New York Dreams and Valley Ties Amid Old Bonds
In a continued chapter, Alix and Peter face wedding plans and Anne’s bold ambitions. Alix contemplates a New York singing career while cherishing the valley home, while Cherry yearns for home life and a theatre future, as they balance love, constraint, and duty.
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Anne
Peter
Alix
Hong
New York
Cherry
George
Scott
San Francist
Ursula
Bowells
Peter and Alix Synopsia Dramatic Fragments
Doctor Etrickland lives in Mill Valley with his daughters Alix age 7 Cherry 18 and niece Anne 1. Peter Joyce a shy friend. Martin Lloyd a mining engineer marries Cherry and takes her to El Nido. Peter loves Cherry. Justin Little courts Anne. Cherry returns for Anne’s wedding, then learns her marriage is failing. Peter reveals a grand passion, Martin reclaims Cherry, they drift apart. Dr Strickland dies. Peter returns after a long absence.
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Peter
Martin
Alex
Anne
Dad
Cherry
Alix
Trousseau
Tee
Alm
Veeere
Pepe
Ieee
Aliz
Market Street
San Francisco
Mill Valley
Bay
Charity Strickland
Synopsia
Etrickland
Rered
Peter Joyce
Martin Lloyd
Winh Cherry
el Nido
Justin Little
Dr. Strickland
Congressional Election Road Rules in 1922 Outlook
Congress heads into a busy period as many terms expire and new members may fill. Senate and House leaders plan study of tax revision and housing measures while facing uncertainty over the program. Penrose’s death prompts Senate shifts and Newberry case deliberations are set to resume this week with a vote expected this month.
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Washington
Congress
Hong Road
House
Senate
Penrose
We Foreign
Harding Earket
Gimcre
Searer
Resume Peace Treaty Debate Raises Irish Rifts
Debates on the peace treaty between Ireland and Great Britain continued in Dail Eireann with a large majority supporting ratification while anti treaty factions warn of resignations. Fianna Fáil leader De Valera and Griffith allies clash over independence as members prepare for the final vote amid threats of defections.
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Thublin
Ireland
Great Britain
Dail Eireann
de Valera
Dieil Leavers
National University
Art O'Cunnor
Irish Republic
Esmona de Valera
Griffith
Dail
Bloc Defense Debate Sparks in St Paul Minn Congress
James B. Howard, a resident of the American Farm Bureau, defended the agricultural hive in Congress. He stated the hive was responsible for every piece of constructive legislation passed by the body in recent sessions, and charged political leaders with misrepresenting farm policy.
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St Paul Minn
James BE. Howard
Buman Redecating
Congress Teestay
Howard
Minnesota Parm Bureau
Genta
Untitled fragment on rates and reports in the era
A garbled OCR fragment discusses rates and notices from a local area, referencing times and names in a distorted line. It mentions phrases like government or public notices and a sequence of unreadable letters, offering no clear events or identities.
Gramps and Pains Diana Transcript Beavn
Fragmentary OCR item from a historical page contains stray phrases about Diana Gramps and a product claim for Lodiz E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The text is garbled with random letters and incomplete sentences, offering no clear event or context to report.
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Lodiz E Pinkham
California Fig Syrup Ad Claim on Child Bowels
An old advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for colic and bowel cleansing. It urges mothers to give a teaspoon daily and claims dramatic relief, promising a lively child after the syrup works, while touting free imitation versions.
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California
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