Milman Delves Into Loddon Tape on Raxon McKimber Plot
Milman shares a copied conversation with Loddon revealing how a powerful, unscrupulous figure may back McKimber's bid for the United States Senate and how Milman plans to counter Raxon. Nita agrees to uncover Raxon's hold on McKimber, wary but resolute in a dangerous political game.
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Milman
Loddon
New York State
Westchester
Bradnoey
Bradney
Mr. Malet
America
Raxon
Malet
Nita
Loddon's
Brewer
Hazen
Meons
McKimber
Peter
Raxon Plans Disguised Help as Footmen Move In
Paul Raxon contends with impostor footmen led by Sneed and Enry as Agatha Brown arranges new staff. Viscount Raoul de Guillain visits New York, while tension grows over Peter Milman’s fragile condition and McKimber’s looming arrival.
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Mimen
Peter
Sneed
Mr. Raxon
Raxon
Paul Raxon
Louis
Miss Brown
Horsham Abbey
Raoul de Guillain
New York
Roxon
Raoul de Galillan
Ritz
Agatha Brown
Great Rock
Aald Enry
L’eter
Malet
Alf
Enry
Chile
McKimber
Nita
Henry
Old New York Streets How Names Changed Over Time
The piece traces historic Dutch origins of Manhattan street names in the financial district. It notes Broad Street once fed the Gragg inlet, Nassau Street as Plé Woman's Lane, Stone Street as Brouwer Street, and others like Slyck Hleegh in William Street, Crown Street in Liberty Street, Queen and King Streets, and Windmill Lane in Cortlandt Street, plus Whitehall from Peter Stuyvesant’s mansion.
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New York City
Financial District
Gragg
The
West? Indies “Company
William Street
Slyck Hleegh
Liberty Tatreet
Tienhofen Street
Crown Street
Pine Street
Queen Street
King ‘Street
Oyater' Pasty
Five-Year-Old Girl Speaks After Feather Found
A Dallas dispute item notes a five-year-old girl walking with her mother discovering a feather in the road and saying that a father bird has lost its mate. The fragmentary report emphasizes a child's perception of loss and empathy for birds.
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Dallas
Brother Williams Goat Walt 11 Haart Troubles You
A compact item notes disputes involving Brother Williams and others over a goat titled Walt 11. The short report hints at ongoing trouble or conflict surrounding the animal or its ownership.
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Williams
Walt
Daddy's Evening Store and Supper Room in the Woods
Two owls open a store with a supper room for woodland creatures and fairies. They take goods by leaving notes, sleep while others buy, and boast of cleverness. The shop thrives as Mr and Mrs Owl serve and entertain with grand meals and decor.
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Mr. Owl
Mrs. Owl
Bealien
Pny
Youthful Opportunist Guides St Bernard on Road
A very small boy attempts to lead a large St Bernard along a road. A passerby asks where they are headed, and the boy replies he aims to discover where the dog wants to go first, scarcely able to breathe.
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Big St. Bernard
Don't Play that Fight John and Jimmy Live In the Sam Block
A brief dialogue from a young boy named John explains that he and Jimmy do not fight together in the same block. The exchange captures a humorous misunderstanding about playing together.
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John
Jimmy
Sam Block
Little John
Dark Supper Confusion Stirs Family Moment
A child asks for a lighter meal tonight after receiving a full light supper yesterday and not finishing it. The mother responds with a gentle, curious explanation about portions and expectations.
Perfect Quietness Le Hei Mele Quote Fragment
A brief textual fragment presents a dialogue about family traits with lines asking about a father's occupation. The exchange ends with a humorous or ironic note on inheritance and character.
Pin Down President Myth Revisited During Adirondacks Outing
A story revived from last summer places President Coolidge on a lakeside fishing trip in the Adirondacks with Nicholas Murray Butler. A boatman foresees rain as dark clouds gather, lightning flashes, and thunder roars while the exchange ends with the president asking, What are you trying to do, pin me down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Murray Butler
President Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
White Line
Adirondacks
Coolidge
Clock from Washington era keeps accurate time in Malad
A Swiss made clock from the Washington presidency era still runs accurately at the home of W. F. Arms in Malad Washington. The device has survived over 140 years with all wheels except one made of wood. A companion note mentions a Navy aviation radio set that can transmit signals without engine power.
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George Washington
W. F. Arms
Malad
Wash
Ti Hfe
Switzerland
Mrs Bassett Credits Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
In Lansing Michigan Mrs BH Bassett reports chronic fatigue improving after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes initial severe tiredness then renewed strength and notes sharing the remedy with a neighbor's sixteen year old girl who also benefited. The ad urges readers to buy the root and herb medicine from druggists nationwide.
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Lansing
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
BH. F. Bassett
South
Hayford Avenue
Lydie B. Pinkham
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Nita Barnes
Ursak Rock
Merecluse
Wyndham
Neel
Barnes
Fleming Bradney
L Bradney
Teter Milman
Iggins
Alfred Budd
London
Lord Richester
Peter Milman
United States
W.N.U. Service
Cortlandt Street
Whitehall Street
Peter Stuyvesant
Whitehall
Coenties Ten Byck
Agi
Mra. Owl
Childa
United States Navy
Dean
Milburn Co. Mig
Chem
Buffalo
Hanford
Mitchell
Ball & Ruckel
Haarlem
Haarlem OL Ol
Icapsulesj
Molers System OF Colleges
Hegeat Bt
Sast Lake City
Utah
Mail
D. Deseret Book Co
East So. Temple
Salt Lake City, Utah
Xant Desler
Dr. LL
Dope
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Briscoe
Box 65
Cowles
Neb
Box 146
Omaha
Nebraska
Minnapole Minn
H. E. Gillis
Oakland
Parker
Hiscox
Loreto
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
Western Deels Mfg. CO
North Ave
Mmn
Salt Lake City
Carlyle
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