Colonel Hollis Seeks Audience With Albemarle in London
In Pauls Yard London Colonel Hollis, debt‑ridden and hopeful, presses his way to Albemarle in Whitehall. He clings to a ruby talisman and hopes a wife through Mrs. Quinn will lift his fortunes, facing repeated refusals at Albemarle’s door and a tense wait for a fateful audience.
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Wrafall
Colonel Holles
Martha Quinn
Paul's Yard
London
Mrs. Quinn
Martha
Albemarle
Paul's
Ludgate
Fleet Ditch
Hollas
Albemarte
Ile
President Urges Farm-City Union Movement at Conference
President Coolidge’s message to the National Council of Farmers’ Cooperative Marketing Associations urged a close working relationship between producers and urban consumers as essential to economic readjustment. The conference opened with remarks by Senator Capper and former Governor Lowden, highlighting cooperative marketing as a path to lower costs and better prices for both groups.
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Eciiizion
Cauliden dMat
Mr. Coolidge
Senator Capper
Kansas
Senate Farm Bloc
Frank Lowden
Titnuis
Reobert W. Bingeham
Louisville
Walton Peteet
Council
Arcricultural
Department of Agriculture
Lewden
Ermene
Secretary of Agriculture
Canadian Woman to Hang for Husband's Murder at Wish Creek
Katherine Tratch was convicted of first degree murder in Saskatchewan. Justices J F Lembury set a May date for execution after a jury verdict. The case noted she was allegedly aided by another man who persuaded her to kill her husband in the Wish Creek district on October 19.
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Albemarle
Hus
Saskatchewan
Prince Albert
Katherine Tratch
J FL Lembury
May Soo
Wish Creek
Heat patient in hospital after hot locomotive boiler incident
Herman Hoffman of 1819 East Madison Street was overcome by heat while repairing a locomotive at Frankford Junction. He was taken to Frankford Hospital with a slight heat stroke but listed in good condition and expected to be discharged in the morning.
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Philadelphia
Fen
Herman Hoffman
East Madison Street
Ann
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frankford Junction
Tie
Frankford Hospital
Vendol touted as remedy for headaches stomach and liver troubles
A Hagerstown friend recommends Vendol from Pearre's Modern Pharmacy as relief for headaches indigestion sour stomach and liver disorders. The vendor specialist claims the tonic is made from twelve herbs and leaves and urges readers to learn what Vendol can do for them.
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Stomch
Pearce
Paris Merchant Dies by Jump at Arc de Triomphe
Georges Bischoff a Paris merchant died by his own action leaping from the Arc de Triomphe. A fetter in his pocket stated he had been crushed by excessive taxation.
Miracle Joint Ease Promises Cure in Few Months
An advertisement touts a topical remedy named Joint Base that claims to relieve stiff joints by applying half an inch of cream to the affected area. It promises quick absorption and swift relief from rheumatic swelling, with testimonials of users regaining mobility and walking normally. The product is sold by J. A. Wilkinson and People's Drug Store, with wide pharmacist distribution.
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Paul
J. A. Wilkainson
People’s
Drozsuf
Dene Coy
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MEA Service Inc
Strand
Charing Cross
Whitehall
Palace
Holland
Horse Guards
Duke of York
Texel
Holles
Bruce
Portsmouth
George Monk
England
Halbert
Albamarte
Everd
Farm-City Union
Everett True
Cando
Tim
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Minnswick
Mao
Pearre
Veradel
Yendel
Dr. King
Dr. Kings
Potts & Griffin
Court Street
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market
St. Frederick, Md
Mary Lb. M. Hesson
W. Patrick St
Frederick
P. A. Beatty
Hast C. Phony
Engineer Church St. Ld
de Luxe
Axminster
Wilton Velvet
Beauvais
Ferrack Axminster
Brookline Tapestry
the Rug Store
Mullinix
Bentz
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