Slipper Ghost Mystery at Beacon Street House
In a Beacon Street tale a tan slipper becomes the focus of a dizzying house mystery. Mr Ames narrates a ghostly drop from a roof while Miss Octavia and Miss Hollister tease secrets, trapping Hezekiah in a trunk quest and a hopeful search for aristocratic owner.
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Miss Hollister
Abe
Beacon Street
Mr. Ames
Hezekiah
Mr.Ames
Cecilia
Octavia
Hopefield
Miss Octavia
Miss Octavie
Miss Holster
RinEuhouse Suilere
Philadelphia
Ghostly clues surface in Ames mansion mystery
In a long, tense breakfast scene Miss Hollister and Mr. Ames debate the ghost haunting and a discovered shoe tied to a missing supper object. Octavia Logan watches, while Hexokiatr’s past returns as hints at British soldier links arise.
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Hezekiah
Octavia
Heselal
Ming
America
Washington
Maren Sai
Mina
Henekiah
Mr. Ames
Miss Octavi
Governors of New England to appoint railroad inquiry commission
Governors of six New England states meet in Boston agreeing to form a conference. Each governor will appoint two citizens to serve on a railroad inquiry commission to study and report on the best ways to develop and operate the regional system. Members serve without pay, expenses covered by their states.
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New England
Boston
Jak
St&tes Gré
Eix
Haines
Maine
Eugene N. Boss
Massachusetts
Lemuel E. Felker
New Hampshire
Allen M. Fletcher
Vermont
Aram J. Pothier
Rhine Island
Simeon
The Hopefeld Manor Ghost and a Knightly Pact
On Hopefeld Manor he revisits the ghostly chimney tale as Miss Octavia seeks guidance and Arnold Ames vows to help Cecilia through her wooing, promising to guard her future while navigating suitors and a cautious, trusting bond with Octavia.
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Hopefeld Manor
Cecilia
Cecilie
Arnold
Willet
Hilde
Pepperton
Chapette
Arnold Ames
Mise Octavia
Andree
Wistratt
Second thoughts on wealth and modest plans in small towns
The piece critiques optimism and pessimism through a string of wry maxims about wealth, marriage, and social norms. It notes a changing era where certain easy paths to wealth are closing and references a Moscow court order to destroy Tolstoi books, hinting at broader social pressures.
How This Woman Found Health
Mrs Mary Barcewine of Utica Ohio reports using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved ten year female troubles and weakness. She now works, walks farther, and would not trade the remedy for all others. Mrs Herrig Greenstreet of Nebo Illinois says the formula cured long standing feminine ailments and restored her health, enabling activity beyond prior years.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Pics
Ohio
Lydia E. Pink Iham
Mary BaRcewine
R.F.D. No
Utica
Nebo
Til
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Rodger Imhof
Helen Gardner
Eoleopatra
Polis Theatre DE Luxe
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Eleanor Leveland
William H
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Ewes
Sharp Consolidated
the World
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Board OF Belief
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Hell
Board of Assasaurs
Apts
Willias A
NOMAD
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Rallet
Bridgeport
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Wooster
Faaminer US
Main ST
Ridgeport
Conn
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Bream
Ekills
B. H. Horwitz
East Main ST
Kelley’s Cigar Store
Fairfield Ave
Nod
Dssaetia
Peanda Coempiene
James E Kelly
Ladies Hat Digest
Palmfield Ave
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W.K. Mollan
John F. Gallagher
Sm Embrelmers
Margaret I. Gallagher
Slic
Sri Fairfield
Inpo
August G. Baeer
Aid Glebeineer Mortuary
Stratford Ave
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M. J
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