Raxon plots power as McKimber plans a shift in New York
In this chapter Paul Raxon tightens his grip on influence while McKimber schemes to uplevel his political reach. Robin Jacob McKimber debates loyalty to family and love with Agatha Brown as tensions rise over a midnight tower interview and a looming national committee decision.
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Paul Raxon
Raxon
McKimber
Harrisburg
Robin McKimber
Agatha Brown
M Raxon
Sneed
Tower
Robin
Agatha’ Brown
Senate
Raxons
New York
Washington
Roxon
Agatha
Peter
Enry
Nita
Old Bradney
Bradney
Uncle Fleming
Henry the Eighth
Malet
Barnes
Home environment shapes character more than any other
A Thrift Magazine summary notes tests on children's moral and religious development show the home, especially the mother, has the strongest influence. It asserts that a child’s life course is decided by age seven, with early seven year readings predicting future outcomes. Welfare workers report rescued derelicts originate from morally wholesome homes.
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New York Bowery
Thrift Magazine
Level Balance Things Even Up
A reflection on shifting maturity in society noting youth's growing sophistication and proposing that aging appears more juvenile by comparison. The piece contrasts perceptions of youth and elders and hints at social dynamics shaping behavior across generations.
Hittite Relics Found in Temple at Beth Shan
Fresh evidence from Tel el Hologen in Beth Shan reveals Hittite Egyptian era conflicts over Palestine. Alan Rowe’s Pennsylvania University expedition found temples dating Thothmes III to Rameses II, with Egyptian officers, blue faience ring, lapis lazuli scarab, and a three year old bullock sacrifice remains.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Egypt
Pennsylvania University Museum
Alan Rowe
Tel el Ehlogen
Biblical
Beth-Shan
Seti
Rameses
Rowe
Thothmes III
Rameses II
Cypress
Anatolia
Babylonia
Thothmes II
Hathor
Sutekh
Horus
Rameses West Kephesh
Dagon
Saul
Gilboa
Pacific Exports to South America Show Big Gain
Exports from Pacific coast states to South American republics rose 236 percent from 1913 to 1926, reaching over 15 million dollars. Ecuador Bolivia Peru and Chile together accounted for 36 percent of their combined export trade in 1926, with U S products fueling demand for foodstuffs lumber petroleum and other goods as transportation limits hinder expansion and return cargoes grow.
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Washington
Pacific
South America
Department of Commerce
Ecuador
Bolivia
Peru
Chile
Department
United States
Escuador
New Barrier for Auto Bandits in England
London police introduce a new barrier to deter motor bandits. Two three-quarter barriers placed on each side form an artificial S bend to force cars to slow and 위험 tires. sharp instruments are fitted to rip tires on collision.
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London
Prodigies Sacrifice Childhood Says One
Jascha Heifetz argues that musical prodigies lose their natural childhood as a result of early fame. He cites Yehudi Menuhin and suggests retiring young talents for most of a season to build poise and motivation, warning that too many performances can spoil them.
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New York
Jascha Heifetz
Yehudi Menuhin
Heifetz
Women of middle age find vigor with Lydia E Pinkham's
Mrs Annie Kwinski of Milwaukee and Mrs Mattie Adams of Brewton share how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved their health after years of tiredness and weakness. They report renewed energy to enjoy books plays grandchildren and civic life, with thousands of women past fifty crediting the remedy.
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Annie Kwinski
1St Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia E
Pinkham
Mattie Adams
Downing Street
Brewton
Ala
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Painter Husband In Critical Condition
Doctor notes husband is very ill with purple hands, diagnosis linked to his painting work. Wife explains he is a painter. Doctor suggests diagnosis affects prognosis, implying limited hope if not for his occupation.
Madge Postpones Answer to Jack Over Rat ing
Madge has postponed answering Jack until she can look up his rat ing. The asset test, so to speak.
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Madge
Jack
Drinking More Water May Ease Kidney and Bladder Irritation
An authority explains that acidity irritates the kidneys and bladder causing burning, frequent urination, and bladder weakness. The remedy advised is drinking soft water, taking four ounces of Jad Salts daily for two to three days to neutralize acids and restore normal urinary function.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Mig Chem
Buffalo
Grippe
Pape
North American Pys Corporation
Mt. Vernon
N, Y
U. S. Dept. of A. Culture
Push& K-R-O
Huey
Sardinia
Ohio
Pastor Koenigs Nervine
Korey
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
Wyndham Martyn
The
Father
National Committee
Amethysta
McKimbers
Mr. McKimber
England
Spohn
Speier
Spahn Medical Co
Goshen
Indiana
Alpine
Texas
Towns Remedy Co
Grove’s
Hanford
Houston
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