The Taird Degree by Horndblow and the Underwood Affair
Howard Jeffries, son of a banker, is drawn into a web of deceit and crime involving Robert Underwood. Alicia, his wife, defends him while facing social ruin, a court fight, and a looming scandal as a key witness seeks justice amid pressure from Jeffries family and a determined judge.
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Howard Jeffries
Robert Underwood
Fale
Underwood
Howard
Alicia
Ethl
Ivyan
Rimeelf
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Clinton
Annie
O Jeffries
Jeffrea
Jeffries
Anni
Brewster
Hersch
Vermont
Foster
Salem
Salem Village
Bis
Alinia
New York
Ailora
Wiggon
Judge Brewster
Northing
Mr. Jeffries
Alebi
Almaly
Dudge
Ina
Calla
Tage Urewster
Tha
Pontinunds
Literary Vaudeville Advocates School Focus on Longfellow
A New England admirer argues against dedicating afternoons to Longfellow in public schools and favors returning to steady reading and writing instruction. He warns that extra days for literary celebrations reduce learning and may prompt teachers to adopt vaudeville for variety.
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New England
Longfellow
Chizon Globe
Unclear Fragment Sentences From Historical Page
The readable text shows garbled phrases and partial quotes about land, bet, and California. No coherent event or named entities are extractable for a proper news item or summary.
Idaho Potato Boom Promises Big Gains for Farmers
Idaho's potato yields from trials along the Oregon Short Line routes attracted national notice in 1910 with prizes totaling 850 dollars. Twin Falls and Canyon counties produced top harvests with Dalmeny Chertlenge and Peachblow varieties, yielding 645 and 250 bushels per acre respectively. Snyder's acre produced 241.74 dollars plus substantial culls, illustrating Idaho's potential profitability.
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Rye
Idaho
D. B. Burley
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Utah
Territory
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Pacifi & Idaho Northern
Idaho Northern
Idaho Sothern
Payette Valley
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Wyoming
L. A. Shyder
Twin Pails County
Canyon County
W.B. Gimaré
Snyder
Commercial Club of
Twin Palla
Mr. Snyder
Actea
Idaho Palace
Hurley
Gilmore
Reyer
Plutocrats Cheated Out of Speedster Hatchings
A judge laments rising exploitation of the poor by plutocrats. He recalls a bootstrapped scheme with weekly commissions of 29 dollars for hatchin automobiles while elites grind down workers and cheat ordinary people out of their earnings.
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