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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1927

Page

7

Recluse of Fifth Avenue Ends in Romantic Turmoil

The mcKimber saga continues as Agatha Brown leaves the Raxon household after a thwarted romance with Robin McKimber. Agatha faces a hard choice between loyalty to her father’s circle and love, while Robin hunts for her with De Guillain's complicity testing loyalties and motives.

McKimber Grahams Old William Miss Brown Robbie Robin Agatha Darling Robin McKimber Kaxon John McKimber Peter Milman McKimbers Ray- Robin Neel Barnes Fleming Bradney Raxon Roxon Sneed de Guillain Malet Young McKimber Madame la Duchesse de Fromage-Verte Department of the Loire Tuscany Hamilton Buxton Piping Rock Agatha Brown Beau Garcon

Champion Crank George Franel A Beyond-Eccentric Leader

The article profiles George Franel known as Champion Crank, a famed American eccentric who claimed a world tour in 80 days and led public efforts such as the 1903 Columbian Exposition march. He built ships during the California gold rush, advised Australian miners, introduced street railways in Europe, and supported the Union during the Civil War while backing the Union Pacific and Credit Mobilier ventures. He founded Omaha, held vast lands, faced litigation over title, was deemed insane, and died in New York at seventy six.

Champion Crank George Franel Chicago Train California Australia Europe England Union -Pacific Railway Credit Mobilier Omaha New York Don ©. Seltz

Oxford University Library Founded by Thomas Cobham

The first university library in Oxford was founded in 1820 by Thoma Cobham bishop of Worcester. In 150 Sir Thomas Hadley funded making the library fit and handsome with seats shelves and all that may be needed to better pur pora.

Oxford Thoma Cobham Worcester Thomas Hadley

Cider and Holiday Recipes from The Kitchen Cabinet

An assortment of autumn recipes and kitchen tips from The KITCHEN CABINET offering cider flavored dishes, cookies, soups, and savory preparations. Includes Lebkuchen and Spice Cockles, Cornflake Macaroons, and Creamed Tuna as well as a variety of luncheon soups and entrees like Roast Camelon of Beef with bananas, Sweetbread Ramekins, and Mexican Hash.

Poetic Idea Evolved in a Boy Mind

Richard Le Gallienne echoed the view that poets are children and children are poets. He recalled a summer with country weekers who asked where old moons go, and another boy suggested they are cut up for stars.

Small Boy Richard ,le Gallienne

Rossi Claims World’s Largest Promissory Note

M F Rossi of San Jose California says he possesses a parchment dated 1480 that promises payment of 200 gold florins with 6 percent interest. Rossi estimates the note could yield about 41 trillion dollars in today’s value, based on a florin worth $200 in American currency.

M. F. Rossi Antiquarian San Jose Calif Rossi Florentine

Watch Found in Concrete Sparks Old Dollar Legend

In Ola Kansas OG H Lightner uncovered a watch embedded in concrete used for a bridge project. The crystal was broken and the face damaged but the watch still ticked when wound. The concrete dated twelve years prior.

OG. H. Lightner Ola Kan Indianapolis News

Movable Schoolhouse A Sierra Log Camp Innovation

A rural schoolhouse on runners was built in a Mariposa area logging camp in the Sierras. The elevated structure at 6666 feet is praised as one of California’s lightest, designed to be moved easily between locations.

Sierras Mariposa Calif California

What Every Child Learns Betty You Mustn t Tell a Lie

A playful exchange between Betty and Jane on honesty and growing up. Betty insists you mustn t tell a lie and Jane questions why it matters. The dialogue frames a child’s moral learning about truth.

Betty Jane

Most Costly Royal Mike Named by British Public

The royal microphone used by King George of England is described as a silver wired device reserved for the royal family. It bears the lion and unicorn insignia in gold and is said to be the most valuable microphone in monetary terms.

George England

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