The Forgers Bride in Bree Village
In June 18th era Bree changes as Joe Dyer, a presumed Springfield forger, is examined by Squire Tyler. Sally Tyler and Joe reveal a bond while the squire, shocked by a forged accusation, learns the truth and accepts the couple. Sally later becomes the Foxger's Bride as October colors bloom.
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Mr. Tyler
Paphro Tyler
Joseph Dyers
T. A
Tyler
Sally
Squire
Mrs. Tyler
Mr. Dyer
Joe
Springfield Armory
Bally
Mr. Adkins
Wingfield
Thortier Bine
Dollhouse Bowing Machines Reflect Modern Toy Trends
The passage notes bowing machines as new furniture for doll houses. It suggests boys may dismantle them to learn how they work, while girls remain unaware of the operation. The piece comments on modern children not toiling and preferring ready made clothes for their dolls, mirroring parental trends.
Sickle of Capt Locke Exhibited in Concord NH Relic
A historic sickle once owned by Capt John Locke and linked to his last battle against eight Indians on Rye Straw's Point, is exhibited in Concord New Hampshire by George Locke of Manchester. The relic, mounted with a portrait of William Locke, will be presented to the New Hampshire Historical Society.
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A. Milsterical Bickle
Concord
N.H
William Yeaton
Manchester
N. H
Smarrer
John Locke
George Locke
William Locks
Capt Locke
William Locke
William
Rye
Epsom
Alexandra
The
Historical Society
Silas
Henry
G. M. Locke
Mra BE. H. Hutchins
State OF
Illinois
Marshall
Circuit Court
Marshall County
A. D
George O. Hall
John C. Tall
Mary Blood
Jennie Leach
Florence Shaw
Joseph H. Hall
Gertrude Hall
Charlee A. Camp
Nancy A. Coan
Jennio c
Anid
Sata
Jannico Leach
Lacon
John B. Wright
T . Wildebrant
T. IF. Clover
Goliostera
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