abe Martin
Brebrach, Holly No
Heinz
Heins Mality
India
Hollywood
George H. Melford
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