Randolph and a girl in a taxi tale of romance
Hubert Hervey Ran tolph, a young New York socialite, pursues Madge Von Tellier after a rejected marriage proposal. A taxi ride with a ragged love interest unfolds with intimate talks about past losses, a nurse, and a beloved dog, ending with tender reassurance amid emotional turmoil.
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Bynopals
Hubert Hervey Ran
Tolph
New York
Madge von ‘Elller
Misa Imogen Pamela Thornton
Randolph
Duke Beamer
Bermer
Ils
Christmas Night Deception Leads to Mysterious Cab Exchange
In a tense sequence, Robert Hervey Randolph persuades Imogene Pamela Thornton to stay until ten, then departs with plans that hint at a Christmas scheme. Randolph covertly awakens a cabman, proposes buying the wagon, and offers two hundred dollars to switch vehicles, signaling a strange, escalating ruse.
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Vivienne Vivierne
Pamela Thornton
Randolph
Teap
Maggie
Parcela
Robert Hervey Randolph
Bob
Randy
Ass Thornton
Robert
Hery
Mr. Randolph
Miss Thornton
Heappen
Imoene
Imogene Pamela
Gowan
Hess
Dyer
Mr. Mandolph
Vilage Cab Company
Rank Displayed by High Heels in Venetian Dress
In Venice the introduction of high heels marked social rank as decor echoed by elaborate decorations. The height of the heels signified status for both men and women, reflecting the era’s courtly display.
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Venice
Emblem Presented to New York High School Girl
Misa Pauline Henkel, fourteen, received a patriotic service gold medal from 8. W. Galbraith Jr. of the American Legion for World War II work. The ceremony at the Fifth Avenue Public Library honored her as the Little Colonel, famed for liberty bond sales and wartime public speaking.
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New York
Misa Pauline ‘Henkel
Gould
W. Galbraith, Jr
American Legion
Rankin Drew -Post
Fifth Avenue Public Library
Guard of Honor
Misa Henkel
Mating Corps
Liutenanta Miller
Gumpert
Jansson
America
Legion Post Adopts Creed In Somerville Era Era
Somerville Massachusetts post of the American Legion adopts a creed affirming dependability equality for ex-service men and steadfastness to right. The Kunade department aims for 40 000 members in 1921 with 814 posts and 106 Auxiliary units. Victory medals will continue to be distributed though recruiting slows.
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Somerville
Maxs
American Legion
Kunade Department of the
The
Legion
Women's Auxiliary
Hartford War Hero Bannigan Left Legacy in Service
Samuel Bannigan, a Hartford veteran and business leader, served as captain in World War I and became the first state adjutant of the American Legion. He directed Hartford Soldiers Sailors and Marines club in 1918 and helped organize Rau-Locke post No. 8. He worked with city officials on war risk insurance and chaired the Hartford Hills national soldiers' fund committee.
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Mr. Randolph
Eyra
Kise
Tim
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Tron
Tanorph
Imogene Painela
Trang
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Bannigan
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Georgestown Academy
New Britain
Conn
Hartford
Br. Bannigan
Cammittee
Hartford Hills
National Soldiers’ Fond
Turn Hospital to State Under Texas Legion Plan
The Texas department of the American Legion moves to turn the Legion Memorial hospital at Kerrville over to state control so the 1,600,000 expansion for 600 tubercular patients can proceed. Legion officials praise Governor’s action and note continued Legion oversight with state health authorities and the tuberculosis program. The story also notes statewide veterans legislation, including adjusted compensation and emblems protection, reflecting postwar benefits for World War I veterans. George Leander of Des Moines reports receiving eight bars and a Victory Medal.
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Texas Department of the American Legions
Legion Memorial Hospital
Kerrville
Legion
State Board of Control
Charles W. ‘Scruggs
The
Karena
Kapsag
American Legion
Atete
Auxiliary
George Leander
Angonne Pogt
Des Moines
Old Lake Dwellings Unearthed After Swiss Drought
A Cablegram to the New York Times reports Swiss drought revealing ancient lake dwellings at Lake Neuchatel. Many piles remain preserved, with boats visible as archaeologists plan excavations. Doctor Kellerchiet notes these sites were last inhabited in the first century A.D. Authorities seek volunteers to aid exploration.
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Switzerland
Archaeologiata
Ata
Neuchritel
New York ‘Times
Kellerchiet
Samples Not Impressive Says Agent About Cook Hire
A terse exchange questions why a cook could not be secured through an employment agent. The dialogue hints at improvised explanations and unsteady temple references without clear resolve.
Ink Spots for Fresh Ink Stains and Spring Overcoats
A brief odd clipping notes ink stain removal with ammonia and mentions painters applying spring overcoats. It comments on neighborly belief that political jobs are earned, hinting at social attitudes of the time.
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Pauline Henkel
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