Cinderella and the Prince at The Pines
Elizabeth Monroe Reed, a music teacher, socializes at The Pines during a storm and a hotel blaze. She pretends to be rich, evades discovery, and forms a playful bond with Anthony Dunbar. After a week of gaiety she confesses, revealing a hidden identity and a romance, ending with a marriage proposal.
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Elizabeth
the Pines
Elizabeth Reed Monroe
Miss Monroe
Grnce Baster
Anthony Dunbay
Dunbar
Mrs. Wilkinson
Mr. Prince
Anthony Dunbar
Cinderella
Miss Reed
M. R
Monroes
Elizabeth Monroe Reed
Cinderela
West Wing
Anthony Duxbar
Pennsylvania Nurseries Seedlings Help State Forestry Drive
Pennsylvania nurseries in 1906 shipped at least 160000 white pine seedlings and 400 pounds of seed to public plantings last spring. The effort supplements large forestry programs funded by the Pennsylvania Railroad at Altoona, Lehigh Coal and Navigation in Schuylkill and Carbon counties, and state reservations, marking a promising start among ten states with reservations.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company
Schuylkill and
Carbon
Philadelphia. Ledger
Corinnas Big Horn Chronicle Opens A Colorado Tale
A tale in the Colorado valley follows Corinna Clarke and her mother Mrs. Clarke with Mr. Brown as they pursue a legendary big horn. The narrative blends frontier scenery with a romantic undertone as Corinna asserts independence, Brown pursues, and an accidental canyon mishap tests loyalties amid rugged Grand Mesa country.
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Surface
Colorado
Little Valley
Grand Mesa
Corinna
Mrs. Clarke
John Chester Brown
Mr. Brown
Eves
Edelweiss
Mammy
Tropics
Wilson
Mr. Clarke
Susanne
Mr. Browt
Big-Horn
Washington Arch
Anne
Speencer
Not All for Decoration in New Orleans Bamboo Curtains
A famed visiting illustrator grew excited by pale yellow bamboo curtains hung on the second and third story windows near the French Market. The friend reveals the curtains are not bamboo but drying spaghetti, turning the quaint house into a misread “bamboo curtains” landmark.
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New Orleans
Not a Fair Contest Between Twin Boys at Weigh-In
In a comical tale from Youth's, twin brothers Johnny and Tommy, nearly identical in appearance and weight, compete on scales at a grocery store. Tommy weighs 68 pounds 12 ounces, Johnny 69 pounds, prompting a retort about a boil on Johnny's arm and a claim that the measurement is unfair.
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Johnny
Tommy
Tom
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the Prince
Pines
Monroe
Tony
Anthony
Prospect Hill
Newport
Lenox
Ynuusual
Miss Monros
District Court of the State of
Iowa
Mills County
A. D
Cora Lee
Barbara E. Clarkson
G. L. Clarkson
A. F. Clarkson
J.C. Clarkson
Eva Henderson
Laura Bradling
Robert Sawyer
William Sawyer
Myrtle Sawyer
Lee Roland
Ruth Roland
John Roland
Myrtle Roland
District Court of
Towa
Glenwood
A. B. Clarkson
Barbara Clarkson
Rose Roland
Town
Hilker
Bilker
Snitker
Chicago Tribune
Chester
Hilledaling
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