Master of Robberies Father Unmasks In Law Drama
Carrington, in love with Kate Cavenaugh, confronts Henry Cavenaugh after revealing the elder man’s long history of burglaries and a coercive marriage. The grandfather present exposes family secrets, forcing a dramatic moral turn as Carrington seeks justice and Kate faces loyalty to her father and love.
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Carrington
Kate Cavenaugh
Henry Cavenaugh
Cavenaugh
Kate
Norah
Arrington
Carringhoe
Mr. Carrington
England
Henry
Blood is thicker than water in a wealthy estate dispute
A veteran burglar in a Texas land scam unravels a deceitful scheme by Cavenaugh and a General Trust Company. He forces resignation and restitution, exposing forged transfers. He brokers a marriage between Kate and Carrington while revealing the true owner of the land. In a final twist the envelope holds only burnt paper, ending the matter.
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Carrington
Cavenaugh
Junior
Grandpa
Kate
Mr. Carrington
Texas
N Cavenaugh
Henry
General Trust Company of America
Supreme Court
Washington
William
Browning
Beelzebub
Holiday Lavishness and a Simple Man's Luxe
A man of simple tastes admits spending before holidays. He gives lavish tips and buys luxuries like mother of pearl waistcoat buttons and sleeve links despite later pangs of conscience. He notes the habit peaks on eve of holidays and reflects on unnecessary purchases.
A Good Inheritance in Home Life and Courage
Minot J. Savage argues that lasting wealth lies in memories, inspirations, and exemplary parental guidance. He urges parents to prioritize love, tenderness, training, and devoted examples over merely amassing money, so children grow rich in brain heart and service.
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Minot J. Savage
Pauls Third Journey Continued
A Sunday School lesson from 1909 covers Pauls travels through Ephesus and Greece, detailing his movements from AD 56 to 67, his preaching at Troas, and his farewell with the Ephesian elders. It notes his hardships, tears, and steadfast faith as he aided early Christian communities.
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Christ
Paul
Ephesus
Corinth
Miletus
Macedonia
Phillippi
Troas
Aegean Sea
Elijah
Zarephath
Elisha
Juuke
Luke
Jerusalem
Proved By Time No Fear Of Any Further Trouble
David Price of Corydon Indiana reports severe kidney trouble left him unable to walk without a cane. After one week on Deans Kidney Pills his health improved, and seven years later he remains well. Sold by all dealers 50c a box FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Carrington
England
Kate
Norah
Henry
Caliban
Mr. Carrington
Tyre
Robin Hood
Cavenaugh
Paul
Ephesus
Troas
Philippi
Titus
Corinth
Berea
Thessalonica
Timothy
Corinthians
Greece
Jerusalem
Europe
David Price
Corydon
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Tapering Off Kitty Cameron Resolves to Concentrate
A New York Sun clipping records Kitty Cameron declaring she will stop entertaining many beaux and give up splitting waltzes. She resolves to simplify life by concentrating on six, reducing her field of labor before it is too late.
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Kitty Cameron
New York Sun
Measuring brains in ancient Athenians and Greeks
A New York Post style digression notes the cephalic index and peas in skulls to compare brain volume between ancient Athenians and modern people, claiming Greeks avoided bloodshed unlike Romans and some present day individuals. It adds a health tip against pain meds and promotes Hamlinaw Wizard Oil and Lewis' Single Binder cigars while wryly commenting on media coverage and courtship.
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New York Post
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised in Vermont letter
A Graniteville reader claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored health during the change of life. The letter extols cures for female ailments and urges publicity to help other women. It notes the medicine's long-standing reputation and affordability.
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Graniteville
Lydia E.pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
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