Muscadine author of David and Abigail
A note identifies Muscadine as the author of David and Abigail and The Lady Paulina, listing other works like The Lady Paulina. The fragment presents a literary figure associated with these titles and likely references to publication context.
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David and
Abigail
Lady Paulina
Story Inscribed to Mrs Idora McClerland Moore
A respectful inscription notes trespass on a field near her property, asserting preemption rights and the author’s claim. The fragment references Betsy Hamilton as a secondary name and hints at legal or property dispute context without specifics.
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Idora McClerland Moore
Betsy Bamiliton
Man Ensnared by Vice Faces Dark Reflections in Atlanta
Arthur P. Gindrat, a wealthy prodigal, endures a harrowing train ride and city visit filled with nausea, despair, and temptation. He contemplates suicide, battles drink, and contemplates a return to virtue by marrying his cousin and rebuilding his fortune, resolving to seek a new life with guidance from Professor Hall in Hooper’s Mills.
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Hell
Hooper's Mills
Professor Hall
Elopement of Miss McAstir and July in New York Fashion
Chapter nineteenth finds the narrator at home then visiting Miss McAstir at the McAstir mansion only to learn she has eloped with her mother's coachman and become Mrs Dobbins. July brings New York society in full bustle with Newport and hills abroad as the narrator plans travel and laundry ads interrupt.
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McAstir
Miss McAstir
New York
Newport
Reunion of Roosevelt's Rough Riders in Oklahoma City
Second annual reunion of Roosevelt's Rough Riders to be held in Oklahoma City from July 1 to 4 with Gov Roosevelt and regiments from Kansas Colorado and Tennessee expected. Special round trip fare from all points on the Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf rail road tickets on sale June 30 to July 3 with limited return July 5. Contacts include J Warwick Memphis F D Blackmon Chattanooga H Angle Atlanta and J F Holden Little Rock.
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Roosevelts Rough Riders Association
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Territory
Gov. Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Kansas
Colorado
Tennessee
Oklahoma and Gulf
J. Warwick
Memphis
Tailor Boyer Gains Fame for Skillful Work
The business of Boyer the tailor grows as he becomes better known for up to date workmanship. Ed mondson & Anderson handle all kinds of hauling promptly. Wanted twenty more men to have clothes pressed weekly at 1.00 per month. J. Levy.
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Edmondson & Anderson
J. Levy
Train timetable fragment for Chattanooge Cincinnati and Louisville
Schedule listing No 4 Pullman from Chattanooga to Louisville and Cincinnati with times around 7 30am 7am 7 40pm. No 2 Pullman Sleeper runs Chattanooga to Cincinnati. An OCR readable fragment shows multiple departure times and two sleeper services.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Pullman Eaen Oar Channabann
Pullman
Sleeper Chattanooge
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