The Trecary of Rudolph in the Attic Studio
Rudolph enters a studio with Carl to seek the Count von Wardenburg prize. A forged envelope mix up and confession reveal Carl’s selfless act and Rudolph’s treachery. In a twist, Carl’s honesty wins moral triumph over personal gain, as Rudolph faces severed friendship and looming exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Rudolph
Lieber
Qarl
Frankinstein
Count von Wardenburg
Mein Rudolph
Herr Frankinstein
Mein Meister
Mein Ligber Rudolph
Berlin
Fourth of July Committee Closes Finishing Session
The Fourth of July Celebration Committee meets for a final time at 8 p m Tuesday at the Sarah Zane Engine House. All claims must be presented for payment as the committee completes its work. signed by Jos T Brown president and Jo E Kiger secretary.
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Sarah Zane Engine House
Jos. T. Brown
Jo. E. Kiger
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Local column notes social visits and travel. Clem Capper Frank and Harry Griffith left for Jefferson County West Virginia to visit Mr. Jack Ramey. Mrs Mollie Dyke and her child are guests of Mr and Mrs T V Purcell near town. Mrs Arthur S Markell and her son Nelson recently returned from a visit to Mrs Markell.
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Mesers
Clem Capper
Frank
Harry Griffith
Jefferson County
W. Va
Jack Ramey
Arthur
Markell
Nelson
Proper shoe fit and healthy foot posture guidance
The article advises avoiding pinching heel shoes and tight footwear, warns against abrupt height changes, and favors straight toes and white fabrics. It cautions against narrow soles, rear pinch, and tight boot tops that impair calf action and ankle shape. It promotes natural muscle use for compact, attractive feet.
A Sure Thing And Dogwood Winter Sayings
A tale of a 15 year old girl asking a real estate clerk to buy a ticket on a cuckoo clock and a North Carolina visitor explaining dogwood winter. The article notes the use and safekeeping of battle colors, with veterans missing the old duties as new, more practical tasks take their place.
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Ian
Kansas City
One Attraction Missing
A writer asks for a thesaurus as the circus man jokes about buying a rhinoceros. The exchange hints at limited vocabulary tied to a circus prospectus and a comedic misunderstanding.
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New York Times
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MTAR
Miss Emma Howard Wight
Star
Rice’s
J. A. Ramssura
Frederick, Md
Dogwood
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Ickory
N. C
Chicago Tribune
Winchester Horse Show
Hunter
CP. Smith
Winchester
Horsey & Atwell
Thomas Keating, Ast
Cumberland Beer
Braddock
Barwell
Cumberland Brewing Company
Thomas Keating
Agt
Telephone
North Main Street
E. Bruce Capper
Optician and Jeweler
West Water Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tyrone
S. S. Buarr
Burus W.werks
New York Life Ins. Co
New Yok
S. S. Blair
Rouss Avenue
I. R. Bryarly & Bro
Virginia
Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bank
United States
Capital
Ss. H. Hable
Star Clothier and Furnisher
Water Streets
John G. Crisman &Co
John G. Crisman & Co
Columbia
John G. Crisman
Faulkner
Herbert 8S
Larrick
Bailey & Boxwell
J. W. Henshall
Faraoui TD
Wincheeter
Valley School
Valley Union
Martinsburg Pike
Ee Ler
Main St
Goldsnap's
Winchester Inn
Go. C. Shepard
Fairfax College and Preparatory School
Fairfax College
G. C. Shepard
Whitlock
GEO. E. Bushnell & Co
Suenanpoan
Nat’l Bank
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