Moment of fortune at the casino reveals secrets
Mary, under Aunt Linnie's pressure, wins four hundred twenty dollars at roulette then cashes out. In the powder room she ponders how to share the windfall with her aunt and questions the fragile lie of her heiress image as Balianci and Lelia intrigue about her future.
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Lelia
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Miss Cotswell
Linnie
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Ballandi
Aunt Linnie
Darigmm Linnie
Miss Cots
Sap & Fortune
Balland
Leliam
Balianci
Linnie Cotswell
Evebody
New York
Balianei
Winggyis
Dad
Mother
Baliandi
Mary Receives Humorous Western Union Note
Mary wakes with plans to send money to her father and to Baliand but Addie quietly delivers a Western Union envelope. The note from Umber to Ballanci asks forgiveness for hastiness and says plans to sail for Havana today. Mary laughs at the absurd message and the scene ends with a tease.
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Torquay
Baliand
Addie
Umberto Ballanci
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Lelia
St Louis Court Decision Sparked Dred Scott Civil War Link
The St Louis Star Times recounts how Dred Scott first claimed freedom in the old courthouse in St Louis, a case that moved from Missouri circuit court to the U.S. Supreme Court. Chief Justice Taney ruled Scott a slave, stating Congress could not ban slavery north of 36 degrees 30 minutes, undermining the Missouri Compromise and helping push the nation toward Civil War.
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Dred Scott
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Louisiana Purchase
Early Franking Privilege Origin Story
The franking privilege, pre dating the Constitution, began with an ordinance of 1782 by the Continental Congress. It allowed letters, packages, and dispatches from members and secretaries on official business to be mailed without postage. The privilege has since continued and expanded to other government officials and departments.
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Continental Congress
Congress
Adventurous Americans in the Ohio Frontier Exploits
This feature recounts James Needham and Gabriel Arthur trading with Cherokees in the Southern Appalachians in 1672, Needham's murder, Arthur's capture and escape, and Christian Priber's rise and fall as Cherokee prime minister before his death in Frederica. It also honors Symon Schermerhoorn's 1690 midnight ride from Schenectady to Fort Orange, spurring a halt to the attack and cited as a heroic moment in American history.
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Abraham Wood
Fort Henry
Petersburg
Virginia
James Needham
South Carolina
Appalachians
Needham
Arthur
Kanawha
Ohio
America
Christian Priber
Great Tellico
East Tennessee
Priber
Moytoy
Paradise
Charleston
Frederica
Schermerhoorn
Ulsten
Pau Revere
Longfellow
Symon Schermerhoorn
Schenectady
Fort Orange
Albany
Symon
Canada
Western Newspaper Union
Lovely Bedspread Pattern for Filet Crochet Squares
Simple 10 inch filet crochet square pattern offering a lacy bedspread design. Pattern 1499 includes joining directions and a chart with stitches, material needs, and project ideas. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlework Dept. 82 Eighth Avenue New York to receive pattern.
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Needlework Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
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