Yellow Moon Sleep and the Quest of Con Laving
John Lavington and Mary Martin cling to love in Michigan as hardship unravels their family. Mary dies after childbirth. Con is sent on a global search by Andrew March to recover his wife and daughter, aided by a Chinese map from Chee Ming. Con's voyage begins with a forced bag theft and a dangerous quest.
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Bynopels
John Lavington
Mary Martin
Michigan
John
Martina
Mary
Cornelius
Koresh
Con
Con Io
Andrew March
Chee Ming
Gobi Desert
Andrew Marth
Gobi
Maren
Levington
Shansung
Asia
America
Wedger
Peking
Tien-teln
Tartar
March
Fle
The Ensurta Queen and a perilous journey to Shan-sung
Levington wakes aboard the Ensurta Queen in Tong-hu and learns Chee Ming has stolen his map. Fleeing by river to Peking then caravaning toward Kalgan, Levington travels under winter skies toward Shan-sung with a dry Kafka guide, fate unclear.
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Levington
Con
Great Wall
Con's
Kalgan
King Lakes
Shan-sung
Astronomical Mystery and Deep Space Questions
The article discusses a pale background glow in the night sky, debated by astronomers as to whether it is produced by quadrillions of suns or a nebular haze. It notes dark, jet black wells in constellations Sagittarius and Scorpio and references Antares with immense distance and luminosity.
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Sagtarius
Scorpio
Antares
Earth
Lost Minutes Read by Orison Marden Says Time Shapes Power
The learned man Orison Swett Marden tells Chicago Daily News readers that two qualities drive greatness speed and power. He argues that speed breeds power and those who value time make every minute count to leave a lasting mark.
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Orison Swett Marden
Chivago Dally Newa
Quaker Minister Thanks Tanlac For Health Revival
The long respected Rev. Parker Moon of Southwest Missouri credits Tanlac with restoring his health after five years of nervous indigestion back troubles and insomnia He reports improved appetite sleep and no need for laxatives and endorses Tanlac to others sold by leading druggists everywhere
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Missouri
Parker Moon
Society of Friends
Quakers
Parker
Tanlac
Texas
Taniac
Youngest US vice presidents and Breckinridge career overview
The text notes Franklin D Roosevelt at thirty six as a queried future VP. It records John Cabell Breckenridge becoming vice president at age thirty six in 1857. It covers his later run for president, Senate election, Confederate service, and death in Lexington Kentucky on May 17 1875.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
John Cabell Breckenridge
James Buchanan
Breckenridge
Woodman, spare that tree cried poet in Louisville
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes the line woodman spare that tree and the poet retorts no more wood pulp no more paper no more poetry in a brief, witty exchange.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
States Debt and Revenue Surpluses in 1919 Census
The 48 states show 31 with revenue exceeding expenditures by 50,192,314 dollars or 7.4 cents per capita, and 17 with deficits totaling 15,378,246 dollars or 43.8 cents per capita. Overall surplus is 84,814,008 dollars or 33.1 cents per person, per the Census Bureau report by Sam L. Rogers.
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Sam L. Rogers
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
Not Willing. Delegation of lady lobbyists visits senator
A Birmingham Age-Herald report notes a secretary relaying that a senator would not see a delegation of female lobbyists who insisted on waiting. The article adds a humorous quip and mentions England using over B thousand miles of canals.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
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Dory Street
Nagasaki
Yellow Sea
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Don Levington
Tong-hu
Liverpool
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Tania
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England
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