Carolyn May Comes to Live With Uncle Joe at the Corners
Carolyn May Cameron Hannahs arrives from New York after her parents vanish at sea aboard the Dunraven. She is placed with her bachelor uncle Joseph Stage at the Corners where housekeeper Aunty Rose guards her welfare. The girl befriends Prince the dog, endures firm discipline, and explores the village while adjusting to a new guardian and lifestyle.
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Qynopeia
Lont
Be Dunraven
Europe
Carolyn May Cameron
Hannahs
Carolyn
New York
Joseph Stage
Aunty Nose
Joe
Stagg
Polivar
Carolyn May
Perhipe
Prince
Hose
Aunty Rose
Rose
Mr. Stagg
Bose
Aunty Hose
Liam
Mr. Gragg
Mr. Stage
Carlyn
Joseph Stagg
Mer
Baldwick
Tim
State Yard
Kennedy
Hackman
Princeton
George Weebington
Row
Bennet
Uncle Jose
Mia Keenely
Gret House
Mr. Marlowes
Prines
Harlem
Mel
Carelyn May
Abe
Shansie
Coe
Parlow House
Eld
Mr. Parlow Dowly
Dunraven
Fragmented Civil War Charity Appeal From Cavairy Notes
A garbled historical note discusses wartime charity, funds and supplies for soldiers, including food, clothing, medicines, hospital needs and shelter. It mentions buying items for troops and civilians, with reference to dates around January 1710 and a civic drive to stock hospitals and barracks amid shortages.
Meant to Improve Workers Evening Life in Industrial District
The piece notes that in Seattle owners are developing auto and service facilities to aid workers families. It highlights how working men and their wives use cars to commute and shop, with parks and clubs forming after shifts. Officials claim car ownership boosts thrift and morale, aiding productivity.
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Seattle
Howe
TK Skinner
Nere Eddy
Decalogue for War Time Aims and Prohibition Support
A historical note outlines a wartime decalogue urging conservation of food fuel tonnage labor health and money to back national effort. It credits the Women's Christian Temperance Union with two additions urging Americans to honor veterans abroad and to aid the war against Germany by restricting liquor traffic.
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Department of the United States
Women's Christian Temperance Union
America
Amer ‘En
Germany
Traffe
Anna A. Gorden
The Most Dangerous of All Chemicals Quote
A Health Commissioner from New York City declares that alcohol is more dangerous than any drug and should be prohibited as a beverage. The remark appears in the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal and warns of alcohol’s char imbalance and degenerative effects.
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Sandard
Materia Medica
Haven Emerson
New York City
Boston Medical and Burgicel Journal
Disinclined to Matrimony Among Burmese Tribes
Disjointed OCR notes describe the Banyak Barynngs and Waa tribes in Burma, noting women’s reluctance to wed unless commanded, with grooms sometimes dragged to brides’ houses. The text falters on details, mentioning customary resistance and social norms in a fragmentary fashion.
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Burma
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