The Rose Garden Husband Ends With Joyful Reunion
Allan and Phyllis celebrate a healing milestone after a long separation as Allan regains strength and vows to cherish Phyllis. In a tender scene they reflect on past trials, their renewed love, and a future of happiness together as they settle into a quiet, hopeful domestic life.
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Ayerbere
Cipsar
Phyllis
Allan
Emebody
Wallis
Waliie
Koners
Sven
Akon
Mother
Johnny
Elas
Mixed Signals From Republican Aspirants in 1920s Michigan
A chaotic, fragmentary recap shows speculative talk on presidential contenders and campaign dynamics. References include Simp Geary, Johnson, Lowden, and New York figures like Estabrook and Church as the piece traces early 20th century GOP intrigue amid a noisy urban backdrop in New York City and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Post
Michigan
Statesman
Wiebie
W. G
Geary
Simpeon
Johnson
Uiin
William Grant
Tie
Greery
Estabrook
New York
Wee Gether
Samuel Harden Church
Maumieg
Ma Saree
Cameron Odin
Kingston
Macaulay's Hobby and Garter Room Tales in Richmond
Readable fragments recount the Star and Garter’s faded appeal with statesmen and writers visiting on Saturday evenings. Another transport reached New York with 219 Ambrisans who died abroad. San Francisco teachers faced dress code limits on headwear above the shoe.
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Macaulay
Kansas City Star
Star and Garter
Richmond
New York
San Frantisce
The Unknown Mr Kent
John Rhodes plans a distant voyage for wealth and power while Richard Kent, his top agent, resents control and seeks freedom in Steinweg. Kent thrives on secrecy and danger, attracting rumor and fascination as Rhodes vanishes and the pair drift toward unseen schemes amid a murky web of finance and fate.
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John Rhodes
Richard Kent
Kent
Rhodes
Rhode
Heller
Boston
Pittsburgh
Goldfields
Mr. Rhodes
Mr. Kent
Europe
Bird
Jay
New York
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Far East
Steinweg
Ivan
Bergdoll Scandal and Money Power Allegations
A critical look at Grover Cleveland Bergdoll and the Bergdoll family, accusing wealth and influence of shielding a draft dodger and alleged conspirators. The piece recounts his prior arrests, court martial, and a sensational plan to extract gold from Maryland while evading prison, highlighting officials’ reactions and the role of legal counsel.
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Richard Spillane
Crimea
Grover Cleveland
Harry Thaw
Bergdoll
Washington
Jacob Strohm
Fort Jay
United States
Department of Justice
War Department
Department
Lsredoll
D. C. Gibbonay
Clarence Gibboney
Philadelphia
Brewers
Gibboney
Ansell & Bailey
Maryland
Ansell
Atlanta
Buncombe
Mr. Gibboney
Colonel Ansell
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Ante Roel Na
Smile Ph leads to payoffs from street car conductor tale
A moral about smiles travels from coast to coast. A street car conductor known for his constant smile left a patron to inherit $15,000. The piece argues smiles pay back, directly or indirectly, and even when not immediately returned. It likens a genuine smile to sunshine and notes its influence on sales and conduct.
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Tts
Charles M. Schwab
Protecting the Eyes in Glass Work and Eye Shielding
The article reviews cataract causes from heat and light exposure among glass workers. It cites temperatures from metalworking to welding, urging eye protection with heavy insulated goggles. It notes blue and amber tints are unsuitable and reports tests by the United States Bureau of Standards on proper lens colors.
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Berry
Isis
ByoRele Klacs
Kerry
Medical Review of
Technologia
United States Bureau of Standards
Crookes
Bureau of Standards
Manu
Sats
Fotlow
Rasaract
Jnrrage
sRiure
Beighy
India
Bulb Grows After 3 000 Years And Garden Soil Costs Rise
The item discusses ancient seed life with a mummy tale from Lord Lindsay's Egyptian expedition and a modern note on cataracts in India. It also reports on soil shortages and price hikes after the war, noting a 60 percent rise in soil measures and an overall 100 percent increase. It questions causes and emphasizes a need for scientific color selection in lenses.
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F. H. Cheley
Lord Lindsay
Christian Science Monitor
New England
Sugar Vanishes Testimony In Cuba Sugar Case
The Springfield Republican reports a Lusk committee inquiry into a rumored disappearance of 1 500 000 tons of sugar between Cuba and the United States. Witnesses including Harry Balfe of a New York wholesale house deny knowing the sugar’s location amid questions about storage and transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Republican
Cuba
United States
Harry Balfe
New York House of Wholesale Grocers
Lusk Committee
Fenney Morse
Skeleton of Our Own Stalinist Fragments
Fragmentary text appears from a Syracuse Post Standard page with jumbled lines about a German chancellor born in New York and a president of an Irish republic born in New York. The passage references foreign troubles and promoters, ending with a fictional exchange about consequences if all were struck down.
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Syracuse Post-Standard
Germany
New York
Mitter
Fens
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Margaret Widdemer
Lippincott Co
Gil Phyiis
Tye
Gous
Segarding
Hart A. Prangkin Century Magazine
New York City
Hr. Bostock
Mr. Bostock
Detroit
Mensinugh
The
Atlanta Constitution
Constitution
Howe
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