Hawthorne Turns Borrovina Ahead With Money and Maps
Hawthorne uses a melting pot coin trick to prove real money and buys the trust of Borrovina's crowd. He promises roads, railways, a casino, and steady pay, then moves to remove Prince Vladimir as a condition for growth, while distributing wealth to quell rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radulski
Hawthorne
Borrovina
Prince
Blake
Honemoe
Lawthorne
Rodney Blake
Rod
Hobenloe
Prince Vladimir
Vladimir
Round the World Snippets Show Global Curiosities
A miscellany reports on cattle in U S farms egg consumption in New York copper output gains cost of living in Russia and social clubs in Los Angeles. Notes on statues in Buffalo Cleveland Filmore reforms in New York grocers vice raids in immigrant areas and apricot use in South Africa. Also covered are dog adoptions in Spokane city fire department aids, London sludge ammonia funding, German cremation ideas, and a birthday claim by Dr Tanner in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Russia
Los Angeles
Buffalo
Grover Cleveland
Millard Filmore
New York Housewives’ League
Grovery
South Africa
Spokane
Cleveland
Salvation Army
United States Navy
London
Italy
Columbia University
India
Bronx
New York City
Everett High School
Boston
Wicker Nurseries For Baby Showroom Delights
A display features white wicker double wardrobes with six drawers for baby clothes, two extra stationary trays, and a dressing table top. Also shown are palm hampers shaped like tiny trunks with interior trays, brass handles, and space for accessories, plus a lock and key option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Pretty Window Curtains for Welcoming Homes
White cotton crepe curtains brighten guest rooms and can be hemmed or trimmed with ball fringe. Fleece lined pique covers for dressers and bureaus protect edges with scalloped buttonholes. Keep two sets of curtains and covers on hand for ready replacement.
Solitary Dice Game Shapes Luncheon Choice in Liberty Street Cafe
A prosperous man who visits a Liberty Street cafe for two years pauses at the bar each noon to roll dice alone. He uses the throw to decide if he will take a drink, never wagering with others in this ritual observed by New York Prays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Borrovina
Anthony Hamilton Hawthorne
Summer Palace
Hawthorpe
New York
Liberty Street
Dichotomy term borrowed by US medical press
The term dichotomy is described as a borrowed botanical word now used in the medical press to denote illicit practice, specifically the division of a surgeon or specialist’s fee with the recommending practitioner.
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United States
Laendou Hospital
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J.h.sailor
Covington, Ind
M. E. Church
DR. M. C. Faust
M.george Block
J. T. Redman
W.M.D. Covington
Ind
Schma’s
W. R. Massey & Son
Notary Public
K. of P
Homer Sowell
Nying
Slwell
Lyman Brown
Murray St
N.Y
McCall’s
the Fashion Authority
McCall Patterns
Meccall's
Mecall
Wet 37Th St
Travelers Railway
Dearborn ST
Caldwell
Delaware
Peckham
London County Council
Hawthorne OF
THE
Press Publishing Company
Carthy
Priove
COHAN @ BARRIS
James Bernard Fagan
Payson Ter
Hune
Round the
London Wal
Tanner
Honolulu
Germany
James T. Hunt
Bowery Mission
Gustave Eiffel
Paris
Smithsonian Institution
Langley
Edward F. Terry
Manhattan Bridge
Grand Central Railroad
Mtr
Terry
Sir Edwin Durning
Lawrence
Bacon
Shakespeare
Edwin
New York Press
Western Information Bureau
Oregon Journal
Bureau of Western Information
Oregon
Wicker
Fulton Township
Uatss
Jos. Sparkey
Troy Township
Fire Eart
Charles Dicken
Troytownship
Alwance On & Ae
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