27 AD communications and authorial signatures guidance
The notice states communications should be accompanied by the author name as evidence of good faith, not required for publication. It stresses careful handling of letters and signatures to ensure they are plain and distinct, and advises writing only on one side of the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esteady
Larose
Ophelia Hocker
Hocker
Woman's Club
Miss Ilocker
Miss Hooker
al. Martin
Footman Briggs
Miss Hocker
Mr. Briggs
Mr. Brigga
Bunkville
Selectman
Queen
Briggs
Sir-Le
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Boston Transcript
Boyhood Days Fading Into Wrinkles and Memory
In reflective verse the speaker recalls carefree boyhood rambles through redland fields where he chased bees and sang with birds. He notes how time and aging erase dimples and youth, urging acceptance as adulthood brings weight and care while memory remains.
Mistaken Identity in Bunkville During Grand Duke Alexis Visit
A commercial traveler recounts being mistaken for the Russian Grand Duke Alexis in Bunkville New Jersey during his first U.S. visit. Villagers, led by the lively Briggs family, stage a grand welcome with questions, dances, and autographs, while the true story unfolds as a drummer named Alexander Martin and the narrator swap identities and experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunkville
N.J
Alexis
Spott
Landord
Grand Duke
Uni
Newark
Washington
Alexander Martin
Albany
al Martin
Boston
New Jersey
Europe
Sademan Ing
Drew
Mr. Briggs
Briggs
Sowatens
Gallia
Bennie
Haunted House Tales and Odd Echoes Across the Potomac
A traveling resident recalls a Washington mansion once famed for elegance that earned a reputation as haunted. Night noises in the third floor room were traced to an echo from a bridge over the Potomac, misattributed as haunting. The old man rented the home, turning the room into a touring curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Potomac
Col. St. Paul Globe
Office in Old T. C. Henry Building
An advertisement invites prospective borrowers to visit the office in the old T. C. Henry Building to discuss loans, stressing it is in their interest to consult before arranging financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Henry Building
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Pear
Boyhond
Achid
Redland
Fron
Ted
Avi
Kim
Nesses
Edson Briggs
Bunk
Whitney
Albany News
DRS
Felty & Shollenderger
Ft Jomee Te Cente
Buckeye
de. Barcelon Enon
F. Garcelon, &. D
Ofice
Faulkner
Broadway
Seventh Street
Buckeye Avenue
J. M. Gleissner
Abilene
Kansas
L. C. Vanscoyoc
Ce and
Fourth Streets
Kan
M. Kirsch
Fifth
O. J. Raub
Reagan
Abilene, Kao
Citizens Bank
Abilene, Kan
M. P. Jolley
Dickinson, Morris
Marion
Saline, Bura
Clay Counties
Dickinson County
Iseatoe
Palace Drug Store
Wishart
Williams
ENAFP
Foundry
Leerat
Wee Iyi
Ell Deilis
Dy Us
Dayton
Gome
Wishart, Williams & Knapp
THE
Reflector
Tate
Missouri
ST. Louis and the East
Kansas City
St. Louis
Texas
South
Lone Star State
Iron Mountain
Memphis
Mobile
New Orleans
Annetesy
Miss
Sai
Louisiana
J. H. Lyon
Mainstreet
W. H. Newman
H.C. Townsen
Aa Oule
J. H. Brady
J. H. Brady & CO
Abilene, Kansas
U.S. Cove
Rosha
Pettmas
Chicaco
Peoria
Denver
Omaha
ST. Joseph
Quincy
Burlington
Hannibal
Keokuk
Des Moines
Rock Island
Lincoln
Council Bluffs
Atchison
Topeka
Leavenworth
Sioux City
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado
Minnesota
Eest
Joseph
Bapaua
Minneapolis City
Atchison, ST. Joseph
F. Barnard
Sone
J.H. Brady & CO
Boot & Shoe Store
T. C. McInerney
Bed Rock
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