The Last Hours of Marie Antoinette at the Temple Trial
Excerpted recollections describe Marie Antoinette’s final hours before the guillotine in October 1793. Rosalie Lamarre notes details of her confinement, fragile health, and composed dignity as observers describe her tears, prayers, and last acts of modesty and courage amid the Paris terror.
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Gilteen
Mane Antoinette
Uorty
Francis I of Austria
Marie Therese
Louie 2
Lews
Maistresa
Medasie du Barry
Allis
Nuneteen
Dauphng
Marie Antoinetti
Madame du Sarvy
Mane Artoinette
Mate Antoinette
Saomeny
Mare
Madame Roeland
Antoinetle
Rosalie Teamorlera
Maurie Antoineite Dinine
Rosalie Lamar
The Kitchen Cabinet Recipes and Domestic Advice 1929
A column showcases cozy housework guidance with recipes and culinary tips. It includes cream chicken, Eggs Marguerie on toast, Spanish Hamburg Steak, baked bananas with cheese, and pineapple dishes. The piece blends tasteful prose with practical steps for meal planning and entertaining.
Remarkable Ink claims to simplify writing and protect property
A company touts a product described as remarkable for requiring no preparation and preventing improper claims. It asserts the ink reduces perceptible preparations, preserves private property, and discourages promiscuous ownership while delivering practical penmanship and public patronage.
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Gue
Atwater Kent Sound Reproduces Orchestra Voices Faithfully
The Atwater Kent receivers and speakers claim faithful reproduction enabling listeners to pick out individual instruments. A male quartet piano solo radio drama or the President’s speech all reveal each voice and inflection. Lively sound is true to the original and meets Atwater Kent’s standard.
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Atwater
Atwater Kent
Red Schoolhouse Echoes in Nation’s Memory
A passage recalls the little red schoolhouse as a shorthand for humble beginnings and enduring values. It notes how many notable figures started in such schools now honored in American culture. An additional note describes the three-masted ship Success Ia, oldest afloat, bound for Australia as a floating museum after teak construction in 1790 and long exhibition in Ontario.
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Australia
Shice
Burra
Ontario
Getting in Wrong Mr Maddell After the Introduction
Dialogue heavy fragment shows a mother and daughter scene with wit and social satire. A life insurance statistician cites food and sugar intake while a visitor and Jimmy react to a playful exchange about apples and punishment. The tone hints at a passing show and a remark on temper.
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Mr. Maddell
Jimmy
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