Graham Woman Joins Realty Biz On Hollingworth Terrace
Beth Graham, newly hired by Interborough Realty, proves her mettle in selling Hollingworth Terrace. She advises on home design, boosts sales with Langhorne of Transit Construction, and bonds with him. When The Lodge sells for 8,500 dollars, Beth and Langhorne celebrate a partnership and a shared future.
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Ella
Bethhaut
Wariel
Mme
Ollingwood
Interborough Realty Company
Graham Center
Grahams
Bank
Yowil
Graham
Chester Turnpike
Kidlingworth Terrace
Transit Construction Company
Langhorne
Transit Constructon Company
Miss Graham
Hollingworth Terrace
Beth
Emma
Hollingworth
Aunt Ellen
Ialf
Atalra
Aunt I.nen
How
Hollingworth 40
Hopkins
Teddy
Teddy Langhorne
Moors of Morocco and the Berbers of the Atlas
The text describes Morocco as once Arab conquests shaped the land while Berber groups retreated to the Atlas mountains. The Berbers, speaking Bhilhah, preserved distinct customs and a rich oral tradition despite lacking written literature and becoming absorbed into broader Arab culture in the plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
North Africa
Candan
Joshua
Nun
Spain
Great
Atlas
Gossip, marriage, and a village old maid untangle in Harpersville
In Harpersville a three year wave of gossip taints clergyman Rev Bates and Sarah Lee, the town’s outspoken old maid. Bates seeks matrimony to silence rumors, arranges a discreet match with James Perkins, and the couple wed after much scandal. The town then enjoys lasting peace.
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Chile
Harperaville
Henry Baton
Mrs. White
Harpersville
Sarah Lee
Sarah
Bates
Sarah Lee Twag Lee
Miss Lee
Tle
James Perkins
Irpersville
Perkins
Mrs. Jackson
Mrs. Taylor
West
Jaimes
Volley Over the Grave Custom In Survival Of Old Beliefs
The article describes a long standing custom of firing a volley over a grave to honor a dead comrade. It notes how superstition once held such sounds drove away evil spirits and how later innovations replaced this method with bells and other practices.
Miss Knick-Ethel's Upcoming Marriage Reported
A fragment announces a forthcoming marriage of Miss Knick-Ethel next month. The note includes a quoted line about Walter wanting to board and a comment on arrest considerations. The text references Woman's Home Companion and appears as a garbled OCR item from a society column.
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OREM
New York
Bears
Astoria
Huwaryd
Ho, Son Dart
James Kaprert
Estherville State Bank
Ino, M Harker
Estherville, Iowa
Louy
First National Bank
Easteekvieee, Towa
Boater Oe
Rebavencriis
Jan Mantzonperg
Sopie
Emmet County Land and Abstract Co
Putos
Emmet Co
Offige
Estherville
Beate Bank
W. W. Fullam
Cis
G. EL Bateliffe
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