Mixed Pickle on a Transcontinental Romance
Lieut. Harry Mallory and Marjorie Newton plan to elope aboard a cross country train. A taxicab wreck delays them as porters and passengers bustle about. The couple wrestle with divorce laws and lingering vows while a detective and ex-spouses loom in the background before the lovers finally cling in an embrace as the train departs.
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Harry Mallory
Phiippines
Asfarjorle Newton
Porter
Ira Lathrop
Alopers
Jimmie
Wellington
Reno
Sammy Whitcomb
Malory
Rev
Temple
Gate of Paradise
Mra. Susdick
Mra
Mra. Fosdick
Yassum
New York
Arthur
Edith
Wyoming
Utah
Iowa State Line
Fosdick
Mallory
Marjorie
Jane
Manila
Ater
Celebrated Armorers of Europe in the Sixteenth Century
Old descriptions praise armorer workmanship with refined fit and finish. Noted masters such as Jacob Topfus in England, Lorenzo Cokman of Augsburg, Lucio Pin as Milanese, and German armorers from the sixteenth century shaped the art and renown of their craft.
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Jacob Topfus
England
Asi
Lorenzo ‘Cokman
Augsberg
Lucio -Pin
The Little Brown House Returns a Couple to Peace
After a long divorce and a staged separation, Margery Graham and Henry Wade reunite in the old family home. Henry confesses he fled the club life and Margery reclaims Polly Marie, the baby they adopted, while both rediscover a genuine home. The couple vow to hide past troubles and live as a real family in their cherished dwelling.
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Margery Graham
Henry Wade
God
Norton & Norton
Kelcy West
Henry
Rita Whitmore
Young West
Rita
Margery
Polly Marie
Polly
Martha
Margy
Polly ‘Marie
Mary Hall
Mary
Wade
Little Brown House
Mother Earth
Madonna
Western Canada grain outlook improves profits rise
The article reports favorable crop conditions across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with heavy rains and timely rainfall boosting wheat oats barley and flax prospects. It notes central Alberta crops ahead of last year and a harvest consensus of about 250 million bushels for the growing crop as weather improves across the West.
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Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
West
Fame is founded on labors for mankind says Sumner
A quotation attributed to Charles Sumner states that lasting fame rests on deeds that advance human happiness, marking a moral standard for public virtue and civic achievement.
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Charles Sumner
Height of Selfishness in Haunted House Quote
A Florida Times Union remark notes some men are so selfish they would not give up the ghost even in a haunted house. The quip highlights stubborn self-interest in a humorous way.
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Florida Times Union
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R -Rupe Hughes
Henry W. Savage
LL & Fly Go
Walter Temple
Associated Literary Press
Carter
Charles ES
Broad St
Philadelphia
Ad Allen
Mall
Polit Tren
Cde
Allen
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