Jeanne Beauford Bold Spy Of The Civil War Tale
Jeanne Beaufort daughter of a Virginia tobacco planter seeks revenge after Civil War losses. She travels from Richmond to Washington and Baltimore in disguise as a boy, joins a spy ring, and uncovers loyalties between Parson Kennedy Henry Morgan and Union officers while pursuing truth about her marriage. The plot threads through coded messages and near capture.
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Jeanne Beaufort
Virginia
Mrs. Wetmore
South
Henry Morgan
Jeanne
Parson Kennedy
Washington
Richmond
Irony
Parson
John Kennedy
Morgan
Baltimore
Alice Trent
John Armitage
Kennedy
Secret Service
Armitage
General Armitage
Lowell
Hercules
Son
Beaufort Plantation
Lee
John
Jeanne and Armi fight for love amid Civil War escape
Jeanne saves others and confesses to Armi that she would give a life for a life. Armi shoots at a fleeing locomotive and wounds Jeanne. She returns to Confederate lines where Morgan reveals the eleven. Armitage is captured near Jeanne’s home and chooses a hopeful mercy in a card game with Morgan.
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Jeanne
Armitage
Morgan
Moran
Mor
Battle for Jeanne Beaufort Ends in Safer Union
In a Civil War era farmhouse siege, Jeanne Beaufort survives as Henry Morgan and Armitage fight for her. A stray bullet fells Morgan, leaving Jeanne to join Armitage as Parson Kennedy grants a final benediction before dying of wounds. Experiments with electric light traps target the female codling moth in New York state orchards.
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New York State
Foley Pills diuretic ad and London baby restaurant note
The ad stresses kidney health and promotes Foley Pills with a satisfaction guarantee sold nationwide. It also mentions England’s unusual shop a baby restaurant in London offering a penny two course dinner at noon to children under five.
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England
London
Reward Offered for Sheep Thieves and Camp Robbers
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers' association posts a reward of 250 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber, issued as a public notice in the Madison area.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association
Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn
Notice to Creditors in the Edwin E. McClintock Estate
The administrator John Collins announces creditors and claimants of Edwin E. McClintock deceased must file claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Notices directed to Dillon Montana address 432 South Pacific Street or law offices. First published June 24, 1927.
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Edwin E. McClintock
John Collins
Dillon
Montana
South Pacific Street
Adv
Foley Pills Diuretic Promoted by Texan Druggist
An advertisement by Geo. M. Gosman in Harlin Gen Texas urges Foley Pills as a diuretic to help kidney irregularities. The copy claims 90 percent sufferers neglect treatment until late and extols the product as reliable after 25 years of use.
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Geo. M. Gosman
W. K. Holland
Harlingen
Texas
Foley
Geo
M. Gosman
Real estate authority notes decline of private dwellings in New York City
A real estate authority reports that over the last three decades the number of individual private dwellings has rapidly diminished in New York City, reflecting sweeping changes in housing stock and urban redevelopment.
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New York
City
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Henry Jay Lee
Aeane
D. D
Gan
Christ
Armstrong
Shire
Emerick’s
Lewis & Walker
North
Wyoming
Butte, Mont
Tribune
M. Paumie
Galena St
Land Office
Paysyawrone
Pearl I. Smith ‘Pitle
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