Heathcote faces danger at Nant-y-Bryn and plans escape
Geoffrey Heathcote weighs flight from Nant-y-Bryn as his uncle Sir Arthur Vaughn and the Gwyllard Cochran surge to crush rebels. Enid Vaughan warns him of danger while Owain urges prudence and secrecy. Heathcote prepares to cross into Herefordshire with White Socks and seeks safe passage away from hostile retainers.
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Owain
Arthur
Sir Arthur
Gwylliard Cochisn
Lttle
Nant-y-Bryn
Gwain
Enid Vaughan
Slant
Gwilym
Whiteseck
White Sock
Whitegoek
Whitesock
Nant-y-Sivryn
Erald Vaughan
Ag Owain
Ouwiin
Heathcote
Gearee
Slan
Slami
Jim
Gottle
Enid
Herefordshire
Owsin
Oweln Hhuself
Sam
Paris School Colony Plan Sends Poor Children to Countryside
Harper's Magazine reports Paris's plan to send 1000 of 3000 pupils aged 10 to 13 from the Seine district to three weeks in the Vosges countryside. Selection favors the dull and ailing. guardians sign waivers as relief funds cover travel and gear, while the trip is framed as a solemn civic vacation funded by municipal aid.
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Ain
Harper's Magazine
Stoddard Dewey
Paria
Paris
Mr. Dewey
Wieventh
Vosges Mountains
On the Wedding Journey Chicago Tribune Henry and bride exchange vows
In a brief Chicago Tribune wedding item the bride asks Henry if he regrets marrying her. He replies that he does not, and the couple continues their journey by train. The accompanying note records their happiness for the moment and the short duration of the trip.
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Chicago Tribune
Henry
Merriment at Lipton Dinner in New York Times style
A Lipton dinner recollection features a humorous fusion of speech and song. Mr Thomas McIntosh leads a playful verse about a bloomin mug, while Sir Thomas, Gen tlemen, and the table crowd join in a chorus and lively gibes. The evening ends with songs from Wizard of Oz and familiar Irish banter.
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Lipton
New York Times
Burr’ McIntosh
Sir Thomas
McIntogly
Mr. McIntosh
McTntosh
Thomas
Tifton
Lifton
Tommy
Cong
Sammy
Sir ‘Thomas
Hare
New Kidney Remedy Promises Cures Across Texas
In Fate Texas on September 21 residents report a remarkable cure surge from a new kidney disease treatment. Henry Vaughin Rural Route No. BL Pne endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills after eighteen months of suffering. He says the remedy brought rapid improvement and complete relief from symptoms, urging others with kidney trouble to try it.
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Texas
Fate
Tex
Henry Vaughin
Dodd
Eugene B. Lario
Twentieth Avenue
Union Station
Denver
Colo
Dean
Auard
Lark
foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Harvest of Art and a Farmer’s Yield Tale
The piece recounts D Auber visiting Kansas to paint landscapes who is captured by farmers and pressed into harvest work. He loses his artistic drive, claiming greater earnings in the field than selling paintings. The text notes a town crop average of about 35 bushes per acre over ten years.
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Chicago Tribune
D'Auber
Kansas
The Business Woman in New York Store Styles and Speech
A fragmented 19th century montage contrasts businesswomen in New York shops with unseen elegance and restraint, noting modest dress, minimal jewelry, and careful grooming. It recalls social expectation, class tone, and a stray tale of a stern maternal warning from a noisy interview in a city setting.
Swap Crews and Hall of Fame Talk in Press Note
New York Press contends Captain Garr belongs in the hall of fame praising his line. A proposal by President Benjamin Nachmann of the International Cable Directory outlines after cup races a new contest between the Reliance and Shamrock crews to test boat vs crew. Yardmen favor the idea, hoping to measure sailing skill against Britain and gauge Earhart handling impact.
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New York Press
Garr
Benjamin Nachmann
International Cable Directory Company
Reliance
Shamrock Tit
Shamrock
Yardtamen
Racea Beleve
Iearr'a
Boetrembeet
Putnam Faceless Dues Refund Sparks Confusion in Tribune
The Chicago Tribune reports a claim about refunds for each package of Putnam Faceless Dues, disputing the assertion of unsat isfactory. It notes a remark about Meakuns’ wife and an impediment in her speech, clarifying there isn’t one and that blocking her speech is unlikely.
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Chicago Tribune
Meakuns
Vike
The Professor Wanted a Change at Lafayette College
Professor Francis A March Jr of Lafayette College, English chair and alumni athletic committee head, watched students on the football field and recalled his own playing days. Asked to demonstrate, he declined, saying he had spent the morning tackling dummies in his office and came outside for a change.
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New York Times
Francis A. March, Jr
Lafayette College
Chicago Quiz Night Sparks Domestic Banter
In a clipped Chicago humor vignette, a man named Stubb-No laments strife with his wife as she retorts with I beg to differ. Pevin jokes that he is luckier, noting his wife merely differs without urging him to beg.
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Chicago News
Stubb
Pevin
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