Remarkable First Lady Mrs Clark Aboard World Tour
Mrs Clark wife of the minority leader in the lower house is noted for prominence and many accomplishments. She travels extensively with her husband on diplomatic missions and is a hostess in Washington circles while engaging with national leaders and the social set. She is mother to Bennett and Genevieve and is praised for grace, endurance, and cosmopolitan experiences.
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Mra
Champ Clark
Congress
Waalington
Omar cLann
Clarke
Congressognt Club
Clarks
Clark I
Bennett
Genevieve
Marie
Woman Wireless Operator on the Pacific
Marcia Willis Campiele profiles a Washington born wireless operator on the Pacific coast. I. H. Tucker and her husband work aboard United Wireless stations, she nightly shuttling between Beat Ue and Tacoma. Known for code fluency and repair skill, she stands among capable women in maritime telegraph work.
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I. H. Tucker
Washington
Pacific
United
Indianapolis
Puget Sound
Beatle
Tacoma
Hae Een
Filso
Fingeo
United Wireless
Trooma
Tucker
Double Combination in a Treasure Box Tale
A rural tale recounts Billy Andrews who finds a letter about a farm worth 10000 dollars and a double combination box held by Cleaver, Cuttle & Crane. Lucy Miller and Billy unlock the box together, uncover bonds and the farm, with repeated openings and a mix of curiosity, romance, and financial intrigue.
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Elbert Z. Bentley
Uy Americas
Billy
Cleaver
Sp. mi
Obratulog
Cleaver, Cuttle & Chine
Crave
Dex Poek Company
Flanderson
Lucy Milter
Dilly
Fee
Hem
Lucy Miler
Dirfy
Tey
Wailer
Offen
Milly
Lucy
Depeatt
Lacy
Gooto
Mily
Tae
Lester
Bern
Ole BU Henderson
Malcolm Refuses Door In Child’s Taxing Moment
A child named Malcolm stands still in the doorway with one arm extended as his mother pleads for him to shut the door. He does not move, then bursts into tears on his mother’s knees, lamenting for wooden fence and sign to close the door.
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Malcolm
Memory Otudian and the Quest for a Drug Store Name
A small boy in Bourn Row tries to recall a drug store and the street name in a garbled dialogue. He repeats fragments like Sheridan and De PullipotaesT, guesses Mandarin and Manta, and expresses a wish for a bottle of emulla extract to soothe a fevered memory.
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Bourn
Ray
Sheridan
Koetom
Time Tamparar and the Oral Temperance Society
A fragment discusses a legendary temperance society said to be founded by Margrave Frederick V in the year 1000. It claims noble members swore a two year pledge not to drink, allowing only minimal wine or whisky with strict limits as an odd gauge of medieval drinking habits.
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Reomine
Washington
Gevers
Phil Mievidan
Uncle Ram
Diplomatic Corpu
United staten—Washington Star
Tamparar
Margrave
Frederick V
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Philippines
St. Petersburg
Russia
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Marcia Willis Campiele
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Ant Raygter
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Greece
Montreal
Pacific Market
Coeur d'Alene Sts
Home Electric Supply Company
Fourth St
Chas. Parrault
The
Lakeside Avy
Atott
F. McNaington
Attorneys At Law
Wallaieg
Prisis
Coeur d'Alene
Bell Phone
Byildrow
U. P
Coeur d’Alene Lumber Co
Beveath
Troom House
Foster Avenue
Bhorman Street
Shhermat Park
Sherman Park
Coeur d’Alene
Real Estate and Insurance Department
Sherman and
Second Streets
Eack Noion