Goulds Uphold Family Life Amid Wealth and Luxury
Mrs George J Gould describes raising seven children at the Plaza and Georgian Court with strict routines simple meals and regular hours. The children swim polo ride and study with tutors while parents emphasize home life and a strong mother centered upbringing.
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Fifth Avenue
George J. Gould
Hetter
Gould
Plaza Hotel
Marjorie
Edith
George
Molor
Vivian
Columbia University
Kingdon
Jay
Gloria
Georgian Court
Empire
Bhelore
Tennier Fanagis
Poome
Doan's Kidney Pills praised by Helena man
George Crowell of Helena Montana reports disordered kidneys backache and irregular secretions, needing to get up at night. After using Doan's Kidney Pills his condition improved, kidneys strengthened and symptoms corrected. Sold by dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
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George
Crowell
Broadway
Helena
Mont
Doan
Doan's
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Oldest land in the world and food law notes
Laurentian highlands described as oldest land in America and possibly world. Quaker Oats praised for purity and value in nutrition. Chicago area report covers judges and excuses in a Aurora case, plus a German facing language issues at court.
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Canada
St. Lawrence
Laurentian Highlands
America
Agasaly
United States
Rockies
Wisconsin
Minnesota
The
Atlantic
Quaker Oats Company
Yale
China
Snakesnake Tale Fantastical Local Anecdote
A town storyteller recounts a bizarre scene where a man drinks a snakebite remedy and a snake reacts oddly, leading to comic capers. The fragment blends quirky local lore with hints of a distant political note and unusual events in a period-style voice.
City Editor recalls a novelty tale about a young Sayre flyer
In Pittsburg an item tells of a young Sayre who disappears amid a chorus about The Night Rider. The piece notes the tale is not about wealth or local fame and foreshadows a humorous, perhaps skeptical, take on a flying machine idea with the quip The Cost of Living.
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Aept. Louis
Reynolds
Aurora
Louis Post-Dispatch
Pittsburg
Hare
Sayre
Haan’t
Howuston Post
Street Urchins Argue Over a Spotted Pup
Two street urchins quarrel over a spotted dog. The tall boy demands the dog and threatens, while the other taunts him. The pair then dash around a corner with the dog in dispute.
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Directlone
Too Suggestive. Tramp, Pie and Globe Brand Milk
A humorous exchange features a tall tramp and a kindly housewife. He explains the mill produced Globe brand condensed milk and failed due to water content. The jokes pivot on double-entry and a freight boat’s season ending with engagements and marriages among guests.
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Millk
Aviator’s Modest Claim Sparks Humble Reflection
Quotation from Baltimore American notes that an aviator should not boast of family lineage for in aviation, descent offers no advantage. The exchange highlights professional merit over birthright in flight.
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Baltimore American
Inaugural Clermont Invention Feature in October Century
The October Century highlights the Clermont history in a second Mrs. Alice Crary Sutcliffe article with Fulton letters and autographic Clermont plans. Also featured are A Barton Hepburn on central bank desirability and essays on fingerprint use in government and business, plus Hambidge on New York police criminal identification success.
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Clermont
Fulton
Alice Crary Sutcliffe
A. Barton Hepburn
United States
Charles
Brower
United States Navy
Jay Hambidge
New York
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Ike
Hax
Census Bureau
Thera
Alee Walts
Mr. Gould
Abe
Columbia
Lakewood
Carrie
Yrs
George Cs. Gould, JR
NSS
Vivian Gould
SSS
Amarjorie Gold
Hingdow
Old Penta
Avtomebus
Posta
Police Gergenmt
Hizon
Nhat
Hixon
Denver
Aarti
Hest
Holcomb
Awart Biousse
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