New York tale of Annie and George ends in humble marriage
A dreary tale unfolds from New York through Annie Raymond and her lover George. After choosing independence over an engagement, Annie moves to the city with Mrs. Reade, learns thrift, and returns to marry George. Their simple cottage life proves richer than wealth.
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Annie Raymond
Sarah
Annie
George
Mrs. Reade
Quaint and Curious End of Distributing Type
A compositor’s hand travels about 11 miles daily on work days. Excluding Sundays and holidays, this reflects the mileage covered in setting and distributing type across print runs.
Danish West Indies transfer amid US Danish talks
The Danish West Indies gain public notice as negotiations with Denmark discuss cession of St. Thomas St. John and St. Croix to the United States at a price lower than earlier offers. The 127 square mile islands house about 30,000 people, with Denmark holding them since 1671 but yielding little revenue in recent years.
Facts About Three Little Thomas Island Societies
The fragment describes diverse island churches and lodges, equal black and white members, a Dutch Reformed deacon who is full blooded, and houses without chimneys with detached kitchens. It notes six cent native wine, Danish sugar stations, New York market links, and water with clear bottom.
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