Heir to Vast Fortune A Rockefeller Heir-to-be Revealed
Prospective heir to a fortune of 200000000, Rockefeller Jr., engaged to Miss Aldrich of Rhode Island. Born near Cleveland, educated at Brown, he rose to financial director of the Standard Oil Co. He studies Bible classes at Fifth Avenue Baptist and maintains a disciplined routine from dawn to nine in New York, aiming to ease his father’s burdens.
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Davidson Rockafeller, Jr
Able
Aldrinch
Rhode Island
Standard 1
Brown University
Great Corporation
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Rockefeller
Cleveland
Young Rockefeller
Mies Aldrich
Jockey Club
Philosapher
Mr. Rockefeller
Alpha Delhi Phi
Brown Unniversity
New York
Rockeiller
Gawood
John
Tarrytown
Last of the Bolivars and the Liberator’s Decline
The Venezuela Herald recounts Simon Bolivar the Libertador as South America’s great founder and conqueror, then notes his exile and death in Santa Marta in 1830. It chronicles the return of his remains to Caracas and mentions the last direct Bolivar heir, Fernando, who lived in modest Caracas quarters, his mind faded by age and bitterness.
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Simon Bolivar
Washington
South America
Europe
America
Spain
Hea
Jronloustes
Libertador
Santa Marta
Caracas
Juat
Don Fernando Simon Santiago Bolivar Y Palacios
Juan Vicente Bolivar Y Palacios
Holicar
Don Fernando
Anon
Innes
Venesuela Herald
Australian Oranges In Parramatta District England Comparisons
A Sydney correspondent likens Parramatta river scenery to the Thames above Richmond and notes the district’s abundant oranges. He describes lush orchards, white blossoms, and green foliaged trees bearing both oranges and blackberries, praising cultivation in the New South Wales region near Sydney.
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England
New South Wales
Parramatta
Sydney
Belhe
Australia
Kent
United Kingdom
Parramatta River
Thames
Richmond
Romania
London Globe
Edict Bans Christians from Governing in Turkey
Foreign residents in Constantinople react to the Sultan’s edict forbidding Turkish families hereafter to engage Christian governs. The Turkish Journal interrupts with a weak apology and attacks the moral character of the governors.
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Turkey
Constantinoo Plo
Half Way Town and the Tales of a Toad Rune
A fragmentary verse describes a journey through Half Way Town and nearby places. The narrator cautions travelers to stay steady, avoid looking down, and keep moving toward Half Way Town while noting the elusive Half-Way Town Youth's Companion and the steady, ongoing labor that defines the land.
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Malf-Way
Belek
Mollie Dalton Defies Odds and Becomes Doctor
In Emmonsville a beautiful young woman Mollie Dalton vows to study medicine despite romance and social doubt. Jerome Boucher, a rising lawyer, resists and breaks up, leaving Mollie to pursue training in New York and return as a practicing physician facing societal skepticism and unexpected patient patterns.
Doctor Mollie and the Eyes of Love
A tall bearded Finn visits Dr. Mollie Darling in her cluttered office seeking an eye examination. She resists at first but finally probes his gaze and a playful moment unfolds as he jokes about love in his eyes. The scene ends with him teasingly calling her doctor as their encounter lurches toward romance.
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James Noel Johnson
Daily Story Tabe. Co
Emmonsville
Atranger
Ahe
Jerome Boucher
Mollie Dalton
Jerome
Mollie Darling
Mollie
M Medical School
Mallia
L” Moullié
New York
Calla
Finn
Opey
Ely
Helen
Dockor
The Mission of the Spider and Public Prejudice
The article argues for the value of spiders in controlling insect hordes and counters prejudice against arachnids. It cites scientists including Henry McCook and discusses misconceptions about spider bites while proposing protection to reduce mosquito plagues and benefit mankind.
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N. Hudson Moore
Henry McQook
Agricultural county correspondents and monthly reports
In the United States about 2,750 counties hold agricultural importance. Each county has a principal correspondent with three assistants to cover specific territories. They receive facilities to collect reports, tabulate monthly, and submit consolidated data to statisticians, with about 100 percent monthly reporting.
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United State
Agricultural Department
Avermee
Washington Times
Renting Gol Cars in New York City Refitted Pullman Coaches
A car refitting firm in New York converts old Pullman coaches into private cars with bespoke parlors dining rooms sleeping compartments and smoking rooms. Prices range from 1.50 to 15000, offering handsome serviceable cars for moderate means. Separately reports note wheat feeding experiments showing wheat surpassing corn in value, with results across states of the corn belt and ranges experiment station conclusions.
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New York City
Pullman
Prion
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John D. Rockefeller, JR
Fortune
Sexater Aldrich
Moewnilly
D. Rockefeller, Jr
Ohio
New Fork
Standard Off Company
Lower Broadway
Mr. Hockefelier
John DY. Rockefeller, IR
THE
Grant Booth
Devary
Dr. Mollie
Wonan
Rosy
Ana
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