Sweetheart of Fighter Finds Home in Salvation Army Tale
A young country girl comes to the city to work as a nurse, becomes lonely, meets a soldier at a park, and at a Salvation Army home they pledge care and later marry. After the war they return to the old farm with renewed happiness and gratitude to the shelter that gave them home.
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Dobbin
Mary
Salvation Army
Prohibition Debate Sparks Move to Europe Claim
A New Yorker jokes about moving to Europe if the United States goes dry. The remark targets the kind of person blamed for prompting prohibition.
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United States
Ready to Treat Government Inspector Exchange
A terse dialogue notes an inspector asking about alcohol on premises and a response implying concern for the official's approval. The snippet hints at a scene of scrutiny and tension between authorities and host.
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Todd
Puzzle Dialogue on Easier Pronunciation of Names
The fragment shows a puzzle about why some names are easier to speak. A speaker contrasts able Turk 2 with Rus sians and Polos, noting the difficulty of pronunciation and the unspeakable fragment that follows.
Victory Girl Leads Parade Transformation
Ed confronts Peggy Starr over joining a wartime parade. Peggy initially refuses to ride in a wax-doll role but guilt and a phone call lead her to participate. On parade day Peggy appears as Columbia with Ed at her side, acknowledging personal growth and a moral victory.
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Ed Holburn
Peggy Starr
Peggy
Helen Whitman
Peg
Helen
Mr. Wood
Margaret Starr
Wood- Stead Street
Miss Starr
Columbia
Toufe
Liuncaster
Rad
McClure
Florid Phraseology Describes Britain Persia Treaty
A correspondent notes the Great Britain Persia treaty opens with ornate praise and symbolic language. The prose claims the leaves are plucked from a garden of concord, bound by plenipotentiaries in a definite act of friendship and amity.
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Great Britain
Persia
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