Strike at Rocky Bottom Ends in New Ownership Deal
The Rockybottom iron works face shutdown as White pushes a wage cut to avoid losses and meet a Broadway Bridge contract. Workers led by John Mason seek aid from Gray to bridge winter needs, while Gray and Harry Brown plot a new Vulcan mills venture. Brown is promised leadership of the Vulcan, and workers rally behind their leaders as the feud resolves with a shift in control and a wedding gift gesture.
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Bottom Iron Works
Broadway Bridge Company
Brother Gray
Brown
Mr. Gray
Harry Brown
John Mason
Mason
Gray
Mr. Brown
White
The
Rocky‘dy
Mr. White
Harry
Miss Gray
Superintendent Brown
Vulcan Mills
Litigants
Rockybottom
Miss Pearl
Sunny South
Atlanta
Art In Architecture Six Room House For $1700
Six room dwelling adapted for a 25 foot lot with 18 by 43 foot footprint. First and second floors feature parlor living room and kitchen layouts with vestibule access, double doors, gas piping, cedar shingles, and decorative trim. Details include nine and a half foot ceilings, 2 by 4 studding, and focused on durable materials for a ready for tenant finish.
Left brain holds the intellect says Dr Phelps
Debates the seat of intellect in prefrontal lobes with 295 brain injury cases supporting left lobe dominance. Critics note right lobe can sustain injury without mental decline and question two-brain theory. London Chronicle commentary marks cautious stance.
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de. Phelps
Phelps
Hyde
London Chronicle
Wake Up Song for Summer by Luella Curran
A lyrical verse from Youth's Companion urges children to wake early for summer. Birds, bees, and farm life join in a bright, rhythmic call to rise, with vivid nature imagery and a playful tone.
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Robin Bright
Ray
Luella Curran
The Obedient Fish Trick and African Money Formids
A cribbed excerpt describes a toy fish made from an egg shell with a ballast bag, hidden hand motions, and a glass jar display to simulate a fish that rises and sinks on cue. It also notes central Africa’s large copper ore ingot money shaped like a cross over ten inches long, used as weighty currency.
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Chicago Tribune
Central
Africa
Flags and Games for Knowledge in a Home Setting
A Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt proposes a national flag identification game using colored flag illustrations. Players ink the patron nations under numbered flags, then compare with a master key to crown the winner. A home prize could be a small U S flag. A separate item recounts a tiger attack on railway workers in India, where an assistant engineer chased the tiger after it seized a man, the victim killed and torn.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
Italy
U. S
Louisville Courier-Journal
North Cedar Hills
India
Mr. Lodder
Amusing fire trick with linen thread and salt solution
A presented illusion explains preparing a linen thread with salt solution to look like fabric. The thread supports a suspended ring or lump while the string burns away, leaving the object intact. A second method uses a ham mock with cords, muslin, and a shell, burning the materials yet leaving the egg in place.
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Chicago Tribune
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AIG
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EKSZ
GEO
Kintz
BRAIN
Madwich Theater
Betty
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