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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1901
Page
3
Quiet Reignites Ties at the Manor and Uplands
In a tensioned postscript scene Miss London/ Beryl London confides to Harold Dynevor her fear of exposure while seeking shelter with Mrs Tanner in Basthill on Sea. He vows friendship, while the Dynevor family reflects on Nina’s memory and the manor’s uneasy future as a chance resemblance to Nina unsettles Mrs Dynevor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dynavor
Basthillon-Sea
Sureld
Beryl
Harold
London
Miss London
Mr. Dynevor
Mrs. Grey
Mother
Kitty
Minor
God Aunt
Mrs. Dynevor
Nina
Kitty Dynevor
Miss Dynevor
Uplands
Hasthill
Dynevor
Mr. Lindon
Beryl Lindon
Dynevor family faces foreclosure at Uplands
Harold Dynevor learns from lawyer Proctor that Eustace London plans a three month foreclosure from Michaelmas. Harold vows to raise the money to save Uplands, while Kitty Dynevor and Beryl Lindon discuss loyalty, class, and a shadowed past as they arrive at Uplands for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Harold
Marton
Proctor
Harold Dynevor
Dynevor
Eustace London
Micaelmas
Sarge
Helen Craven's Engagement and a Tea Visit at Uplands
Kitty Dynevor, still called the little one, visits East Hill to invite Miss Lendon to tea at Woodlands. Mrs Tanner praises Miss Lendon as patient and beloved by her pupils. The scene hints at tension at Uplands with Eustace Lindon's mortgage and troubled parents, while Kitty hopes Woodlands prospers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Craven
Kitty Dynevor
Mrs. Tanner
Helen
Uplands
Kitty
Eustace Lindon
Harold
Easthill-on-Sea
Woodlands
Wilmots
Beryl
Mrss Lendon
New Trade Training Planned At Public School For Crippled Children
The Chicago News reports that Emma F. Haskell will lead a new training school at the public school for crippled children. Pupils will learn woodwork and needlework, aiming for self support. a disabled boy dreams of carpentry while others may take up wood carving or domestic work. Supt. Cooley may request materials and equipment funding at the next board meeting. Truant officers will canvass the city to see how many crippled and married children could attend with transportation. Secretary Larson was denied his salary voucher, with President Harris blaming the city controller for delays. A board audit shows education revenues will fall $235,853 short of appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma F. Haskell
Mess Hall
Chicago News
Supt. Cooley
Board of Education
Haskell
Larson
Harris
Kerfoot
Custer
Drawer Plate Storage Instructions
The drawer for everyday plates should be lined with green baize at the bottom, cut to fold over the plate when laid on the baize. Store plates neatly with large forks together and small forks together, keeping others similarly grouped and organized.
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