The Socman of Minstead Confronts Alleyne and Damsel
Alleyne confronts his mortal foe the Socman of Minstead on a Saxon field. The pair quarrel over land and kin as a daring aided escape unfolds with a noblewoman pleading and a dangerous chase through a forest and creek.
Don’t trust loose coffee sellers Arbuckles on quality
The piece argues against buying loose coffee and warns that sellers may not know the origins or quality. It stresses the need for expert selection from sound green beans and proper handling from grower to cup, implying sealed packages protect integrity.
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Ariosa
Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee Ad Claims Roast Is Art
A vintage Arbuckles ARIOSA coffee advertisement touts coffee roasting as an art. It praises the Brazilian ambassador on roasting, promotes keeping beans intact, hermetic sealing with eggs and sugar, and urges direct purchase from Arbuckle Brothers with offer of a free book and colored pictures upon signing.
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Arbuccle
Ariosa
Reed
Benwa
Ae Station
Seotens
Arbuckle Brothers
Knight and Lady Maude Encounter in Willow Glade
In a Woodland glade Maude Sparke and Alleyne encounter a courteous stranger, praising his noble conduct and seeking aid for a remaining mission. Bertrand, a troubadour ally, arrives with news of two friends headed to Christchurch to join Sir Nigel Loring at Salisbury’s castle. The tale ends as Maude departs, leaving Alleyne alone with his unfulfilled purpose.
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Himedf
Socman
Bimple Alleyne
Bertrand
Christchurch Road
Page Bertrand
Minestead Woods
Soeman
St. Magdalen
Minstead
Holmhill
Alleyne
Arthur
Christchurch
Nigel Loring
Earl of Salisbury
Family ties pull man into army recruitment plot
A narrative describes a man urged by relatives to join the military. The brother of a Cistercian monk faces pressure to secure a year of service for his kin. Aylward, recently returned from the French front, plans to join the White Company, aided by a feigned trick to pull in others. The tale mentions Sir Bemkin Aylward and a Seeman of reputation as figures in the pattern of recruitment and obligation.
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Cisteretan
Kairicvon
Seeman
Lee
Bemkin
Aylward
Iward
The Story of Mary and the Packing House Cash
A satirical tale in verse recounts Mary selling a sick lamb and various pets to a cannery style packing operation. The undertaker and Mary form a partnership, turning deceased animals into canned products and cash, as onlookers marvel at the market from a grim amusement.
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Mary
Packere
Uncle Sam to Manufacture Pennies In-House
The treasury takes over penny production from private firms and will stamp coins with the Indian head and wreath design using its own machinery. Pennies are produced in Waterbury Connecticut as blanks or planchets shipped in wooden boxes. Costs rise with copper prices. a pound yields 146 pennies, so a dollar yields 486 cents. Last year 50,710,103 pennies were minted with New York leading demand.
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Sam
Treasury
Waterbury
Conn
Uncle Sam
New York State
Illinois
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Free Music Lessons Offer For Various Instruments
A vintage notice advertises ninety six complimentary music lessons for instruments including piano organ violin guitar banjo cornet and mandolin. Weekly lessons require only postage and cost of the materials, with a free booklet promised to interested readers and friends in the locality.
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Bere
Aod
Teal Siena
Sovem Seake
Joe Conees
Ieee St Weare Cf
Agete
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