Harriet Field Faces a New Marriage Promise
Harriet Field contemplates marrying Richard Carter to secure her position in Crownlands, while Nina Carter's schemes and Mrs Tabor's opposition stir family tensions. Richard proposes a marriage tied to Ward's future and Nina's status, but Harriet hesitates over divorce facts and social consequences before deciding her path.
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Harriet
Ward
Nina
Isabelle
Nina Carter
Amy
Saunders
Blondin
Mr. Blonlini
Regal
Saindera
Crownlands
Rachel
Richard
Carter
Richard Carter
Misa Field
Herssif
Mr. Blondin
Yat
Tve
Hfe
Tabor
Kina
Miss Field
Gardiner
Har- Imeta
Pope
Complex Schemes Surface in Crwanland Love Plot
Harriet Field, governess to Nina Carter, faces an Adventurer named Royal Blondin who seeks to wed Nina for wealth. Harriet pleads to stay neutral while Ward Carter, Nina’s guardian, urges marriage. Mrs. Carter elopes with Pope as Blondin presses Harriet to comply, leading to tense confrontations and secret-keeping about past ties.
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Synopele
Harriet Field
Mra
Isabel Carter
Harriet
Royal Blondin
Blondin
Waldie Rich
Nina
Tia
Ward Carter
Harriett
Madame Carter
Richard
Ning
Ward
Mrs. Carter
Pope
Bionim
Biondin
Abent
A Woman’s Dilemma in Love and Duty
Harriet wrestles with a forbidden love for a married, wealthy man. She battles social expectations, fears exposure, and weighs leaving her world for a shared future, while tending to the family and the inn that sustain her. Her inner conflict peaks as she contemplates a bold step she cannot take.
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Richard
Cate
Harriet
Linda
Nina
Ward
Roy
Fred
Rosa
Migs Wield
Wife Isabella Dies on Paris Operating Table
A historical notice reports the death of Isabella, wife of the subject, during an operation in Paris yesterday. The record notes the tragic surgical outcome and the location but offers no further detail on the procedure or cause.
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Isabella
Paris
Who's Who In A Household Mystery Read
A neighbor’s home shows a contrasting domestic scene as a child questions the roles of a reading elderly man and a wife running a department store. The boy’s puzzled inquiry hints at traditional expectations clashing with modern life.
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New York
Rural credit push eyed as independent system
President Harding backs Congress on farm credit facilities rivaling commerce. Proposals outline a new rural credits network linked to a central Washington corporation to replace the War Finance Corporation. The plan aims at short to mid term credits for agricultural products and five stock, distinct from federal land bank loans.
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Ashington
Harding
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Federal Land Banks
Washington
War Finance Corporation
Joint Commission of Agricultural Inquiry
Anderson
Minnesota
Hira
House
Lenroot
Wiecensin
Senate
Simmons
North Carolina
Norbeck
South Dakota
Klug
Illinois
National Agricultural Credits Corporation
Shipping Board Attacked Over Wartime Contracts
Special auditor Stiles E. Dodge of Cleveland accuses the United States Shipping Board of overpayments and mishandled war contract settlements on the Pacific coast. He plans to present his case before a congressional committee and seeks further investigation into the release of J M Stevens. Representative M Clyde Kelly calls for public facts and possible inquiry if unsatisfied with explanations.
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United States Shipping Board
Stiles E. Dodge
Cleveland
Pacific Coast
Dodge
Congressional Committee
Tle Shipping Board
J. M. Stevens
Controver
Stevens
Pittsburgh
M. Clyde Kelly
Pennsylvania
Harding
Lasker
Shipping Board
1922 Woman's Charter of Rights Drafted by Philadelphia Woman
Mary Winsor of Philadelphia, a National Council member of the Woman's Party, drafts a 1922 Woman's Charter of Rights. It cites the 1848 Seneca Falls charter and seeks to extend suffrage and equal rights, echoing provisions on legal equality, education, conduct standards, and equal responsibilities for men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Winsor
Philadelphia
Woman’s Party
America
Seneca Ralls
Miss Winsor
Harding backs reclamation fund to spur western projects
A White House meeting with Senator McNary of Oregon and Representative Smith of Idaho reports President Harding favors the McNary bill creating a 450 million revolving fund for Western and Southern reclamation and drainage. Delegation says strong support exists in Congress, with emphasis on housing millions, boosting soil recovery, and national wealth from desert lands reclaimed since 1902.
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Eenoyar
Maruing
McNary
White House
McNaty
Oregon
Smith
Idaho
Senate
House
Harding
Congress
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