Their Son rejected as banal by editor and Mary’s heartbreak
Mary Loring faces rejection of her short story Their Son from editor Phil Buchanan. He pushes her to rewrite Concerning Anne and letter reveals his faith in her talent while their romance remains doubtful. Mary and Aunt Linnie cope with finances, illness, and an upcoming voyage as she contemplates Buchanans invite to lunch.
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Phil Buchanan
The
National Weekly
New York
Mary
the National Weekly
Buchanan
Mr. Buchanan
Oscar
Westchester
Trudi
Bali Anci
Fifth Avenue
Phil
Spike
Doctor Horner
Model Hospital
Horner
Lelia
Miss Cotswell
Linnie
Addie
Jerome Taylor
Umberto Ballanci
Phillip Buchanan
Janet Loring
Dad
Doctor Cragg
Pete
Janny
Chris Cragg
Sullivan and Ourwerda
Miss Ackley
Chicago
Linnie Cotswell
Jerome
Anne
Ritz
Miss Loring
Atlonal Weekly
Mary Loring
Ship Island Military Post in Mississippi Timeline
Ship Island in Mississippi reserved for military use by an August 30 1847 executive order. Occupied by Confederates in 1861, then taken by U S naval forces in September 1861. Works began in 1862 and the island served as a Gulf base thereafter. Sold in 1933 to the Joe Graham post No 119 American Legion.
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Ship Island
Mississippi
United States
Gulf
Joe Graham
The
American Legion
Ayres Nursery Seed Offer From Minnesota Grower
Evergreens Cedar Spruce Jack and Ponderosa Pines listed with 820 inch at $2.56. No 300 Pine Seeds offered at 25 cents postpaid. Ayres Nursery in Aitkin Minnesota promotes the seed sale.
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Ayres Nursery
Aitkin, Minn
Goats and Coffee Lore Across Civilizations
The text recounts legends linking goats to the discovery of coffee and notes goats appear in biblical references. It mentions an Arabian herder observing playful goats after nibbling coffee berries and claims figures like Zoroaster Buddha and Confucius praised goats as well.
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Zoroaster
Gautama Buddha
Confucius
First Iron Ore Furnace Erected at Saugus 1642
The first successful iron ore furnace in the American colonies was built at Saugus Center near Lynn Massachusetts in 1642. An earlier Virginia forge from 1619 was destroyed by Native Americans in 1622. William Penn aided Pennsylvania’s iron industry by overseeing English ironworks in Sussex.
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Saugus Center
Lynn
Mass
Virginia
Pennsylvania
William Penn
Sussex
England
Monkeys Smoking Pipes Carved at Cawdor Castle
An old carving at Cawdor Castle, a Scottish stronghold linked to Macbeth, shows monkeys smoking pipes dating from before tobacco reached England. The scene suggests early imitation by humans of animal behavior.
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Cawdor Castle
England
No towns within the District of Columbia
The message notes that there are no towns in Washington DC while listing named neighborhoods or sections such as Anacostia Georgetown Brightwood Takoma Park Chevy Chase Benning Brookland Hillcrest Congress Heights Mount Pleasant Petworth Tennallytown, all part of the city.
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Columbia
District of Columbia
Anacostia
Georgetown
Brightwood
Takoma Park
Chevy Chase
Benning
Brookland
Hillcrest
Congress Heights
Mount Pleasant
Petworth
Tennallytown
City of Washington
Italy’s Choice Fruits Highlight Big Cherries and Nespra
Italian fruits stand among the world’s finest with big sweet cherries and grapes as large as plums. The nespera is a home grown item described as a combination plum and apricot.
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Italy
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Elinor Maxwell
Sadia
Sincerely, Phillip Buchanan
Seychelle Islands
Indian Ocean
Africa
Philadelphia Inquirer
India
Seychelles
Port Victoria
Mauritius
St Sn
Bonnell Beauty Academy
Hastings
Nebr
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