Lincoln Era Tale of Traylor Family Journey and School of Politics
In a Vergennes to Sangamon voyage, the Traylor family travels with illness and meets Abe Lincoln in New Salem. Chapters recount battles with rivals, Lincoln’s moral and legal guidance to young Joe, and a wartime farewell as Harry Needles heads north.
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Sameon
Sarah Traylor
Josiah Andiat
Vergennes
Weert
Hangamon
Imnote
Niagara Falls
John McNeil
Sangamon
Sarah
Harry Needten
Traylors
New Fem
Abe
Lincoln
Ae Kelno
Men
Samaon
New Golem
Jack Armetrone
Lincoln Thrasher
Armetrone
Bap Me
Apter V
Harry
John McNell
Lot
Fagara Falla
Ann Bulledee
Ann
Traylor
Bretaver
Loula
Eliphatet Biggs
Kelso
Biggs
New Bas
Riges
Bim
Fourpieters
McNeil
McNamar
Apter
Me-Namar
Ant
Vandaila
Elijahee
Taylor
Underground Railroad
Travors
Dizgs
Staves
Abraham Lin
Springfield
Larry Needles
New
Davis
Chicago
Brimstead
Denis
Honey Creek
Mary Pickford Plans Innovative Films With The Love Light
Mary Pickford brings The Love Light to Fox Theatre on Wednesday. The World’s Sweetheart vows to avoid conventional photoplay forms, aiming to advance both her career and the industry. Frances Marion directs. Charles Rosher crafts new lighting and photography effects. Stephen Gordon designs settings inspired by Italy.
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Mary Pickford
Fox Theatre
Italy
Frances Marion
Miss Pickford
Directa
Charles Rosher
Mixa Pickford
Stephen Gooron
Miss Marion
The Lion and the Tiger The Better Gland Will Win
The article weighs the Dempsey Carpentier heavyweight clash with focus on adrenal glands adrenin and fatigue resistance. It contrasts Lions and Tigers in fighting style, noting Dempsey’s raw power and Georges Carpentier’s speed while arguing stamina and gland function may decide the title. The writer, a boxing observer, predicts the stronger adrenal reservoir could determine victory.
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Carpentier
Georges
Jack
Kansas
Leonard Mett
Leonard
Buffalo
Dempsey
Europe
James
Descamps
Missing women and girls rise in Chicago toll
Chicago police report two more disappearances adding to a January tally of 792 missing women and girls. A 16 year old Bella Mansfield and 65 year old Catherine Russell are listed as missing. authorities watch locations and allege possible river or lake peril amid rising concern.
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Chicago
Burtain
Bella Mansfield
Thirteenth St
Marquette
Tome
Washburn
Ashland Ave
Catherine Russell
Emeralday
Stockyards
How True Capitalist Warns on Too Much Money
A Philadelphia capitalist argues excess wealth is harmful yet offers a consoling note that few are afflicted by a certain distant problem. The remark frames wealth as a risk while acknowledging limited sufferers.
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Philadelphia
Sioux City Dealers Cut Candy Prices Across Market
June 28 report notes large price slashes by Sioux City candy dealers to turn over stock. Much of the stock has been sold at the new low prices, while substantial quantities remain. Jobbers reportedly hold large supplies and have reduced prices slightly. manufacturers doubt candy will return to prewar levels given higher wage scales.
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Sioux City
It Is Not So Says Jud Tunkins on Resentments and Obligations
Jud Tunkins argues life would be pleasant if human nature could forget resentments as easily as obligations. He laments the difficulty of letting go and suggests a mindset shift to ease social friction.
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Joe
Brimstead
Annabel
Jay
Mary
Davis
Lincoln
Massachechusetts
America
Abe
Choate
Pettifogger
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Beverly
Suwaon
Gentryville
Webster
Knapp
Harry Needles
Jud Tunkins
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Mr. Lincoln
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Haryy
Tazewell County
John F. Dille
Na Jonal
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France
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Me Fox
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