Stained Glass Window Fight in Mapleton
In Mapleton Miss Parkins runs the Eagle office and confronts Henry Bradford over a proposed stained glass window memorial to Mary Underhill Bradford. An emotional editorial about Mary’s life spirals from memory to a final decision to destroy the explosive piece, preserving Ina’s college path.
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Earl Dear Biggers
Miss Harkins
Eagle
Main Street
Mapleton
Atlas Parkins
Mies Parkins
Magleran
Suny
Thames
Anel
Coop
Wetturk
Ford
Bel
Nis
Camily
Jack
Monnie
Lowe
Surkee
Parkins
Mary
Maury Upderhill
Miss Parkins
Mica
Rollese
Moury Bradford
Ming
Ann
Eamieone
Mary Bradford
Mies Parking
Keem
Lome
Mick Parkins
Henry Bradford
Aly
Henry
Miss Perkins
Mise Parkins
Emile
Praver
Rome
Handkerchiet
Metmertil
Cte
Itm
Meg Harkins
Henry Srafford
Miki
Chadford Jeanei
Center Street
Mary Underhill Bradford
Chicago F
Mr. Bradford
Bradford
Fugle
Miss Parking
Compson
Grent
Cain
Henley
Jimon
Mary Underhill
Parking
Beran
Ina
Ann Parking
Miks Parking
John
Mins Parkins
Desirable Square House With Front Porch Design
William A Radford outlines an economical square home featuring a broad pergola porch and integrated living spaces. The design emphasizes straight exterior walls, a central hall, five second floor bedrooms, a sleeping porch, and flexible room use while praising brick construction for durability and comfort.
Rush to explain the Russian troops rumor and watered stock tale
A fragmented wartime rumor article reviews claims that Russian troops passed through England with vague explanations. It discusses Sir Frederick Maurice’s assertion and a counter version about a stationmaster’s remark. The piece then shifts to the origin of watered stock, linking it to Daniel Drew and Fisk. It ends with news of Joseph Priestley’s home to become a memorial at Pennsylvania State College.
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England
Frederick Maurice
Lerten
Crewe
Daniel Drew
James Fisk
Jay Gould
Wall Street
Joseph Priestly
Susquehanna River
Northumberland
Pennsylvania State College
Philadelphia
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William A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
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Fisk