The Recluse of Fifth Avenue continues its tangled web
Nita confronts family schemes as Peter Milman and Malet reveal the truth behind Paul Raxon and his associates. The chapter follows their efforts to free Mr. Milman from danger, while Nita embraces her father and plans to help him, amid social maneuvering by Mrs. Raxon and the influential circle around the Raxons.
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America
Milman
Barnes
Lsten
Peter Milman
Malet
Bradney
Nita
Tiga
Neel
Mr. Milman
Exes
Mr. Bradney
Mr. Millman
Raxon
Pat
Washington
Tve
Belington
Paul
MeKimber
Mr. Roxon
Robin
Gertrude
Miss Brown
Tam
Mra Harriton Buxton
Small Tribe Defies Russian Advance in Svanetia
In the Caucasus, the Svan tribe resists czarist rule and Russian forces. A 1921 clash near the Ingur River saw forty Svans kill four hundred Russian troops, halting further incursions as the Svans maintain independence as the world’s oldest republic tradition.
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Svanetia
Caucasus Mountains
Black Sea
Appetite of Kangaroo Wild Claim From Observer
A report asserts that one kangaroo can consume as much grass as six sheep, highlighting extraordinary grazing capacity.
Missouri Vehicle Licenses and Local Road News
Missouri reports 608 775 motor vehicles in the state on October 1 with 585 188 automobiles and 8 502 trucks. License revenue for the good roads fund is about 7 090 000. Other licenses include dealers extra dealers chauffeur badges operators motorcycles and more. Mississippi Pac railroad seeks to present a bridge over Moreau River to Cole County for county maintenance relief. Public Service Commission overrules rehearings for two bus certificates on federal highway No 40. Memphis couple celebrates 61st anniversary dating back to 1867. Sedalia hosts Democratic editors meeting October 11 12. Mexico unit leaders discuss league program. Robbers fail to open the Bank of Iowa safe. Pettis County Court sets road land damages. a murder near Tipperary Ark. Milson Hudspeth slain. neighbor Gilmore held for trial.
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Missouri
Becker
Biles
Jefferson City
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Cole County
Morea River
Johnn Wy Rea
Missouri Pacific
Moreau
Arple Swan Safety Coach Lines
St. Louis
Kansas City
Public Service Commission
City of
Chicago
Alton
Memphis
John Scott
Birmingham
England
America
Kearney
Neb
Lancaster
Mempis
Iles
Democratic Editorial Press Association of
Sedalia
State Committee
Mexico
George TR. Gellhorn
Missouri League
Bank of Iowa
Pettis County
George Flehter
J. W. Neal
Ed Shacklett
Nathan Harris
Lora Dorsey
Betty Welrner
M. M
Elijah in Naboths Vineyard lesson overview
Readings from I Kings 21 outline Ahab Naboth's vineyard dispute Jezebel's plot and Naboth's death and Elijah's doom prophecy Highlighted themes include the wages of sin Ahabs repentance and God's justice plus a Kansas City wedding and Missouri political notes ground the piece in local context.
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Eiljah
Ahab
Navotn
Jezreel
Naboth
Bin
Jezebel
Naboti'e Vineyard
Xiaoth
God
Nabotes
Elijah
Vineyard
Jah
Jesebel
Eieh
Jeasbel
Jenveel
Mrs Weaver Credits Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for Health
A woman recounts using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after her sister urged it. She reports better sleep, restored strength, and the ability to care for three children while returning to work. She urges other women to try the remedy and notes widespread family use.
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Mas
Lawnexem
East Smithfield St
Mt Pleaseant
Lydia B. Pinksham
Lydia Pinksham
We Live in Deeds Quote Fragment Note
A quoted aphorism attributed to P C Bailes emphasizes deeds over years and inner worth over measured time. The passage reflects a reflective, artful sentiment without additional factual context or events.
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P. C. Bailes
Safety and Faith Unite in Driving Reminder
A public service message contrasts safe driving with steady faith, urging drivers to keep hands on the wheel and eyes on the road while Christians are urged to keep a hand on the Bible and eyes on God.
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God
Giant lamp described as the world’s largest incandescent
An oversized incandescent lamp, 19 inches long and rated at 10 000 watts, is noted as consuming more than 18 horsepower of electric energy. Researchers compare its size to a typical home lamp, estimating it to be 200 times larger.
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Wall Street
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Ingur
Svanetie
Asta
Missouri News Nuggets
Naboth's Vineyard
Republican Bastorial Association of Missouri
Baker
Hyde
L. C. Dyer
Joseph J. Manlove
O. J. Page
Springfield
Newell J. Ozlas
Mra ‘May Burhop
L E. Pinkham
Ea Ey
Eilo'co
Sis K-R-O
Dra
Hanford
B. F. Lennon
Red Bluff
Calit
Justice of the Peace
Boschee’s Syrup Roadbury
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