Revenue and leather goods noting historical prices
The excerpt records 1925 revenue figures and comparisons to 1915, mentioning amounts like $1kg and $66 or similar numbers. It notes natural fair cowhide used for women’s coats handbags and hats, highlighting shades of Jersey Guernsey Holstein and Old Red Cow.
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Jersey
Guernsey
Mrs Johnston plans New York loan and Europe voyage
Mary Johnston faces a rapid exit as Mrs Johnston negotiates a land loan in Rangeley's bank and arranges a swift sail abroad. Ned and Claude pursue Polly Johnston to uncover truths about Mary and the mysterious woman.
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Ned
Mrs Johnston
Mary
Claude
Jiminy
Lucky
Mrs. Johnston
Miss Johnston
Polly
Glaude
Polly—Johnston
Nel
Bia
Yohni
Inary
Rim
John
Peace Valley
Claude Dobbs
Cabb
Mary Johnston
Englan
Mother
New York
Troth
C. M
Polly Johnston
Claude Dabbs
Carter
Loren Bangetey
Uriele Claude
Tungeley
Jimny
Clover Hollow
Plaza
Rangeley
Europe
Anz
Loren Kengeley
Enrape Loren. Rangeley
Vonce
Aoe
Fragmented Reading of a Family Past in a Boarding House
A narrator recounts untold family history from Limekilns New Jersey to New Brunswick. Mary listens as Mrs Johnston reveals a poor upbringing, a boarding house, and an Uncle in hiding. The tale hints at a past romance and a man named Dabbs shaping future ties.
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Mary
Mother
Mr. Carter
Claude Dobbs
Ned
C. M
Claude
Polly
Mrs. Johnston
Dabbs
John Slater
John
White House
Mr. Dobbs
Polly Johnston
Claude Dabbs
Swat
Limekilns
N. J
New Brunswick
Merte
Pennsylvania
Bradley
Tee
Johnston
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Margaret Turnbull
Mr Carter
Tate
Mary-girl
Mrs. Johnson
Venice