A Tale of Fate and Three Links in a City
An unnamed narrator recounts a winding chain of events sparked by a newspaper ad for art care. A building agency lead, a moving picture encounter with Evelyn Brickworth, and a later inheritance plot reveal that only three essential links tied together fate, family, and wealth. Evelyn, the heir, emerges as the sole surviving Pendleton descendant, securing an $800,000 promise and reshaping lives.
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Oepurintt, Inc
American Press
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Napoleon
Alan
Lucia
Wuccesion
Butog
Pendleton Estate
Schevectady
N.Y
Phe
Bchenectady
Pate
Evelyn Brickworth
Jim
Pilea Pendleton
Billa Pendleton
Elina Pendleton
Elisa
Nathan Witridge Tendieton
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Featured in Health Cure Story
Mrs Eta Donovan of Willimantic Connecticut credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her chronic backache irregularities and nervous prostration after doctors failed. The ad extols the product's roots and herbs and urges women with displacement inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors and menstrual pain to try it.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Eta Donovan
Willimantic
Conn
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Canning Early Summer Fruits and Vegetables Guide
A magazine review outlines domestic canning basics with equipment lists including kettles, strainers, porcelain bowls, wooden pestles, spoons, thermometers, a sugar meter, and fennentle for straining. It notes fruits and vegetables must be processed rather than canned raw and emphasizes proper utensils and steps.
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Wien
Sufeat & Saccharometer
Promptness and honesty build credit in young businessmen
A passage from Success Magazine emphasizes that a young entrepreneur’s credibility hinges on prompt payments and reliable conduct. It argues that even honest men can ruin their credit through procrastination and careless methods, while reputation for punctuality sustains confidence with lenders and partners.
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Tay Raya
Carelesamens
Fai Chan
Dlipshed Mathods
Woman Dies After Apparent Suicide Jump From East Side Home
New York June 21 Mrs Robina Raloff leapt from a third story window of her East Side home on Saturday dying from injuries. Neighbors had watched her as she grew increasingly distraught since a week ago when her picture in the wall faded. A grim, morbid persistence to death near events prompted the suicide.
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New York
Robina Raloff
Saluelay
Fawr
Moore
Wickerstam Family Announces May Wedding in New York
A wedding in New York connects to the Wickerstam family with Mr and Mrs Samuel Hinckley noted among attendees. The ceremony took place Saturday at St Leander and involved relatives from United States military circles, hinting at a high-society union amid partial OCR garble.
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New York
Dune
Hips Wodell Wicketehai
United State
Wickerstacna
Lee Hoealio
Samuel Hinckley
Wera Marciel
Tde
Lea Ant Tiree
Far Rodeeas
Tariff debate on corporate taxes and wood pulp duties
Washington notes reveal White House drafting a corporate tax line targeting incomes over five thousand dollars and capital around one hundred thousand. The plan may drop bond interest, with a 1.46 percent rate, and wood pulp duties tied to Canada. France and England protest American Chinese railroad restrictions amid tripartite tensions.
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Washington
White House
Finance
Senate
Tart
Epenker Cannon
Sensterch
Canada
Ledge
Tors Warren
Dixon
Ian Eveiin
Hoar
Pikins
Love
Elkina
Lodge
Jon
Niles
Froe
Warren
Leather Trust
Movement For Free
Trance
England
Restceien
Joan
Germany
Salvation Army Attacked At Presbyterian Session
A June session of the Pane Presbyterian alliance at Fifth Avenue church heard Rev A F Forrest of Glasgow condemn the Salvation Army as losing its mission while expanding to larger congregations. Ministers defended the Army. Judge Forbes of Nova Scotia and Other speakers criticized Protestant religiosity and town church trends as they debated the Down Town church’s role.
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Pane Presbyterian Alliance
Fifth
Aneuus Presbyterian Church
A. F. Forrest
Glasgow
Salvation Army
Oula
Forrest
Down Town
Forbes
Johna
N. B
Mgr
Ehureh
Keres
Tande Sneriers
Che Omer
Washington Notes of Interest on Court Decisions and Public Life
A sprawling retrospective surveys landmark antitrust and rail rates cases, state regulation, and major Supreme Court rulings, highlighting the New York Central case, Virginia two-cent rate dispute, and Waters-Pierce oil decision. It also covers Senate memory feats, military wife considerations, and official counsel on soldier marriages.
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Ergy Vores
Ly Teagrenvit
New York Central & Hudsoniver
American Refining Company
Twy'onacs
J Suprema
Chon
Edward H. Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia
Eoheumers
New York City
Rourt
Waters-Pierce
Hammond
Oet
William M. Rice
Herman Bilik
Varal
Winoin
Chas. H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Colorado
Sheriff Shipp
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jotinson
Negro Tapist
Hhis
Supreme Court
Telek
Ile
Vital
Rai
Ooumeter Commieniontas
Eure
O&a
Groaranten Tava
Long Prayers and a Whipping in a Washington Tale
A first person recollection from Washington Pont recounts two colored preachers summoned to a forties era whipping. The tale centers on a colonel and a warden forcing punishment but allowing prayer as the blows fell, ending with the speaker vowing lifelong opposition to long prayers. The narrator, Mare Jack, recalls the brutal scene and the stern insistence that prayer could not stop the beating.
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Frankfort
Old Hatawan Nh
Warren
Bam
Mare Jack
Jake
Sam
Mara Jack
Jack
Washington Pont
Rotten Cotton Gloves and the Birth of a Slang Phrase
A London and New York cultural note traces the origin of the phrase rotten cotton gloves to a ventriloquism routine by John le Hay at a Sandringham birthday entertainment. A mismatched prop gag with an old man in faded gloves sparked laughter, popularizing the term for bad luck or poor deals in Wall Street and Throgmorton Avenue.
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England
America
John le Hay
Sandringham
Mr. le Hay
Mr. Je Haye
Fingland
Wall Street
Thrommorton Avenue
London
Judge Alters Sentence After Mercy Plea In Augusta
At Augusta's term Judge Walton reduced a seven year prison term for a grave crime to life imprisonment after defense counsel argued the inmate’s poor health made serving seven years untenable. The respondent then chose to abide by the original sentence as permitted by the judge.
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St’ Augusta
Walton
Ian
Fine Old Spanish Emeralds Phrase Explained
The article traces how the saying fine old Spanish emeralds actually refers to emeralds from loot taken after Peru conquests. It notes that finger emeralds entered English usage via trade routes and that Europe had seen only a few such stones before that era. The expression now labels the finest emeralds from any source.
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Bouis
Mendonquest
Peru
Europe
A Postal Romance in a Village Post Office
Inspector Graham at Cheatoat Grove handles a missing registered letter causing romantic turmoil. Miss Jordan admits Henry Williams took the letter to fund a plan to marry, leading to an arrest and a forced separation as the inspector contemplates a route change.
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T. C. McChare
Graham
Cheatoat Grove
Davie
Hind
Squire Devis
Gil
Qralam
Pew
Tie
Bessie
Quire Davis
Jordon
Beenle Wes
Agether
Squire Davis
Min
Miss Jonson
Henry ‘Wittiama
Ahe
Henry Williama
Billy
Maguire Davis
Greham
Mies Jordan
Henry Willams
Squire
Washington
Jordan
Equire Davis
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