Tumult in Mystery Mining Saga Escalates in Town
In a Cleveland era melodrama, Smith confronts Crawford and Kinzie over stock schemes and a threatened dam project. Kinzie’s maneuvering to seize control collides with Williams, Baldwin, and Stillings as lawyers plot an injunction, muttered threats, and a daring scheme involving High Line options and a dangerous race for power.
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Trowfort Prater
Mytictown
Steeck
Strinkholders
Smith
Crawford
Tucker
Cabie
Topaz
Misa Verda
Montague
Kinzie
Baldwins
Tere
Denver
Colomet
Dexter Baldwin
Carter
Rob
del Tick
Hhem
Starbuck
Kingte
Somal
Willistis Sceinet
Schlviaga
Baldwin
Williams
David Kinzie
Music Need of Fighting Men in War Time
Charles Parsons of New York notes music boosts morale for troops. He cites Civil War and Spanish American War tunes like Dixie and There Will Be a Hot Time, and foresees canned music and phonograph records aiding front line entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sore Charles Parsons
New York
San Juan Hill
North
Glass pendant inventor aids blind nights by daylight glow
A glass pendant filled with a light absorbing substance stores daytime light and glows at night aiding locating light switches in dark rooms.
British Army Once in Berlin in 1020 Hidden Papers Reveal
In mid July 1020 a British army arrived in Berlin during a secret invasion. Led by Sir Andrew Grey, the force wore red and white Hanoverian uniforms and fought near Teipelhof. The march followed a perilous route through swamps to defend Berlin against Frederick V’s troops, the Winter King.
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Berlin
Mertin
Mloctor
James
Law
Frederick
Tatathie
Protestant Union of Germany
Wogland
Meotlend
Andrew Grey
James Tehich
Tate
Vruelan
Teipelhof
Herlin
Berlonne
American franc proposed to back by Latin trade plan
Tr Johny Nescott Mesre pushes a plan to establish a continental tenetary war era system tying American trade with South American countries. The proposal envisions an American franc valued at about one fifth of the American gold delta and would require a broad adoption by the United States once forgotten.
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Johny Nescott
South America
United States
Dortar Moore
Notable shift in American scholarly spies of the era
A Columbia University president reflects in Youth's Companion on the evolution from few Americans with global espionage reputations to a large current cohort. He argues the price in personality breadth sympathy and wisdom has been high, but believes the change is temporary.
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Nao
Columbia Universify
Amerioaos
Hero god and stage hero clash on the screen and stage
Stob Wagner notes in the Saturday Evening Post that film heroes who appear in person on stage seem diminutive beside the proscenium arch, arguing it is wiser to keep favorites within their frames or works of art rather than cross into live performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawa
Stob Wagner
Saturday Evening Post
Pulpwood Workers in Maine Earn13-20? Day by Cord
In Maine flatwood woodsmen who cut two or more cords daily for a major paper company are paid five to ten dollars per day by the cord under a piecework system. The wages appear substantial but reflect earnings outside munition factory pay scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Maine
Wares Levene Feares Ape In Hoake The Fet Wine Sears
Levene fears the ape in which she hoaks the fet wine. Sears dies here, a puzzling incident amid strange whispers and local unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levene
Fragmented query about practices and food ethics
The text appears garbled, asking about Lee practices and meaning of food ethics among others. No clear persons places or events readable.
Woman's Crowning Glory Hair Trend Ad
Fragmented ad style item notes a hair product or method titled La Cre ote and Mair brewing with price around 1.00. Reads like an early 20th century beauty claim about transforming hair appearance though wording is garbled and unclear.
Boldiere recruits through mock inspection in a military piece
The scene shows a war office officer testing recruits with a comic, disorganized drill. Private MacTootle is singled out for attention while others supply odd items like a toothbrush and rosary. The officer exposes temper and a chaotic lineup as a humorous vignette.
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War Office
The
American Men
MacTootle
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Phere
Mark Allen
John
Willams
Calonel
Paldwin
Aoman
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Hallowell
Mr. Willams
Kinzle
Britings
Micourian
Bianton
Sciftings
Kaldwin
Maliwin
Feetea
Llether Smith
Medan
Staritin
Aidwin
Aimee
Pat
Pabtein
Fran
Kita
Smuth
Tone
Mr. Crawford Stanton
Frederick V
Harton
France
Corrie Ome
Emily
Dergras Grace
Beret
Ce Rene of Ie
le Louse Coke Democrat
al Agen
Emieed
Aod
Haley
Centralia
Bint
Weielan Kegieter
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