A Defiance of Love and a Mine Island Stand
Josiah Quinby, owner of the Silver Island mine, confronts his determined son in law hopeful John Brasil and Violet Quinby as a fierce gale threatens the dam and harbor. Amid fire and flood, Violet engineers a perilous plan to land coal and save the mine while Quinby and Brasil face old vows and new trust.
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Quinby
Felow
Ninby
Ryes
Chicago
Collor
Tsale
Josiah Quincy
Storm
Wave
Quinan
Darian Brat
Iilor
Josiah Quinby
Broail
Fercely
Mr. Quinby
Lucian Broa
Elenchtal
von Bragil
Travis
Naroo
Vietorie
Mos Rose
John Bailey
John Hailey
Joriah Quinby
North Pacific
Josiah Quimby
Judah Queenie
Johnson
Dow
Godel
Joanah Quinby
Jodiah Quinby
Kite
Quinha
Rome
Eli
Johnah Quinby
John Branil
Josishumbo
Ufe
Silver Island
Violet Quincy
Violet
Hero
Amell
Furmares
Wenalman
John Brasil
Ain
Quinty
Bragil
Josiah Quinhy
Windard
Brugerd
Tim
Brasil
Victoria
Starving Pearls at Louvre Pitiful Loss of Gems
A Star report notes rapidly increasing pearl value and warns that a Louvre necklace bequeathed by Mme Thiers is dying from a mysterious disease. Experts say pearls live by contact with people and should be worn, but the piece must stay in its case to preserve it, or the pearls will shrivel and be lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louvre
Auye
Mme. Thiers
France
Jace
Acetrolia
Sydney
Robert Buchanan
Opera Comique
Henry Muormy
Miu
Langtry
Cary
Buchanan
Henry Murray
Theaeus Theseus
Aone
Murray
Tony
Murmy
Will Crooks
Wil
Woolwich
Sid
Aly
Tom Let-ii-aJone
Betting Fascination and Racing Tales Across Derby Day
The piece surveys betting lore and anecdotes from Derby culture. It cites Robert Ridsdale’s £47,000 gains, John Gully’s £60,000 haul, and Margrave’s £45,000 victory. It recalls stories of clerics and gamblers, misclicked bets, and Tod Bowan’s last‑minute win as well as broader betting harms highlighted by Will Crooks.
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Robert Ridsdale
St. Cilas
Derby
Doncaster
John Gully
House of Commons
Margrave
Legar
Collowus
Davies
Carly
Winter hardship for soldiers spurs need for relief remedies
Citizens react to cold conditions and discuss available remedies including a stimulating powder. The ad promotes Spenre's Remedies with a mail order offer from E. Tassell, seal agent, promising complete treatment and free explanatory literature.
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Boenre
Ite Lama
Costierench
Sutier
Eneloring
Ly E. Tassell
Japan's inspected matches draw scorn for quality and trust
A Perth reader rails against Japanese matches sold under a government stamp claiming official inspection. The letter warns that inferior goods and misused trade marks undermine confidence, urging caution toward Japanese imports and noting damaged packaging and mutilated pieces.
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Mitchea
Japan
Perth
Nippon
Vic Singh
Fremantis
Heall
Weaton Trarter
A Lighter Touch Returns to Tennis After War
The Manchester Guardian notes a veteran player brings a gentler, lighter style to suburban tennis courts this summer. He jokes about his own poor play and avoids blaming partners or the conditions, preferring laughter over harsh criticism as he adjusts after wartime hardship.
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Lea
Knen
Mancherter
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