The Two Brass Kettles of Dorchester
Floyd Ingalls recalls the Minot house in Dorchester Massachusetts and the legend of two giant brass kettles that saved two children during King Philip’s War. Uncle Zebedee narrates how the kettles moved and rang as an Indian fired, the maid hid the children beneath them, and the Indian’s fate was sealed by the kettles’ uncanny power.
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Dorchester
Mass
Zebedee
Grace
Minot
Neponset
New England
Uncle Zebedee
Uncle Zehbedee
Philip
Old Colony
Experience
Experence
Budit
Therar
Uwele Zebedee
Rebedee
A Bit of Discipline Ends in Quiet Homecoming
Katherine Heath flees her marriage to Robert Heath after a violent quarrel and vows to divorce. He quietly plans a split, then allows her to leave with money and property. After a night apart, she returns to find him patient and loving, roses awaiting her, and she realizes she cannot live without him.
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Kathy
Katherine Heath
Robert Heath
Bys
Beth Prentiss
Katherine
Liss
Maman
Katharine
Kathraine
Robert
Noted Religion Craze Spreads in Hungarian Capital
In Kecalame t, Great Brethren preachers claim visions of the Saviour and convert many. Women converts are admitted to asylums after hours of silent prayer while observers warn against profane contact. A fringe theory on race and future humanity is invoked, describing selective breeding and a culminating “finest race” concept.
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Kecalamet
Alfold
Mr. Burbank
Cenpoy Magazine
Wooden Shoes in France
The article explains why U S boots and leather exports to France are limited. It notes two rural classes using wooden or cheap leather shoes, with walnut and birch woods, birch being cheaper. Wooden shoes are carved from a solid piece of wood while leather uppers are nailed to a wooden sole.
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France
United States
Senate Beverage and Wardrobe Costs Spark Senate Expense Row
The Bennett report shows the Senate spent 860 gallons of mineral water and 2,025 for carbonated water plus 318 for lemons and sugar, totaling 3,549 for drinks. It notes odd items like costumes, cosmetics, brushes, and a silver stand, plus hair preparations and luncheon costs, with speculation on skirts and Tillman’s gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Bennett
United States Senate
Senate
Experdicores
Ibis
Tillman
Witeh Bazil
Heir Toata
Brilliantine
Vics
Papte Pring
Incs
Sha
Hig Osbices
Aloan
Engea
Eich Itka
Bashele
Asta
Maryland Wheat Crop Seen At 15 Million Bushels This Year
Maryland farmers expect a wheat yield near 15,000,000 bushels, the largest since 1900, with prices around 50 cents per bushel. The crop outlook includes favorable drying weather, steady demand in Baltimore markets, and significant cash value for growers as proceeds circulate locally.
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Maryland
Texas
Indian Territory
Balimore
Baltimore
Tidewater
Virginia
Yieita
Garman
Gona printing Uke well dressed men creates good impressions
The brief note describes well dressed men making favorable impressions at a news office. It suggests a positive reception from observers and highlights attire as a key factor in perception.
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Gona Printing
Ture News Jad
Eas Lsfieg
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Floyd Ingalls
Aotivibe
Qaite
Alfred Tennyson
al Jendoached
Lewis
John T. Lewis & Bros. CO
Front St
Phiadelphia
Besant & Apyore
Nett
Baltimore &Ohio
Washington
Frederick
Hagerstown MD
Great Southern Pte, Co
Frederick, Mo
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