The Broken Cord in Civil War England
John Gaunt a young Cavalier hides from Puritan forces by disguising as a peasant maid in a Lady Esther Rinit household. A secret escape via a ventilator cord saves him as troops search the house. He later escapes to France, returns with Charles II, and claims his restored title and estate, marrying Esther Blall.
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England
John Gaunt
Rex
France
Esther Rinit
Gaunt
Esther
Cather
Cromwell
Tower of London
Rial
Lady Esther
Hather
Earl of
Carrensford
Charles II
Esther Blall
Etoun
Rosaliq Whiting
Centralization of population and trade dangers warned
Rev Frank Gunsaulus argues sermons must be regular and relatable to move hearts. He warns centralization of city growth threatens rural towns, urging educated public opinion via newspapers to curb overpopulation and preserve national vitality. The piece cites Hardware and Maxwell as voices calling attention to the national scope of the problem.
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Frank Gunsaulus
Chicago
Nwspapers
Enlightenment
Publi Opinion
George H. Maxwell
Maxwell's
Talisman
Cidea
Canantidote
Backyard Improvement Tips From An Old Gardener
An elderly gardener offers timely guidance on making small backyards productive and attractive. He urges growing edible crops like radishes and lettuce, arranging rows for easy substitution, and using chicken wire with vines on fences to hide ugliness and support flowers. He notes even tiny plots yield rewards, but warns against overspending or overworking the space.
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Dallas
Trade echoes and street trees in old column mix
A moral lecture on home trade versus mail order buying urges locals to support nearby shops and build their communities. It contrasts centralised commerce with local retention, urging readers to move or invest where they belong. The piece also discusses choosing pepper trees for streets and explains root behavior with soil conditions.
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Allya
Los Angeles Times
Denver Promotes Tree Planting With City Stock
Denver encourages residents to plant trees by providing young stock each year. The program aims to boost urban greenery and civic pride through accessible saplings and guidance for planting and care.
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Denver
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