Molly McDonald a Tale on the Frontiers Saga
Sergeant Hamlin volunteers to escort a headstrong woman, Molly McDonald, back from Dodge toward the Arkansas border after a dangerous mission. He recalls a prior skirmish with Indians and battles fatigue while plotting to prevent her from continuing toward Devere as raiders loom.
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Miss Molly McDonald Begins Hard Ripley Journey
Miss Molly McDonald leaves for the plains seeking adventure and duty. The young army girl faces a stark Ripley welcome, rough surroundings, and a stage to Santa Fe as she questions passage and arrival. She meets a post trader at Fort Marcy and weighs dangers with resolve, as plans for departure unfold.
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Noiseless Homes and Greek Women's Progress
Article contrasts a proposed noiseless home movement advocating muffled construction and restraint with a future where all life is conducted quietly. It also notes Greece’s early women’s paper and the Greek National Council of Women pushing for employment, native industry support, and equal rights in government.
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Greece
Mme. Carlirhoe Parren
Aiueet Women's Organization
Ladies’ Society
Greek National Council of Women
San Antonio student Miss James as Famous Pose for New U S Bill
Washington Aittle Texas and New York artist Kenyon Cox shape Miss James of San Antonio as the model for Plenty, a goddess on a forthcoming Uncle Sam bill. The sculpture career may rise on this image, with Miss James hoping friends remember her days beyond the pose.
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Aittle
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New
Dvelyn James
San Antonio
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New York City
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Miss James
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8. H. James
Caruso Interrupted by Dog Bark at Met Opera
During Caruso's performance of Aida at the Metropolitan Opera a small dog yelped loudly causing a momentary pause. A well dressed woman wrestled the animal while ushers moved in. The owner's identity and Caruso's quiet remark remained unclear.
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Soldiers to Act as Maids in Austrian Service Manual
Vienna reports a new service manual for Austrian soldiers who serve as servants. It outlines duties in peacetime including table waiting wine service and cleaning tasks such as washing duge and cleaning bird cages. On campaign soldiers must forage for suitable furniture, seal windows against insects, and kill mosquitoes and vermin.
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Old Astor House to Close and Likely Demolish
The famed Astor House in New York will shut its doors and likely be razed for a Broadway subway project. The hotel and its property are owned jointly by Vincent and William Astor, with Vincent asking 1,000,000 for his share.
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Astor House
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Two Continents
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Sponge Left In Abdomen Causes Patient’s Death
Alliance report states a sponge left in Mrs. Sarah Tracy’s abdomen after an operation for appendicitis caused her death. The initial surgery occurred a year ago in a Cleveland hospital, and a subsequent procedure revealed the retained sponge.
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Sued Neighbor Over Ten Thousand Damages Joke
James C. McReynolds recalls his first Tennessee law practice where Stout Killsman sought $10,000 damages after calling him a hippopotamus two years earlier. McReynolds quips that he did not sue sooner due to a circus passing through town last week.
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Tennessee
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Easy Bargain and a Sandy Seat Scene in Car
A woman who stood holding a strap confronts her husband after unsuccessfully trying to move selfish passengers from crowded seats. She vows never to speak if he sits while others stand. He retorts with a wry remark about buying peace. The note ends with a comment on an Atlantic liner’s size and a comparison to a skyscraper.
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