Neighborly Novel Progress in Sea voyage concerns
In Grace Richmond's tale Schuyler Chase endures seasickness and fear of illness as Sally Chase, his wife, and Doctor Richard Fiske navigate care and reassurances. The couple debates keeping Josephine Jenney as housekeeper while Adelaide Sturgis resents changes amid family tensions and future plans.
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Sally
Schuyler
Heaven
Earth
Rich
Fiske
Cherry Hills
Cherry House
Jo Jenney
Josephine _enney
Doctor Chase
Julian
Josephine Jemney
Mrs. Chase
Maida
Tronre
Sally Chase
Adelaide Sturgis
Adelaide
Josephine Jenney
Sally Cherey Chase
Gil
Husehold
Rost
Richard Fiske
Schuy
Bradley
Sturgises
Bally
Jon
Out Our Way Claiming and Conceding
Analysis of shifting Republican strategy in the New York Times notes rivals Hoover and Lowden claiming Smith would beat either, with claims across eastern states and electoral tables cited by lawmakers. It portrays concessions and tactical polling as the 1930s political maneuvering unfolds.
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New York Times
Washington Dispatches
Lawser
Hoover
Smith
New York
Dickinson
Iona
Lowden
Newton
Minnesota
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Record sale buys Alice in Wonderland manuscript at 73259.30
The manuscript of Alice in Wonderland sold for 73259.30 to Dr. A S W Rosenbach who may donate it to the British Museum with a 5000 contribution. The price set a record for manuscript sales and drew international attention among collectors and English institutions.
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Commerce
A. S. W. Rosenbach
British Museum
Natio
Isa Museum
Trenty
Ted Quae
Wilbur Speech in Omaha Promotes American Goods
The report notes Secretary Wilbur in Omaha claiming American designed and built products, urging U S prosperity and self-reliance. It mentions cotton and wheat markets, with Texas previously leading production and substantial bushels and bale figures cited.
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W. A
Texas
Campaign Biography Exaggerates Hoover in China
The Chicago Journal of Commerce disputes Vernon Kellogg's 1929 campaign biography of Herbert Hoover. It argues Hoover did not hold the office of director general of mines in China, but worked as an engineer in Australia and later in a single Chinese province under Chang Yen Mao. The piece cites Hoover's 1900 Engineering and Mining Journal article and British court records, urging the Times to verify facts rather than repeat Kellogg's account.
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Chicago Journal of Commerce
New York Times
H. C. Hoover
Vernon Kellogg
Hoover
Kelloge
Air Hoover
Australia
China
York Times
London
Algernon Moreing
Bewick Moreing and Company
Tientsin
Chang Yen Mao
Bureau of Mines
Chili
Oreing
Chang
Celestial Empire
Kellogg
Engineering and Mining Journal
Times
Kaiping
Wellogg
Henry Ford
Aaron Sapiro
Chane
Yen Mao
PCR Aks Coe Ea Sages
Bewick
Changiouiers Ree
Ieee Ttinett
Fragmented OCR Sketches a Fragment of Historical Speech and Notices
The readable text hints at early printing and a public event in Omaha Nebraska, mentioning Gutenberg like craft and a gathering with advocates above bargains. It references a speaker with a mixed set of names, dates, and phrases, suggesting a loosely captured historical panel or convention fragment.
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Aderuste
Omaha
Nes
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