Ramsey’s Turmoil Over a Summer Romance Ends
Ramsey frets over Milla's note and a kiss as he grapples with guilt and longing. He panics at thoughts of engagement and shame, misses her Chicago trip, and rips a sweet note into fragments while confronting his own moral turmoil.
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Ture
Albert
Milla
Ramsey
Albert Paxton
Lulles
Chicago
Milly
Dearie
Mama
Jess
Pary
Jessa
B.C
Uncle Purvs
Alb
Nmsey
Millan
Melmchely
Quiet Millionaire’s Secret Married Life Revealed
A character named Ramsey notes that the quiet Milla is now a regular married woman, signaling a shift in social expectations and personal status within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litta Milla
Ramsey
Arctic Days and Nights Summary
The Arctic experiences extreme day length with long winters of darkness and summers of continuous light. Near the poles the sun remains low on the horizon for extended periods, producing two to three months of darkness or daylight depending on latitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Pole
Mummified Chilean Miner Acquired by New York Museum
The Museum of Natural History in New York adds a mummified miner from Chile to its collection. The miner, who worked in copper, was buried 15 feet underground after a cave-in at the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museum of Natural History
New York
Chile
Doesn't Need Any Help Quote Sparks Debate
A Philadelphia Inquirer remark on gender and wit notes a smart woman can outwit any man, yet often refrains. The line reflects era attitudes and prompts questions about wit, gender norms, and social humor in print.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Treasury Orders Inventory of Multi Million Stock at Bureau
Secretary Mellon orders a temporary shutdown of paper production at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to inventory stock worth millions. About 1,500 of 6,000 workers are affected with a likely completion within a week, under a committee and Justice Department staff.
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Secretary of Treasury
Washington
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Harding
Jas, JL
Wiilmeth
Mellon
Justice Department
Wadsworth
Despondent Father Kills Three Children Then Self
John Helms 40, driven by stomach illness, slew three of his children with a wood-axe at the Bob Rice place on Sawyers road and killed himself with a shotgun. Eye witness was his 13-year-old daughter Ruby Lee. Mrs Selms and an eight-year-old girl escaped. The four bodies were moved to Frank Hovis’s undertaking parlors.
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Milla
Albert
Sadie
Ramsey
Chicago
Mama
Papa Snard
Rumsey
Ste
Albert V Paxton
Kiddo
Jess
Sade
Alb
Paxtons
Charlotte
John Helms
Bob Rice Place
Sawyers Road
Ruby Lee
Building records set as March expenditures rise nationwide
Building expenditures in March across 100 U.S. cities totaled $194.61 million, the highest monthly total on record per Bradstreet's. The largest increases appeared in New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Rochester, Louisville, Milwaukee, Port Worth, Houston, Oklahoma City, Atlanta, Baltimore, Washington, Denver, San Francisco, Seattle, and Portland, Oregon.
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New York
United States
Bradstreet’s
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Rochester
Louisville
Milwaukee
Port Worth
Houston
Oklahoma City
Atlanta
Baltimore
Washington
Denver
San Francisco
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Rockefeller Jr Attends Guarded Park Avenue Baptist Service
Police guarded the first services in New York's Park Avenue Baptist church to shield John D. Rockefeller Jr as his presence drew concern from criminals. The church, costing over 1.5 million dollars, will replace the Fifth Avenue church where the Rockefellers worshipped. The elder Rockefeller remained in the South. Diplomats Protest Move by Officers
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Rockefeller
New York
New Park Avenue Baptist Church
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Rockefellers
Prohibition Agents Raid New York Cafes Net 26 Arrests
Izzy Einstein and Moe Smith disguised as tourists raided nearly two score cafes in New York, arresting 26 proprietors and employees and seizing liquor valued at 30 000 dollars. Seven nationalities appear among prisoners, with the largest haul at a former saloon on 335 Amsterdam Avenue.
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New York
Izzy Einstein
Moe Smith
Amsterdam Avenue
Ambitious Man in Writings Satire
A fragment from Wroe's Writings notes a humorous dialogue about ambition and domestic labor. The exchange features characters labeled Visitor and Sambo with dated slang, depicting social tensions and gender roles in a playful critique.
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Rustus Johnson
Sambo
Watts
Tie
Wroe
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Ad Promotes Kidney Remedy
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root claiming it treats kidney liver and bladder ailments and uric acid. It urges readers to order a sample by mail to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton NY and notes bottles are sold in drug stores. The text also hints at marriage and twins as a separate line.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
High Finance or Highway Robbery Line Sparks Debate
A quip contrasts outcomes of winning and losing, arguing that gain for one side equates to loss for another. The remark frames competition as a clash between lucrative rewards and perceived exploitation.
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FRAP
Miltiolland
Basth Tarkington Illustrations By
Twin
Cove
Doubleday, Page &Company
Bynopsis
Ramsey Milholland
Hla
Ruamsey
Dora Yocum
Dora
Ramney
Milla Rust
Bureau
State Department
Senor Buena Vista
Slyattsville
Grandville Avenue
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Stitel
J. L. Stifel & Sons Indigo Dyers
Wheeling
W. Va
Church St
Het
Mothers of the World
the Lloyd Mfg. Company
Heywood - Wake
Menominea Mich
Lloa Mfg
Reacie
Ciggett Vlly King F
PIN Plug Tobacco
ROYAL
Royal Cook Books
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