Millicent's London Ju Ju Rescue and Restored Fortune
Millicent strands Schwartz in a web of deceit over a stolen ju ju. Prince John, the Dale End gang, and Mr. Warden orchestrate a legal reversal: Schwartz signs over a quid pro quo while Millicent's gesture returns the talisman to its rightful owners and secures rewards for the Black community. The family seals the affair with reconciliation and a new pony for Millicent.
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Dale End
London
Clesk
Schwartz
Warden
Bob
Southend
West End
Ostend
Mile End
Waterloo
Mr. Banks
Prince John
Jack
Dale Enders
Dan
Mom
Dad
Mr. Warden
Times
Tib
Rikki
Poll
Bill Bailey
Young Friend
Aaid Schwartz
Mole
Dorothy
Drury Lane
Edwarts
Evangeline
Millicent
Bank of England
Black Prince
Polly
Monte Carlo
Mr. Stanhope
Mr. Schwartz
Tremendous Task In Law Study And Angling Observations
A fragmentary reminiscence quotes W F Armistead on pike behavior and angling rules. It notes a student debating law specialties and rights to hunt, plus a reflection on game shooting months and days permitted across regions. The brief blends education ambitions with natural history.
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Armistead
Orlando Jay Smith Bork Funereal at Sleepy Hollow
Orlando Jay Smith former president of the American Press Association died Sunday evening and was laid to rest at Sleepy Hollow. Funeral services were held at his Dobbs Ferry home. Attended by many prominent men, officials, employees of the APA, and Loyal Legion members. Floral tributes surrounded the casket.
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Plany
Mead
Associatin
Tarrytown
Orlando Jay Smith
American Presa Association
Sleepy. Hollow
Major Smith
Dobbs Fersgig
The
Dec
Eployes
Lae Alon
Shoppers in Panic as Fire Cries Trigger Stampede
Chaos erupts in a downtown store when a shopper yells Fire. One woman dies and many are injured in the rush to exit. Authorities report the fire call was a hoax.
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Jobe
Joseph
Dee
Christma
Frederick market prices from farmers' exchange 1908
Quotations from Frederick farmers exchange show prices for grains hay and feed. Wheat and corn values range from 82 to 90 cents for ear corn and 1.60 to 1.70 per 100 pounds for government seed. Timothy and mixed hay listed from 8 to 13 per ton with clover around 4 to 9 dollars. Cotton seed meal priced at 82 dollars per ton.
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Tarrek
Baus
Timothy
Nor Bauro
Brea Va
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