Gopher Prairie Dreams and Decades in a Mn Twin City Tale
In a drifting slice of midwestern life, Dr Kennicott and Carol explore a Minnesota town, weighing medicine, ambition, and art against small town limits. Their conversations reveal hopes for reform, gender roles, and a changing rural America, framed by scenes of river towns, old houses, and local politics. The couple’s observations tie to a broader sense of national identity and progress.
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Caral
Will Kennicott
Sia
St. Paul
Arendots
Kenninatt
Cerel
Mississippi
Benneath
Carol
Capita
Mendola
White Wells
Carol and
Kennicott
Minnegota
Fort Uns
Suesisstoi
Minnesota
Maine
Teasley
Merviand
Wannicott Spas
Gopher Praire
Lawes
Fanes
Ang
Sen
Eiture
Sherwin
Coursa
Garthes
Our Own Home and Family Pride in a Simple House
A narrator describes a simple frame house with a porch, garden loam, and a cat. They value the modest home, the surrounding yard, and the shared life with two babies, claiming many could be equally content with such a home. The tone emphasizes affection for the domestic scene and a belief in common happiness.
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Enat
Killed by Dirty Milk Warns Mothers to Learn Truth
A public health appeal warns that contaminated milk can kill infants with deadly germs. It urges readers to obtain a free booklet from the Washington Information Bureau by mailing stamps and providing name and address to receive the Wilk Booklet.
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Lee
Mike
Hille
Amelia
Washington Information Bureauan
Ellen Emerson Married Your Life and Death Tale
Ellen Emerson, daughter of a Boston merchant, married Ralph Waldo Emerson in September 1829 after a lengthy courtship. She died at age 20 from pulmonary illness, remaining cheerful and supportive, inspiring her husband with kindness during her decline.
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Emerson
New England
Wiin
Uttla Wren Tucker
Boston
Thar
Atepfaitier
Conéard
Yeoerson
Prietor
Ellen
Ellen Temernon
Haskin Sends Request for Free Bible Booklet
Frederic J. Haskin of the Bridgeport Telegram Information Bureau in Washington notes a request enclosed for a free booklet. The misspelled note mentions two cents and a desire for a copy, with references to the ALIt Booklet and a person named Mame Streok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic J. Haskin
Bridgeport Telegram Information Bureau
Washington
Nereyith
Advice to Girls-fy Annie Laurie
Dear Annie Tivurie: We are two girls with two boys of the same age and no parents. We want guidance on whether to marry or remain friends. An 18-year-old says she cannot marry soon. we seek counsel on keeping company and future marriage prospects.
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Fiavel
Concord
Squad Hinerson
Skye
Annie Laurie
Annie Tivurie
Ana Iyâ
Miey
Nur
Obelic
Lita
Pvi
Lin
Ani
Annie
Ium A
Dicky
Bess Dean
Diosy
Lillian
100 New Teachers in Hawaiian Schools
Enrollment across Hawaii shows a rise with about 3,009 pupils in the territory and roughly 2.25 percent in Honolulu city and county. The department of public instruction estimates 100 additional teachers statewide, lifting the territory total to 1,406 for the year.
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Honolulu
Department of Public Instruction
Local Fairfield Streets Echo Historic Portraits and Names
Brazen local reminiscences list a parade of Bridgeport figures and vendors along State street and Fairfield streets. Mentions include Moni Pease mother of boot black George Pease, Captain Bill Lewis bound for Tig, Ex Howe and Willige Healy, and alderman Buck Larkin amid a crowded sidewalk scene with shopfronts and neighbors recalling past personalities.
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Bridgeport
State Street
Moni Pease
George Pease
Water and
Fairdeld
Sturdevang
Marriage problems reveal new phase of Adele Garrison tale
In a fragmented diary style, Adele Garrison portrays marital tensions as she notes her husband Dicky’s loyalty in small acts, debates a rival woman’s influence, and recounts a tea time conversation that veers into social pressures, with personal reflections on love and power dynamics.
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Adele Garrison
Lilian
Vaniy
Fashion's Forecast and Annabel Worthington Blouse
A mid 19th century pattern offers a ladies blouse with ruffles to slim the figure. The pattern fits bust 42 inches with 258 yards of 36 inch material. price 15 cents. A pattern sent by first class mail on receipt of 15 cents in stamps. Send name and address to Pattern Department Bridgeport Telegram. If not received within five days, call Barnum 5100.
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Postraiton
Sridgeper
Phon Barnun
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