Polly Hopkins and the Silent City Vendetta
In Ithaca area a squatters’ fight escalates as Polly Hopkins and Percival contend with Marcus Mackenzie and Evelyn Robertson. After jealousy, threats, and a violent confrontation, Polly learns betrayal and heartbreak ending with her vow of hatred and loss. The tale centers on Polly’s turmoil, Robert Percival’s aid, and Mackenzie’s vengeance.
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Apter
Silent City
Wottent
Ithaca
New York
Pollyerty
Small Byny
Gran
Oscar Y Hiowe
Ivelyn Bertson
Molly
Marcus Mackenzie
Mackenzie
Evelyn Robertsondis
Robert Dervelyn
Polly
Percival
Evelyn
Bennett
Oscar
Merlyn
Larry Bishop
Chen
Igh
Robert Pércival
Hig
Robert Jera Bennett
Ensie
Hopkins
Opkine
Percival i the Roberts
Nicaid
Reign
Nett
Robert
Granny Hope
Small Jerry
Hubert
Jerry
Auburn Prison
Tercival
Dercival
Marcus
Polly Hopkins
Daddy
Pollyop and Larry Plot a Dark Revenge in Silent City
Pollyop urges Larry Bishop to help even the score with Old Mare and the Hopkins clan. A ghostly wraith and a doomed plan unfold as Pollyop disguises her anger, aiming to twist fate for the brutal squatter Marcus MacKenzie's world. The couple's scheme deepens amid grim, snowbound tension.
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Polly Brat
Larry Bishop
Pollycop
Polly
Jesus
Granny Hope
Jeremiah
Jerry
Louis
Larry
Auburn
Bishop
Pollyop
Daddy Hopkins
Betty Woman
Ithaca
Hopkins
Sye Braeger
Jeremiah Hopkins
Lue Braeger
Marcus MacKenzie
Hopkins Hut
Pollyup
National Republican Offers Six Week Trial Subscriptions
A promotional notice invites readers to subscribe to The National Republican for ten cents, sending six weeks to one address with a six week trial and a regular annual price of $1.50. The piece touts the paper as a national weekly on politics and government valuable for students and new voters. It also notes the mailing address in Washington, D C. Also a brief item questions the derivation of the phrase so long.
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National Capital
National Republican
America
Senetelia Republican
Whitechapel
London
The Woman of Poise Ad Promote Lydia E Pinkham
An advertisement extols poise as essential for modern women in home business and social life. It credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the remedy for nervousness and health to steady nerves and allow women to flourish.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Children’s Waist Union Suits
Women’s Union Suits
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