Meeds hold clue to buried silver in Civil War tale
Kate Meed and Caroline chase a legend of a silver tea service said to hide on Meed Meadows land. Major Meed recounts how Pompey buried it during a raid while the Civil War raged, a secret that haunts the family as Kate longs to uncover the truth.
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Kate
Caroline Meed
Meed Meadows
Sam Heed
Althy
Zeke
Morgan Prentiss
Eve Elwell
Major Meed
Jeff Howard
Meeds
Jeff
Caroline
Shelby
Cnlhia Cuenault
Meed
Silver
Morgan
Eve
Morn Prentiss
Africa
Abthy
Mountaineer
Kate Honey
Dodd Chenault
Chenaults
Lex
General LaFayette
Grandad
Corie
Sam
Major
Cynthia
Lexington
LaFayette
Pompey
John
Face Pimples Remedies Enduring Over Four Decades
A health advisory notes pimples arise from minor skin disturbances or deeper causes and recommends nightly use of Resinol Ointment to soothe irritation and aid healing. It urges washing with Sinol Soap and offers free samples from Resinol Dept. 10 Baltimore Md.
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Dept. 10
Baltimore
Broadway Couples Showcase Blended Careers and Domestic Harmony
The piece highlights married theater duos like Katherine Cornell with Guthrie McClintic and Alfred Lunt with Lynne Fontanne. It notes shared offices, mutual script approval, and coordinated vacations as they balance stage work and home life. It also references Helen Hayes and Charles MacArthur and Melvyn Douglas with Helen Gahagan, underscoring the era’s theater marriages.
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New York
Broadway
Katherine Cornell
Guthrie MecClintic
Beekman Place
Manhattan
Lunts
Cornell-McClintic Twain
Alfred Lunt
Lynne Fontanne
Vienna
Tennessee Depot
Wis
Melvyn Douglas
Helen Gahagen
David Belasco
Miss Gahagen
Clifton Webb
Guild Theater
Mr. Dough
Dougas
Helen Hayes
Charles MacArthur
Father Is Target In Flag Dispute
A fragmented notice notes a marital saga centered on a theater couple. The excerpt mentions Miss Hayes leaving Broadway amid a dispute, returning home to her infant daughter Mary, and sharing supper with her literary spouse. The item hints at a high profile marriage on the stage.
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Victoria Regina
Miss Hayes
Mary
Broadway
Atlanta, Ga
George C. Leoles
Dorothy
Broadway's Rose and Brice Form Distinct Stage Pair
The text notes the distinct personas of Billy Rose and Fanny Brice, noting they share Broadway life without interfering in each other’s ventures. It mentions Grace George and William A. Brady reuniting for a stage project with George as lead actress and Brady as producer, the Bradys celebrating a long marriage.
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Billy Rose
Fanny Brice
Broadway
Mr. Rose
Texas
Misa
Brice
Rialto
Grace George
William A. Brady
Miss George
Mr. Brady
Bradys
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