Mary Loring Advances Plot With Buchanan Visit
Mary Loring, hopeful author, sketches a plot in Central Park and earns literary guidance from Phil Buchanan. He approves her outline for Storm on the Mountain and invites a dinner to review four completed chapters at seven, signaling renewed momentum in her writing career.
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Lélia
Lelia
Linnie
Mies
Lert
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Hawkinsville
Judge
Tezan
Aunt Limnie
Jinnie
Magiver
Ealen
Bir
Buchanan
Mery Loring
Nile Bucygpan
West Indies
Phil
Miss Mary Loving
Marty
Tina Uiscinn
Conny Ming Arce
New York
National
Challan
Enis
Hollywood
National Weekly
Lena Ormsby
Jamaica
Linniell
Maury
Sam
Mtacy
Phu
J Anne
Dong Pen
Phil. Anan
Stad
Phil Buchanan
Megs
Ward
Phillip Buchanan
Jim
Hurricane Account Sent Alexander Hamilton to Fame
The Boston Herald notes a 1772 hurricane inspired a Nevis youth to seek education in America. Alexander Hamilton, described vividly, impressed Hugh Knox who sent him to the United States. After grammar school and junior year at Kings College, he pursued law and politics, becoming a leading figure in American democracy.
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Alexandre Igmitten
America
Nevis
Leeward Islands
Boston Herald
Caribbean
Hugh Knox
Alexander
Gertrude
Knox
St. Croix
St. Cooixt
Hamilton
Boston
Francis Barber
Elizabethtown
N. J
Prinzeton
Witherspein
New York
Kings
Columbia) University
Dogs Learn Easily to Solve Problems of Masters
A Chicago service rents dogs for various roles from posing for ads to guarding and social demonstrations. The business began five years ago and now trains dogs for obedience, protection, and show, with dogs fetching 25 to 100 dollars for portraits and a $50 monthly rate for a St Bernard once guarding kids.
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St. Clair Street
Jerry Greene
Chicago Daily News
Avenus
Chicago
United States
St. Bernard
Horseshoe Temples Mark Religious Shape in Rajputera India
In the Rajputera region of India several Sinéu temples are built in a horseshoe shape, a design with religious significance long before horseshoes were used on doors and ships.
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Orient
Rajputera
India
Curious English Wayside Churches and Odd Memorials
Ancient English wayside churches hold curiosities from carved stone and hourglasses to tree sprouts and marble inscriptions. Notable sites include Mezéreth near Cambridge with an old organ, Ewes in Dumfries with a free belfry, and Battle in Sussex where Isaac Ingall’s stone recalls his 100th birthday notice.
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Mezéreth
Cambrides
Peargon
London
Atinghoe
Sussex
Ewes
Dumfries
Britain
Bradford-on-Avon
St. Mary's
Ross-on-Wye
Avening
Glos
Henry Beydges
Kirkby
Battle Church
Isaac Ingall
St. Mary's Church
Redcliffe
Bristol
Carbrock Church
Norfolk
Ampacy Crucis Auitch
Giss
Ile
Weise
Peesset
Brecdr
Porder
Producing Artificial Pearls from Oyster Irritation
A Pearson's London Weekly writer notes artificial pearls form when an alien body is inserted into an oyster. The grain irritates the shell, prompting a calcium rich protective layer. pearls are many layers of calcium.
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Pearson
London Weekly
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