A New England Christmas Tale of Miss Debby Gaines
Miss Debby Gaines spends Christmas helping Mrs Bean Nelly Preller and Mrs Wallis and others in her New England town. She gives a warm petticoat irons clothes and comfort, mends a top and cheers a minister, ending with Rivers sending gifts and a new friendship.
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Misa Debby Gaines
Mrs. Rivers
Miss Debby Gaines
Misa Debby
Debby
Miss Debby
Mrs. Bean
Miss Bean
Sol
Nelly
Susy
Mrs. Preller
Miss Dibby
Mrs. Willis
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Mrs. Wallis
Ashtons’ Country House
Aunt Rachael's Cordial advertised for throat and lung care
Horehound and Elecampane Cordial and Speer's Grape Juices are offered as cures for pulmonary ailments. The remedy uses Elecampane root as recommended by physicians for throat and lung diseases. Available from druggists or Aunt Rachael's home in Passaic New Jersey.
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Aunt Rachael
Speer
Passaic
N. J
Fragmentary maritime scene recalls rescue at sea
A distressed dialogue fragment shows a rescued man thanking another as they reach dry land. The garbled text hints at a bank or financial figure involved, with references to a banker and a rescue party and a leader’s response.
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Eald
Philanthropy as occupation cited by Ada Sweet in Times Herald
The Chicago writer Ada Cc. Sweet profiles philanthropy as a fast growing occupation. She derides self styled philanthropists who form societies and institutions to wield unchecked power, drawing on lists of figureheads and generous donors while exploiting the public.
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Chicago
Ada Cc. Sweet
Times-Herald
High Seas
Banda
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Roy
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Washburn-Crosby Co
Wyoming Ave
QO Bittenbender
Dupont
Manetnisme Com
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Third National Bank
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