Thanksgiving at the cottage stirs tensions with Levine
Lydia Marshall cleans and hosts a blended gathering that includes Amos, John Levine, and visiting Lydia. Tensions flare when Charlie Jackson declares he is full blooded and critiques white sovereignty, prompting a confrontation with Dave Marshall and Levine.
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John
Amos
Lizzle
Dave Marshall
Margery
Dave
Lydia
Levine
Marshall
Arimchair
Lizale
Lake Shore
Charlie Jackson
Kent
Ana
Layla
Charlie
Marg
Republican Congress
John Levine
Haly
Oharile
American town unites after sheriff Levine shot
Charles Jackson suspected as the shooter after Levine is grazed near the lung but identity remains uncertain. Lydia defends Levine while Amos, Kate, and John react with tension as the town reels from the incident and Levine enters convalescence.
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Amos
Lizzie
Lydia
Mr. Levine
Tm x
Billy Norton
John Levine
Levine
Billy
Pa Norton
Norton
Pantry Disarray Sparks Quiet Household Moment
Lydia notes disorder in the kitchen as Kitcheat observes old Lizzie refilling the stove and muttering. A dirty apron on Lydia reveals unfamiliar care in the household, hinting at strain or neglect.
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Lizzie
Lydia
Remarkable Jersey Cabbages Fuel Cane Industry
On the Isle of Jersey a cabbage variety grows 12 to 15 feet tall. Its sturdy stems supply material for a lucrative walking stick industry, turning oversized plants into canes.
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Isle of
Jersey
Early hump yards in Europe and America
Records show that hump railroad yards were maintained at Speldorf Germany in 1876 and on the Paris Lyon and Mediterranean line in 188 in France. The first American yard is said to have been built by the Pennsylvania Railroad at Issar Hulfs station two miles south of Greenbush Virginia.
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Tye
Levine
Lydia
Charlie Jackson
Kent
John
Adam
Lizzie
New Mexica
Speldorf
Germany
Paris
Lyon
Mediterranean
France
America
Penn Tvania Railroad
Issar Hulfs Station
Greenbush
Noted Growth in Gratitude and Appetite for Rewards
A brief Liberty article describes a very young girl who values small gifts and learns as she grows that some men expect rewards for their presents. She expands her scrutiny to a horse’s mouth, its teeth, and even its tail, reflecting a shift toward critical evaluation.
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Whyra Sumfer
Liberty
Hat Store Ad and Notary Public Notice in Lancaster Area
An old Lancaster ad announces Wingert Haas Hat Store at 144 N Queen St with largest fall hat and glove selection. It lists notary public deeds and mortgages at 18 Lincoln Ave Lititz and insurance contact Ada Schnerer at 1533 Spruce St. Includes phone 7-R-2 and mentions cash paid.
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Lincoln Ave
Lititz
Notary Public and Insurance
Ada Schnerer
Spruce St
Wingert & Haas Hat Store
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Yyve Pines
Rosie
Mrs. Marshall
Elvira
Mr. Marshall
Mamma
Tian
Florence Dombey
Elviry
Simry
Divence Dombey
Mel
Dad
Lvrry Marshall
Ames
Levine Ames
Simall
Chapter
Nere
Doctor Fulton
Amo
Doc
Daddy
Dov
W. Flory Brunnerville, Pa
Long & CO
Lancaster County
Express Printing CO
The
Express
Fanny
Troy
Long’s Pressing Parlor
Doster
Roy H. Long
Finkelstein Cleaner and Dyer
Federal Metal
Walter Krafft
Rothsville, Pa
Bell
Lititz Exch
Louis Huebener
Insurance Service
E. Main St
J. B. Herr
Notary Public
Lititz, Pa
Hershey & Gibbel Conveyancers, Scriveners Real Estate
Geo. L. Keith
Lancaster
A. Haas
Queen St
Lancaster, Pa
Harold Murr
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