Molly Cochran Returns to Washington in War Time Drift
Molly Cochran visits her former Texas governor husband in Washington where he works in war duties. He pretends ignorance of her, fearing political fallout. Eldredge aids, but Cochran ignores warnings as Molly travels back toward Texas then to her capital home, haunted by memories and a return to the campus and earth she loves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Cochran
New York
Washington
Texas
Cochran
Molly
Eldredge
Myron
Laws’ Chapel
Capitol
Stephen
Greg
France
Card Fragment Summary of a Bridge Hand
Fragmentary OCR shows a bridge hand with suits Hearts Clubs Diamonds Spades and a few card notations. The readable items include seven or more cards per suit with mixed ranks, but names, exact players, and context are missing. The piece resembles a game notation rather than a full article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hang Ks
Pere Sas
Echoes of a Family Dead and a Town’s Quiet Judgments
The narrative recalls Mrs Parker and her fading kin, a mother spent by toil, a father’s unfulfilled rest, and the ghostly ties to a Judge Larrabee Shannon on the Avenue. Stephen’s memory, from leisure to peril, flashes as the scene shifts through mourning, bitterness, and a longing for freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland
Beningant
Larry
James Larrabee Shannon
Stephen
Eldredge
Molly
Marysville Notes Delighted Crowd Hosts Dance Funds To Charity
A busy Marysville note reports a crowd at Mr Bartholomew s dance held in the old post office on Thursday the 25th. Net proceeds totaled 25 00 after expenses and with 4 60 from the Armistice night dance the grand sum 29 60 was donated to the Children s Christmas Tree Fund. The writer thanks Marysville and nearby towns for support and notes the next dance on December 15. Several locals are mentioned for moves and health changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberley
Marysville
Long Life Asked of Centenarian at Bartholomews Visit
On Thursday Al Phillips and companions attended the dance in the evening. Mrs. B Lundin and Mr Ed Lundin were visitors at Bartholomews on Sunday. A reporter asked the centenarian Aaron reflective Tye why he has a long life and he replied I was down a long time back I guess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Albert Hall
St. Mary's Lake
Aaron
Beco
Tye
Pape’s Diapepsin Quick Relief for Indigestion
A vintage advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin provides instant relief from indigestion gas acidity and heartburn. It promises fast correction of stomach distress for a few cents with widespread drugstore availability and millions of packages sold.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cunard
Donaldson
Halifax
Plymouth
Havre
London
Antonia
Dee
Belfast
Liverpool
Glasgow
S.S. Letitia
St. John, N.B
S.S
Letitia Dee
Cherbourg
Southampton
Berengaria Dee
S.S. Aquitania Des
Queenstown
S.S. Alaunia
Cunard 8. 8, Co
Hastings St. W
Vancouver
St. Joseph’s
Nelson
B.C
Cranbrook
Herald Office
Paul Nordgren
Yahk, B.C
Capital Station
Avenue
Vicks
Trail
British Columbia
Smelters and Refiners
Tadanac
B.C. Mutual Benefit Assoc
G. W. Speirs
Fernie
J. Markland
Wynne Ferguson
Hoyle, Je
Hearta
Hearts
Ritermost
Mr. Rout
Jimmy Miller
St. Mary’s Lake
Harold Bidder
Roberts
Melita
Jimmy Woods
John Horman
Mrs. Wallace
Venezia
Harold V
Anderson
L, Mus
McGill Conservatory of Music
Montreal
General Delivery
Fernie B.C
Sainsbury & Ryan
Big Butte Dairy
Durick Ave
C.P.R
F. H. Dezail
B. C
Corporation OF the City OF
Court OF Revision
Norbury Avenue
Cranbrook, B.C
F. W. Burgess
Jaf Sakai Sens Ye Eae
Bayer
Nin
Bret
Canada
Iz Bay
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!